Japan's youngest pro Go player

Japan's youngest pro Go player

Japan's youngest professional Go player Reo Fujita reflects on his performance after beating Yoshitaka Uchikubo, 75, in Osaka on Jan. 31, 2023. Fujita became the youngest-ever pro Go player to win an official match at the age of nine years, nine months.

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