14-Year-Old Boy Ushers Golden Age of Shogi | JAPAN Forward
Sota Fujii, youngest professional "shogi" Japanese chess player at 14, reviews a match against Hiroshi Miyamoto, 31, in Osaka on June 7, 2017, after extending his record winning streak since his debut
Shogi prodigy Sota Fujii wins record 29th straight match | The Japan Times
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EDITORIAL | Teenage Superstar Sota Fujii's Win Transcends the World of Shogi | JAPAN Forward
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Sota Fujii (R) wins the shogi match against Seiya Kondo (L) at the 30th Ryuuou Tournament on May 25, 2017, Tokyo, Japan. Fujii, the youngest professional shogi player in Japan, won the
EDITORIAL | Teenage Superstar Sota Fujii's Win Transcends the World of Shogi | JAPAN Forward
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Sota Fujii, 14y/o, the youngest-ever pro Shogi (Japanese chess) player, achieved the longest-ever winning streak yesterday. His career winrate as a pro is 100% (29-0). : r/gaming
Japan's youngest shogi prodigy sets new record with 29th straight win
Japan's youngest shogi player fells fourth dan to stretch winning streak to 27 | The Japan Times
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Shogi wonder Fujii wins 25th match in game's second-longest winning streak | The Japan Times
Fujii Sets Shogi Record! – JapanSauce.Net
Youngest 'shogi' pro Sota Fujii matches longest winning streak with 28th victory | The Japan Times
