Fujii defends Osho title

Fujii defends Osho title

Sota Fujii (R) bows after defending his Osho shogi title by winning Game 6 of a historic best-of-seven series against challenger Yoshiharau Habu at a Japanese restaurant in Kamimine, Saga Prefecture, southwestern Japan, on March 12, 2023. If Habu, 52, had captured the Osho title from 20-year-old Fujii, holder of four other major titles, it would have been his 100th title, an unprecedented achievement. (Pool photo)

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