
What others
say about
Shogi.Net
|  | Reijer Grimbergen: | 
|  | Probably the center of WWW Shogi is the Shogi.Net site. Here you can find
all the links to all the Shogi info on the Web. | 
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|  | Myron Tay: | 
|  | The Shogi.Net site is a very VERY nice site. Heck, it's the only shogi site
I bookmarked. | 
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|  | Odd Vidar Bakkejord: | 
|  | This page is so mind boggling and comprises not only all in shogi, but also
the essence of go and other chess games and Japanese culture, that I can
only see that my own page can organize something differently; nothing to
add. | 
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|  | John Stryker: | 
|  | For the best one-stop source of Shogi information on the Web, I recommend
the Shogi.Net site, a compilation of all Shogi resources found on the Web. | 
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|  | Chris Kmotorka: | 
|  | The Shogi.Net site is without a doubt the best place to begin. | 
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|  | Matt Leonard: | 
|  | The Shogi.Net site links to most other Shogi pages, and Shogi software. | 
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|  | Steve Evans: | 
|  | For anyone seeking further information on Shogi related WWW links or the
SHOGI-L discussion list, I recommend the following page: the Shogi.Net site. | 
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|  | Dietrich Kappe: | 
|  | The Shogi.Net site: good information, lots of Shogi links. |