-
Inoue faction in
Osaka and
Nozawa Chikucho. A
brief splinter group called Kiseisha was
created soon
after the
Nihon Ki-in was formed, but most of the players...
- this new organization. Karigane, in the meantime, had set up his
rival Kiseisha organisation (1924). The
Yomiuri Shimbun planned a
challenge match between...
-
after winning a
knockout tournament. He
defeated eight opponents from the
Kiseisha in a row
during 1928. He pla**** a
celebrated match with then
retiring HoninbÅ...
- the 1920s, he
joined the
Kiseisha, a
splinter group of the
Nihon Ki-in, ****an's main
administrative body for Go. The
Kiseisha was
succeeded by the Keiinsha...
- form the
Kiseisha splinter group.
Rivalry would persist between the two
groups until 1991, when the Keiinsha, the
eventual offshoot of the
Kiseisha, was finally...
- it was
founded in 1924, he left to
partake in the
splinter groups: the
Kiseisha and the Keiinsha. In addition, he
joined the Hiseikai, a
tournament group...
- Ki-in when it was
established in 1924,
Onoda broke away to help form the
Kiseisha. However, he soon
became disillusioned and,
along with
Suzuki and Kato...
