1st ever female shogi player with 5 titles

OSAKA, Japan - Photo taken May 1, 2013 in Osaka shows Kana Satomi, who became the first ever female shogi player to hold five women's titles all at once after beating the previous champion of the Joo title earlier in the day.

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