From: Benjamin Good <bg18+ <at> ANDREW <dot> CMU <dot> EDU>
Date: 27 jan 1997
Subject: Re: tsume tenjiku shogi

Excerpts from mail: 20-Jan-97 Re: tsume tenjiku shogi by Colin Paul
Adams@COLINA.
> As a result, not only is the problem short (only three suicide moves), but it
> is actually imperfect (at the end, White can interpose his Fire~Demon,
forcing
> you to capture it with a non-suicide move).
>
Excerpts from mail: 20-Jan-97 Re: tsume tenjiku shogi by Colin Paul
Adams@COLINA.
> I challenge people to compose a longer problem where every move is suicide
> (if White puts up the best defence), including the last (if possible).

well, since i am not a good tsume solver, i am not a good tsume composer
either.  and since you considered your problem to be slightly flawed, i
decided to simply take your original problem and extend it slightly.
here it is:

10,+sm,5/14,FL,RC/14,BT,K/13,FID,2/16/sm,10,c,p,p,p,1/16/15,b/16/16/16/6,lhk,+l
n,dh,7/5,hf,b,dh,8/16/14,dk,rc/16

btw, i am still looking for someone to play tenjiku shogi with via
email.  let me know if you're interested.

ben