Recently, discussions have intensified regarding the contract renewals for players Daisuke Suzuki and Kana Nakata in M League’s BEAST X. There seems to be a variety of opinions circulating, particularly about their skills and influence. I’ve given this topic a bit of thought, and I’d like to share my perspective.
Question from a reader:
I want to know about the strength of the shogi genius, Sōta Fujii. Specifically, how does he excel compared to other shogi players? I heard that he was the only one to score 100 points at today’s tsume shogi championship, winning with time to spare, and I’m curious about the secret behind his skills.
Question from Readers:
Even though Fujii Souta has exceptional talent, I believe he cannot compete with Shohei Ohtani in the world of baseball. What do you think?
Recently, while discussing comedy ideas with a friend, we stumbled upon the topic of Fujii Souta and Shohei Ohtani’s talents. Both possess overwhelming skills in
Question from a Reader:
Although Fujii Sota has incredible talent, I believe he cannot compete with Shohei Ohtani in the world of baseball. What do you think?
Recently, there has been a discussion comparing the talents of Fujii Sota and Shohei Ohtani. Honestly, I found this to be an interesting perspective. Fujii is a genius
Question from Readers:
Is there a term “Fujii Generation” for the generation of Fujii Sota? Just like the “Habu Generation” that existed during the era of Habu Yoshiharu, I’m curious if there is a term referring to the young shogi players influenced by Fujii.
Recently, I’ve been thinking about Fujii Sota, and I couldn’t help but wonder if the term “Fujii Generation” exists. Since there was the term “Habu Generation” during Habu Yoshiharu’s time, I thought there might be some name for the young shogi players
