Miori Shimosaka
Miori Shimosaka (下坂美織) is a Japanese perfaisional Go player at Nihon Ki-in[1][2]. She wis born at Hokkaido.
Records eedit
| Year | Notes[1][2] |
|---|---|
| 1998 | 5t place in the U12 championship (ja:少年少女囲碁大会[3]) |
| 1999 | Winner at the Hokkaido ladies championship (全道女流囲碁選手権, she is the youngest champion at this tournament). She wis an aw Qualifiit tae the main tournament at the U12 championship[3]. |
| 2000 | Winner at the Hokkaido amateur championship (アミノアップ杯争奪全道アマ本因坊戦). She wis an aw Qualifiit tae the main tournament o the Junior High School Championship[3]. |
| 2001 | Winner at the Hokkaido ladies championship. She wis an aw Qualifiit tae the main tournament o the Junior High School Championship[3] an the Aw Japan Weemen's Amateur Championship[4]. |
| 2002 | Qualifiit tae the main tournament o the Junior High School Championship[3]. |
| 2003 | Winner at the High School Championship[3] an the Aw Japan Weemen's Amateur Championship[4]. |
| 2004 | Winner at the High School Championship[3]. |
| 2005 | Finalist at the High School Championship[3]. |
| 2006 | Enterit Waseda Varsity. She wis an aw the finalist at the Female Student Go Tournament (ja:全日本女子学生本因坊決定戦) an 6t place at the Aw Japan Student's Best 10 (全日本学生囲碁十傑戦). |
| 2007 | She contributit tae the Waseda Team's veectory at the Aw Japan Varsity Go Championship (ja:全日本大学囲碁選手権). 7t place at the Aw Japan Weemen's Amateur Championship[4]. |
| 2008 | Finalist at the Aw Japan Weemen's Amateur Championship[4]. She wis an aw 3rd place at the Female Student Go Tournament. |
| 2009 | Obtainit professional status. She is the 1st heich schuil champion an 1st female player frae Hokkaido[5] tae obtain this status. She wis an aw qualifiit tae the main tournament o the Rookie Championship (新人王戦[6]). |
| 2010 | Assistant at NHK Cup TV Go Tournament[7]. |
| 2011 an 2012 | Qualifiit tae the main tournament o the Weemen's Buird Master's title (女流棋聖戦) |
| 2012 | Qualifiit tae the main tournament o the Rookie Championship[6]. She an aw representit Japan at the Warld's Ladies Go Championship (兵聖杯世界女子囲碁選手権). |
| 2012-2014 | Personality at the NHK Cup TV Go Tournament[7]. |
Notes eedit
- ↑ a b Miori Shimosaka at Sensei's Library
- ↑ a b Miori Shimosaka at Go Ratings
- ↑ a b c d e f g h Many Japanese perfaisionals have experiencit this tournament.
- ↑ a b c d In Japan, there are many female perfaisional players who have experiencit/participatit this tournament.
- ↑ Before her, there were many perfaisional players frae Hokkaido. For example there are Norimoto Yoda (Sachiko Hara's husband) and Koichi Kobayashi (Husband o Reiko Kobayashi and Father o Izumi Kobayashi).
- ↑ a b This tournament has an age restriction.
- ↑ a b This is a program at the NHK Eddicational TV.