From: Dick Iwakura <dickcon <at> HK <dot> NTTDATA <dot> NET>
Date: 22 may 1996
Subject: Correction again !

Dick Iwakura wrote:
>       STILL THE NOTATION IS VERY DIFFICULT!! -- PLEASE CORRECT IT.

> Kifu Watching and comment !!
>
> > Here is an example with comments:
> >
> > 1.P7f P8d     76 Fu  84 Fu
> > 2.S6h P3d     68 Gin 34 Fu
> > 3.S7g S6b     77 Gin 62 Gin
> > 4.P2f S4b     26 Fu  42 Gin
> > 5.S4h G3b     48 Gin 32 Kin --- WHAT? why ?
>
>         No.5 ... S4h (48 Gin) is very dangerous move because :
>
> 5. S4h P7d      48 Gin       74 Fu
> 6, G7h S7c      78 Kin       73 Gin
> 7. P6f S6d      66 Fu        64 Gin
> 8. G5h P8e      58 Kin       85 Fu
> 9. G6g P7e      67 Kin Right 75 Fu ..... This is fast attack by white.
>
> This can not avoid Silver exchange on 8 files which is no good for black side
> to be exchanged Attack and Protect Silver such early stage.
>
> The best and considerable step of No.5 should be P5f (56 Fu) because when
> Silver comes at 7e postion, The Bishop can attack the white rook from
> 4f (46) position.  The movement should be :
>
> >From No.5 again

5. P5f P7d        56 Fu     74 Fu
6. P6f S7c        66 Fu     73 Gin
7. G5h S6d        58 Kin    64 Gin
8. G6g P8e        67 Kin    85 Fu
9. B7i P7e        79 Kaku   75 Fu
10,P7e S7e        Do Fu     Do Gin
11.B4f            64 Kaku.......  attack rook now then white's fast attack was
>                                 failed.
>                                 You got it !!
>
>         Therefore, we have to move strictly P5f (56 Fu) at No.5.
>
>         This is common sense of YAGURA strategey.
>
>         Shogi must be very careful from the very early stage. Especially
>         Yagura is still too difficult for me.
>
>                                                         Regards   Dick Iwakura
>
>         PS
>         Sorry my "International Notation" is still very poor but
>         I hope you can understand it.