Japan to give nat'l award to shogi, Go champions

Combined photo taken Jan. 5, 2018, shows shogi champion Yoshiharu Habu (L) in Tokyo and Go champion Yuta Iyama in Osaka after the Japanese government decided to give them the People's Honor Award for having won all major titles in their respective board games. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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