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Japanese Go player (born 1989)
Yuta Iyama Kisei, Honinbo, Meijin (井山 裕太, Iyama Yūta; born 24 May 1989) is a Japanese professional Go player. In April 2016, he became the first player
Yuta_Iyama
Name list
Japanese baseball player Yuta Iyama (井山 裕太; born 1989), Japanese Go player Yuta Kanai (金井 勇太; born 1985), Japanese actor Yuta Kimura (木村 雄太; born 1985)
Yūta
Artificial intelligence that plays Go
adversaries included many world champions such as Ke Jie, Park Jeong-hwan, Yuta Iyama, Tuo Jiaxi, Mi Yuting, Shi Yue, Chen Yaoye, Li Qincheng, Gu Li, Chang
AlphaGo
Hao, Gu Li, Liu Xing, Kong Jie, Xie He, Zhou Ruiyang Japan Keigo Yamashita, Yuta Iyama, Shinji Takao, Satoshi Yuki, Kimio Yamada, Jiro Akiyama 2022 →
Go at the 2010 Asian Games – Men's team
Go_at_the_2010_Asian_Games_–_Men's_team
began on 26 April 2012 and concluded on 13 September 2012 When Iyama Yuta went undefeated. Yuta went on to challenge then Oza title holder, Cho U, defeating
60th_Ōza
Japanese Go tournament
4–3 Yuta Iyama 34 2009 Yuta Iyama 4–1 Cho U 35 2010 4–0 Shinji Takao 36 2011 Keigo Yamashita 4–2 Yuta Iyama 37 2012 4–3 Naoki Hane 38 2013 Yuta Iyama 4–1
Meijin_(Go)
Li Liu Xing Kong Jie Xie He Zhou Ruiyang Japan (JPN) Keigo Yamashita Yuta Iyama Shinji Takao Satoshi Yuki Kimio Yamada Jiro Akiyama 2022 Hangzhou South
List of Asian Games medalists in go
List_of_Asian_Games_medalists_in_go
Edition of the Go software AlphaGo
adversaries included many world champions such as Ke Jie, Park Jeong-hwan, Yuta Iyama, Tuo Jiaxi, Mi Yuting, Shi Yue, Chen Yaoye, Li Qincheng, Gu Li, Chang
Master_(software)
Japanese Go player (born 2001)
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Asami_Ueno
Asian Games event
Qincheng, Zhao Chenyu, Mi Yuting, Yang Dingxin, Ke Jie, Yang Kaiwen Japan Kotaro Seki, Toramaru Shibano, Ryo Ichiriki, Atsushi Sada, Yuta Iyama ← 2010
Go at the 2022 Asian Games – Men's team
Go_at_the_2022_Asian_Games_–_Men's_team
Judan began on 20 June 2010 and concluded on 29 April 2011. Challenger Iyama Yuta Meijin defeated title holder Cho U, who won the previous two tournaments
49th_Judan
2011 Invitational Go competition
black are listed first. Game 1: Iyama Yuta v. Lee Sedol - B+R Game 2: Gu Li v. Lee Sedol - B+R Game 3: Gu Li v. Iyama Yuta - W+R China representative Gu
Bosai_Cup
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Mizokami_Tomochika
Japanese Go player (born 1973)
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Sakai_Hideyuki
3–0 Hane Naoki 60th 2012 Yuta Iyama 3–0 Cho U 61st 2013 3–1 62nd 2014 Daisuke Murakawa 3–2 Yuta Iyama 63rd 2015 Yuta Iyama 3–0 Daisuke Murakawa 64th
Ōza_(Go)
Japanese Go competition
Takao 48 2010 3–0 Keigo Yamashita 49 2011 Yuta Iyama 3–2 Cho U 50 2012 3–1 51 2013 Satoshi Yuki 3–2 Yuta Iyama 52 2014 Shinji Takao 3–2 Satoshi Yuki 53
Jūdan_(Go)
Japanese organizational body for Go
Yuta Iyama Yuta 2017 Iyama Yuta Iyama Yuta Iyama Yuta Iyama Yuta Iyama Yuta Iyama Yuta Iyama Yuta 2018 Iyama Yuta Cho U Iyama Yuta Iyama Yuta Iyama Yuta
Nihon_Ki-in
1982. Kobayashi Koichi won the Kisei 8 times in a row from 1986 to 1993. Iyama Yuta won the Kisei 9 times in a row 2013 to 2021. Cho Chikun won the Meijin
Honorary_Go_titles
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Chiaki_Mukai_(Go_player)
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Kaori_Chinen
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Izumi_Kobayashi
Award
Marutaka Akio 2013 Kataoka Ainosuke VI 2012 Kiritake Kanjuro 2011 Hiroshi Ishiguro 2010 Yuta Iyama 2009 Kenji Yanobe 2007 Keiko Nakamura 2006 Nobuaki Kumagai
Osaka_Culture_Prize
Japanese Go player
match. The same year, he won the 46th Tengen title in a 3–2 victory over Yuta Iyama to take his second major title. In 2021, he finished in the top four in
Ryo_Ichiriki
Sporting event delegation
October Bronze Kotaro Seki Toramaru Shibano Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Sada Yuta Iyama Go Men's team 3 October Bronze Keiji Mizumoto Akihiro Inoue Taishi Tanada
Japan_at_the_2022_Asian_Games
Atsushi. In the main tournament, he was knocked out by Iyama Yuta Meijin in the first round. Iyama Yuta came out as the winner. He beat Yamashita Keigo at
18th_Agon_Cup
Kaiwen Japan Kotaro Seki Toramaru Shibano Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Sada Yuta Iyama Women's team details China Wu Yiming Yu Zhiying Li He Wang Yubo South
Go_at_the_2022_Asian_Games
Japanese prize awarded by the Prime Minister
Purple Ribbon 25 26 13 February 2018 (Shinzō Abe) Yoshiharu Habu (47) Yuta Iyama (28) Professional Shogi Player Professional Go Player Habu: becoming the
People's_Honour_Award
Affiliate of the Nihon Ki-In. Kunio Ishii (石井邦生) 1941– 9 dan teacher of Yuta Iyama. Hideo Otake (大竹英雄) 1942– 9 dan Lifetime Gosei. Rin Kaiho (林海峰) 1942–
List_of_Go_players
Japanese Go player
competed in countless tournaments during his time, he was never able to win any. He is the teacher of Iyama Yuta. Profile (Japanese) GoBase Profile v t e
Kunio_Ishii
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Nobuaki_Anzai
Japanese shogi player (born 1989)
2015 until the end of May 2017. Murota married professional go player Yūta Iyama in 2012, but the couple divorced in 2015.In April 2022, she married then
Io_Murota
BC Card Cup. 29 – Iyama Yuta wins the 49th Judan, his second major title. 17 – Zhong Wenjing wins the 23rd CCTV Cup. 18 – Iyama Yuta defeats Gu Li and
2011_in_go
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Kana_Mannami
International Go competition
Xiaoyang 5p 0 Park Geunho 1 Xie Erhao 0 Xie Erhao 9p 1 Yuta Iyama 9p 0 Park Geunho 1 Wang Xinghao 0 Wang Xinghao 8p 1 Ida
Quzhou-Lanke Cup World Go Open
Quzhou-Lanke_Cup_World_Go_Open
Japanese Go player (born 1990)
professional Go player at the Kansai Ki-in. He was only one month older than Iyama Yuta, making him the second youngest professional in Japan. This also made
Murakawa_Daisuke
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Yumiko_Okada
Mok Jin-seok, Paek Daehyun, Pak Yeong-hun, Park Junghwan Japan (4): Iyama Yuta, Takao Shinji, Yamada Kimio, Yoda Norimoto Taiwan (1): Xiao Zhenghao "15th
15th_LG_Cup
Oldest Go title in Japan
1941 Honorary Winners Takagawa Kaku Sakata Eio Ishida Yoshio Cho Chikun Iyama Yuta Sponsors Mainichi Shimbun Prize money 28 million yen Affiliation Nihon
Honinbo_(competition)
Wenyao, Qiu Jun, Tan Xiao, Wang Xi, Xie He, Zhou Heyang Japan (4): Cho U, Iyama Yuta, Sakai Hideyuki, Yuki Satoshi Taiwan (1): Chen Shiyuan "16th LG Cup".
16th_LG_Cup
Taiwanese Go player
Retrieved 4 November 2016. Power, John (April 4, 2016). "The Power Report (1): Iyama closing in on Grand Slam in Judan challenge; Xie defends Women's Meijin;
Xie_Yimin
Honorary title in the Go competitive scene
the age of 60. Fujisawa Hideyuki 1977–1982 Kobayashi Koichi 1986–1993 Iyama Yuta 2013–2021 "第47期 棋聖戦". Nihon Ki-in (in Japanese). "Go Tournament: Kisei"
Kisei_(Go)
Japanese Go competition
professional Go tournaments "The Power Report: Hirose wins King of New Stars; Iyama eliminated from Samsung; New tournament for non-winners; Ichiriki wins Agon
Shinjin-O
December 2010 and concluded in October 2011. The defending champion was Iyama Yuta. The preliminary tournament started on 5 August 2010. Takao Shinji, Cho
36th_Meijin
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Atsushi_Tsuruyama
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Yukari_Yoshihara
Go competition in Japan
surpassed this with a record five consecutive wins in the 15th-19th Tengen. Iyama Yuta equaled this record in the 41st-45th terms, and has won the title a record
Tengen_(Go)
Finnish Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Antti_Törmänen_(Go_player)
International Go tournament
.한국 농심배 4연승". The JoongAng (in Korean). 2024-02-23. "The Power Report: Iyama regains Meijin title and triple crown; China wins 21st Nong Shim Cup; Ichiriki
Nongshim_Cup
2010–2011 Go tournament
game. The preliminary tournament started on 8 April 2010. Hane Naoki, Iyama Yuta, Takao Shinji, and Cho U retained their place in the Honinbo league from
66th_Honinbo
Sporting event delegation
Takumi Ishizaki Shunsuke Ito Hiroyuki Kinoshita Yusuke Okada Ryota Sakurai Yuta Tabuse Ken Takeda Joji Takeuchi Kosuke Takeuchi Daiji Yamada Preliminary
Japan_at_the_2010_Asian_Games
Japanese Go competition
on December 27, 2023 "The Power Report: Hirose wins King of New Stars; Iyama eliminated from Samsung; New tournament for non-winners; Ichiriki wins Agon
Agon_Kiriyama_Cup
Japanese professional Go player (born 1989)
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Shuhei_Uchida
Japanese Go player (born 1998)
Retrieved 2 May 2017. Power, John (29 November 2015). "The Power Report: Iyama regains sextuple crown; Surprise leader in Honinbo League; Women's Meijin
Rina_Fujisawa
Iso 7 dan 1 Rin Kaiho 9 dan 0 Satoshi Kataoka 9 dan 1 Satoshi Kataoka 8 dan 0 Ko Iso 7 dan 1 Yuta Iyama 7 dan 0 Ko Iso 7 dan 1
32nd_Meijin
Japanese Go player (born 1984)
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Seto_Taiki
Satoshi, Yamada Kimio, Hane Naoki, Takao Shinji, Yamashita Keigo, Cho U, Iyama Yuta, Sakai Hideyuki, Fujii Shuya, Seto Taiki Korea (7): Lee Sedol, Choi Cheol-han
24th_Fujitsu_Cup
Japanese Go competition
Full name Gosei Started 1976 Honorary Winners Ōtake Hideo Kobayashi Kōichi Iyama Yuta Sponsors Regional Newspaper League Prize money 8 million yen Affiliation
Gosei_(competition)
played games against Mi Yuting, Park Junghwan, and Iyama Yuta, losing to Mi and Park, but defeating Iyama. Around the same time, DeepZenGo participated in
Zen_(software)
"王冠戦 歴代記録", Nihon Ki-in (in Japanese), retrieved 2024-12-03 "The Power Report: Iyama regains Oza title; The Teikei tournaments; Ueno wins Young Carp; Ida sets
Okan_(Go_competition)
Hao Gu Li Liu Xing Kong Jie Xie He Zhou Ruiyang Japan Keigo Yamashita Yuta Iyama Shinji Takao Satoshi Yuki Kimio Yamada Jiro Akiyama Women's team details
Go_at_the_2010_Asian_Games
Report: Ida sets new record in Crown; China wins 23rd Agon Kiriyama Play-off; Iyama wins Ryusei title after life-and-death hallucination". American Go E-Journal
Ryusei_(competition)
Japanese Go player
Yamashita; Ida wins NHK Cup; Meijin League; Go lessons in train station; Iyama defends Kisei title; 57-year gap in women's game; Retirements". American
Atsushi_Ida
Lee Changho Iyama Yuta 2011 Park Yeonghun Jiang Weijie Iyama Yuta 2012 Jiang Weijie Park Yeonghun Keigo Yamashita 2015 Chen Yaoye Iyama Yuta Park Yeonghun
World_Mingren
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Kaori_Aoba
Go competition between Japan and Taiwan
Year Winner Runner-up 2008 So Yokoku Iyama Yuta 2009 Kono Rin Chen Shiyuan 2010 Zhou Junxun Matsumoto Takehisa 2011 Chen Shiyuan Lin Zhihan
Japan-Taiwan_Jingying
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Kikuyo_Aoki
Cho U 4 2001, 2004, 2007, 2015 Ichiriki Ryo 4 2018, 2020, 2021, 2023 Iyama Yuta 4 2016, 2017, 2019, 2025 Ishida Yoshio 3 1986, 1989, 2000 Rin Kaiho 3
NHK_Cup_(Go)
Taiwanese Go player (born 1997)
Gosei, his first major title. He won the title match 3–0 against Iyama Yuta, ending Iyama's reign as the simultaneous holder of all seven major Japanese titles
Hsu_Chia-yuan
2011 Piao Wenyao Iyama Yuta 14th 2012 Gu Li Cho U 15th 2013 Lian Xiao Murakawa Daisuke 16th 2014 Ke Jie Iyama Yuta 17th 2015 Iyama Yuta Huang Yunsong 18th
China-Japan_Agon_Cup
Japanese Go player
Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru
Takehisa_Matsumoto
South Korean Go player
special invitational tournament organized by the Nihon Ki-in, defeating Iyama Yuta, Japanese Go program DeepZenGo and Mi Yuting. Park performed strongly
Park_Junghwan
Chinese professional Go player (born 1983)
2010, Gu Li became the "Meijin of Meijins" by defeating Lee Changho and Iyama Yuta in a special tournament which pitted the domestic title-holders from China
Gu_Li_(Go_player)
Professional go player
Gosei) which he achieved by winning the Oza in 1994. Cho U in 2011 and Iyama Yuta in 2013 would duplicate this feat, both by winning the Kisei. He is also
Cho_Chikun
Cheol-han 0 Kong Jie BYE Kong Jie 1 Heo Yeongho 0 Iyama Yuta 1 Xie He 1 Csaba Mérő 0 Iyama Yuta 0 Xie He BYE Xie He 1 Xie He 1 Cho Chikun 1 Cho Chikun
8th_Chunlan_Cup
Chinese Go player (born 1998)
(2019–2020). He was finally eliminated in his eighth game by Japan's Iyama Yuta. China went on to win the tournament. He won the Tianyuan in 2020. In
Yang_Dingxin
Sporting event delegation
Takumi Ishizaki Shunsuke Ito Hiroyuki Kinoshita Yusuke Okada Ryota Sakurai Yuta Tabuse Ken Takeda Joji Takeuchi Kosuke Takeuchi Daiji Yamada Preliminary
Japan at the 2010 Asian Games (A–B)
Japan_at_the_2010_Asian_Games_(A–B)
International Go competition
Min-jun Fan Tingyu Kono Rin – Lin Lixiang Kono Rin Gu Zihao Gu Zihao – Iyama Yuta Gu Zihao Xu Haohong – Byun Sang-il Xu Haohong Xu Haohong Zhao Chenyu Hsu
Ing_Cup
Japanese Go tournament
Mochizuki Kenichi 0 Hane Naoki 1 14 April Iyama Yuta 0 Iyama Yuta 1 9 June Imamura Toshiya 0 Iyama Yuta 1 12 May Nakano Yasuhiro 0 Matsumoto
59th_Ōza
International Go competition
21st 2016–2017 Dang Yifei 2–0 Zhou Ruiyang 22nd 2017–2018 Xie Erhao 2–1 Iyama Yuta 23rd 2018–2019 Yang Dingxin 2–1 Shi Yue 24th 2019–2020 Shin Jin-seo 2–0
LG_Cup_(Go)
Taiwanese Go player (born 1980)
history to have held five of the top seven major titles simultaneously with Iyama Yuta being the second. Cho U, Naoki Hane, Keigo Yamashita and Shinji Takao
Cho_U
16 December Hane Naoki 1 Hashimoto Yujiro 0 20 January Iyama Yuta 1 Iyama Yuta 0 13 January Hane Naoki Chin Kaei 0 Hane Naoki 1
36th_Gosei
Title of the head of the Honinbo house or the winner of the Honinbo Tournament
Nihon kiin". "When he won the Honinbo title for the fifth year in a row, Iyama unveiled the name he will assume: Monyu." "The Power Report (1): Honinbo
Honinbo
Naoki 1 Cho U 1 21 June Yamashita Keigo 0 Iyama Yuta 1 19 August Yamada Kimio 0 Iyama Yuta 0 8 July O Meien 1 O Meien 1 5 February
30th_NEC_Cup
Go competition
23 2011 Kong Jie Paek Hong-suk 24 2012 Paek Hong-suk Kong Jie 25 2013 Iyama Yuta Park Junghwan 26 2014 Lee Sedol Kono Rin 27 2015 Lee Sedol Park Junghwan
Asian_TV_Cup
Mimura Tomoyasu 0 Yata Naoki 0 Iyama Yuta 1 Iyama Yuta 1 Iyama Yuta 1 Nakano Yasuhiro 1 Nakano Yasuhiro 0 Cho Riyu 0 Iyama Yuta Takahara Shuji 0 Kim Shushun
37th_Tengen
Lee Chang-ho Wang Xi Hane Naoki Mok Jin-seok Xie He Takao Shinji Lee Sedol Zhou Ruiyang Iyama Yuta Choi Cheol-han Tuo Jiaxi Sakai Hideyuki Park Seunghwa
12th_Nongshim_Cup
the Heisei Era", were the strongest players in Japan. Later in 2016, Iyama Yūta achieved the unprecedented feat of holding all seven major titles simultaneously
History_of_Go
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