Fujii wins 6th shogi title

Shogi player Sota Fujii holds a "sextuple crown" card during a press conference in the Tochigi Prefecture city of Nikko, eastern Japan, on March 20, 2023, a day after clinching the Kio title to become the second player in the history of the shogi board game to hold six major titles.

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