From: Roger Barnes <rogerd <at> PAPALBULL <dot> HI-NET <dot> CO <dot> UK>
Date: 7 oct 1999
Subject: Re: Subject: Shogi introductory material

The Ishi Press (or their shop in Camden, London) had small,cheap shogi sets
with paper maps - you could interest people in thise as a risk free way of
getting involved.

----- Original Message -----
From: Doug Dysart <ohioshogi <at> YAHOO <dot> COM>
To: <SHOGI-L <at> TECHUNIX <dot> TECHNION <dot> AC <dot> IL>
Sent: 07 October 1999 16:31
Subject: Subject: Shogi introductory material


> >Jouni Tolonen <jtol <at> RIESKA <dot> OULU <dot> FI>:
> >I would like to know if there is any nice short
> >introductory shogi material in the internet which
> >could be freely printed(maybe even translated) and
> >given to people free of charge to get theminterested
> >in shogi.
>
> The secretary of the US Shogi Federation, JOsh
> Krekeler, wrote this:
>
> >Hey, check out this article I got published on
> >About.com:
>
> http://boardgames.about.com/library/weekly/aa09039b.htm?pid=2759&cob=home
>
> This article is most righteous, my shogi brethren!
>
> >Are the western chess games by Habu and Moriuchi and
> >possibly other strongshogi players published
> anywhere?
>
> Look no further than Reijer Grimbergen's home page.  I
> spent many hours on that site and looking at the games
> posted there.  Stouten's web page will direct you
> there.  Have fun.
>
> Doug Dysart
> Ohio Shogi Club
>
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