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March 12, 2020,

All schedules for the "2019 ranking battle" have ended with the 13th station of B class 1 group.

The order of all the shogi players who belong to the Japan Shogi Federation has been decided.

The ranking game consists of A, B, 1 B, 2 C, 1 C, and 2 C leagues, and the players who belong to each league compete for their ranks.

Throughout the year from April to March, we will play once a month once a month, and in March the league ranking will be finalized, and the promotion and demotion will be decided.

From April, we will compete in league games with a member structure that reflects the results of the previous year, so the players who make up the league will change every year.

It is a complete ability system with no moderation.

Much of a shogi player's income is determined by his league and rank.

And

It is said that about 10%of the players are players who earn more than 10 million yen.

[Go player's income]

Basic salary provided by the Japan Shogi Federation
Game fee (ranking game, title game, other game)
Prize money for title battles, etc.
Tuition fee
Appearance fee for commercials, events, lectures, etc.

The game fee and instruction fee are decided based on the rank of the player.

Popular players, such as Hifumi (12 Kato), Hanyu 9dan, Fujii Sota 7dan, can get extra income by exposing them to the media or publishing books. It is a handful.

Therefore, it can be said that the most important game for a player is a "ranking game".

[Characteristics of ranking battle]

If the A-class go player wins the 1st place, he will have the right to challenge the master
Compete for ranks among players who belong to the same league throughout the year
The top-ranked shogi player is promoted to one rank
Lower-ranked players will be demoted by one rank
1 rank up and down (no jump)
When two sets of C class shogi players get three demotion points, they move to free class
The new 4th dan belongs to C class 2 group and fights the league game

Shin-Shidan is a player who has qualified as a professional player and participates in the ranking game for the first time.

Among the shogi players belonging to the A class, the shogi player with the highest ranking in the year will win the right to challenge the master.

Therefore,

Go players who belong to Class B 1 to Class C 2 have no right to challenge masters even if they have won a title other than a master.

Challenge to a master is a right given only to a player who is enrolled in a Class A league.

Since the rank of celebrity has been inherited from the Edo period, it is recognized that "master" is the most authoritative title despite the highest amount of prize money.

The Japan Shogi Federation decides the order of the eight major title matches based on the prize amount.
Hierarchy: Dragon King, Master, Wisdom, Throne, Throne, Go King, King General, Ki Sei

It takes at least 5 years for the new 4th Dan to become a master.

Result of ranking battle (FY2019)

A class Watanabe Akira won all three wins (9-0 defeats) in the A-class and won the right to challenge in the 78th season of the season. From April 8th, I will fight the 7th game with Masayuki Toyoshima.

One Kimura who won the first title was relegated to Class B 1 group.

Koji Tanikawa Kudan was demoted to Class B 2 sets.

Sota Fujii 7th Dan made a record of all wins (10 wins and 0 losses) and decided to be promoted to Class B 2 sets. In the first half of the year, he missed the promotion with a head loss while leaving a good record of 9 wins and 1 loss.

Yasuaki Tsukada Kudan has been relegated to Class C 2 sets.

I still have the impression that I was active in class A, so I have been disappointed with the results over the past few years. I have the impression that I can't win since I got married.

Horiguchi Kazushiza Nandan was demoted to Class C 2 sets with 0 wins and 10 losses. Although the name of the illness has not been revealed, it is said that he is in poor physical condition, so it seems that he is still unable to exert his original strength.

Promotional Go player | Demotion player

Akira Watanabe has won the right to challenge Masayuki Toyoshima.
You have won the right to challenge by winning all A grades.

[Mermaid]

April 8th, 2020 (Wednesday, Thursday)
"Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo"
2-10-8 Sekiguchi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
03-3943-1111

As of March 12, 2020
Rank	promotion	Demotion	Promotion
Class A	Master Challenge: Akira Watanabe Triple Crown (9 wins and 0 losses)	Kimura one throne (4 wins and 5 losses) Toshiaki Kubo 9th Dan (2 wins, 7 losses)	The bottom two are demoted
Class B 1 set	Tatsuya Sugai Nandan (11 wins and 1 loss) Shintaro Saito Nandan (9 wins and 3 losses)	Koji Tanikawa 9th Dan (3 wins 9 losses) Hatakeyama Zhen Eighth Dan (3 wins 9 losses)	The top two are promoted The bottom two are demoted
Class B 2 sets	Maruyama Tadahisa 9dan (9 wins and 1 loss) Seiya Kondo 6th Dan (8 wins and 2 losses)	Eiji Iijima Nandan (4 wins and 6 losses) Kosuke Tamura 7th Dan (3 wins, 7 losses)	The top two are promoted Demotion with 2 points
Class C 1 set	Sota Fujii 7th Dan (10 wins, 0 losses) Yuuki Sasaki Nandan (9 wins and 1 loss)	Yasuaki Tsukada 9th Dan (3 wins, 7 losses) Horiguchi Isshiza (0 wins and 10 losses)	The top two are promoted Demotion with 2 points
Class C 2 sets	Taichi Takami 7th Dan (9 wins and 1 loss) Tatsuya Sanmaidou 7th Dan (9 wins and 1 loss) Yuta Komori 4th Dan (9 wins and 1 loss)	Ryo Shimamoto Godan (3 wins and 7 losses) Kiyosumi Kiriyama (1 win 9 losses)	The top three are promoted Demotion with 3 points

Sorting of demographic points

Quoting from Japan Shogi Federation.

For less than 2 sets of B class, 1 out of every 5 participants in the league will be given a demotion point to the lower graders. The number of people who will be demoted will be 3 if the number of participants is 15 or more and 19 or less, 4 if the number of participants is 20 or more and 24 or less, and 5 if the number of participants is 25 or more and 29 or less.
Japan Shogi Federation


participant	Demotion point
15-19 people	3 people
20-24 people	4 people
25-29 people	5 people	Class B 2 sets: 25 people
30 to 34 people	6 people
35 to 39 people	7 people	Class C 1 group: 36 people
40-44 people	8 people
45-49 people	9 people
50 to 54	10 people	Class C 2 sets: 52

Afterword

Class A, Class B 1 set

The number of players in the A-class (10 people) and B-class (13 people) is fixed, so the players who play in each league will play a round-robin battle to determine their ranking.

The shogi player who achieved the 1st place in the A-class wins the right to challenge the master. According to this rule, the challenger for the 77th Toyoshima Masayuki Master was decided to be Akira Watanabe.

The first station of the 78th season Masters will be held at Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo on April 8th and 9th, 2020.

Since A is the highest league, there is no promotion even if you become a top performer.
In the B-class, one group will have two top performers promoted to A-class.

[Go player promoted to A class]

Tatsuya Sugai Nandan (11 wins and 1 loss)
Shintaro Saito Nandan (9 wins and 3 losses)

Two lower grades will be demoted for both Class A and Class B.
Kimura, who won the first title, has been demoted.

[Go player who is demoted to B class 1 group]

Kimura one throne (4 wins and 5 losses)
Toshiaki Kubo 9th Dan (2 wins, 7 losses)

B class 2 sets, C class 1 set, C class 2 sets

No capacity is set for B class 2 groups, C class 1 group, and C class 2 groups.

There are many players who are enrolled in the game and cannot be brute force.

The number of shogi players who are given a demoting point changes according to the number of shogi players who belong to the league. (See distribution of demoting points)

The demographic points are operated in a cumulative manner, so a shogi player who belongs to two B-class and one C-class will be demoted to the lower league from the next fiscal year if they take two demographic points.

When you get a certain grade, the demoting points will disappear.

Go players who belong to 2 sets of C class will be transferred to the free class from the next fiscal year if they get 3 demotion points, and will not be able to fight in the ranking battle.

Since there are no monthly games in Free Class, the annual fee will be zero, which is 10 stations (2 groups in C class) per year, resulting in a significant decrease in annual income.

Tanigawa Kudan is still active

Toshiyuki Moriuchi Kudan retired from the standings after declaring a free class when he decided to drop from class A.

Koji Tanikawa 9th Dan (a master of the seventeenth century) has been fighting with one B-class team after the fall of A-class, but in 2020, he will move to a B-class two team.

In a media article I saw, he gave negative comments about retirement.

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