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Thanks for telling us about the problem. Actually Takemiya never thing about making big moyo, because it will be too easy to be spoiled, since there are so many players who are good in fighting. Takemiya style is actually fighting style.

His first pro teacher was Tanaka Minaichi. Takemiya always remember that phrase and apply it in his game. Takemiya Masaki is an intuitive player. You can count territories, but you can not count thickness.

Playing by intuition, for sure, would make you lose many games, but when you lose, you will reviewing the games, and your intuition will be better and better. Takemiya Masaki W vs. Kobayashi Koichi in the 1st Fujitsu Cup Semifinal.

He was invited as the guest at the US Go Congress. This is a terrible way to play go. You should look at the board and play wherever you want to. This is the way to get stronger. I say this everywhere I go, around the world, but no one believes me. So you have to review the games.

However, Takemiya prefers to call his style ' natural style '. Takemiya considers that the centre-oriented style for him is the natural way for his stones to move and focuses in his book largely on the concept of 'playing with your heart' and playing moves which 'please'.

When asked who was his favorite persons' games to study, at the US Go Congress, Takemiya stated that it was Dosaku. Takemiya continued with how very strong Dosaku was and that he is considered to be the father of our modern opening strategies. Despite his natural flow he currently holds the record of the Longest Time Spent Thinking About A Move , due to a variation of the large avalanche joseki that he did not know and needed to reinvent on the spot. He visited Europe and the US many times for teaching tours.

For several years, he has been one of the main guests at the American Go Congresses.