Hikaru no Go

ヒカルの碁

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  1. 11.2.6 Karaoke Bar on Ito, Kojima, and Okumura's Way Home
  2. 11.1.6 Ginza Mitsukoshi
  3. 11.2.17 Sōei Observation Deck
  4. 9.2 Tokyo Station (Tokyo)
  5. 11.2.19 Background of Hikaru Heading to Internet Café
  6. 11.2.3 Former Renoir Café
  7. 11.1.27 Shibuya KN1
  8. Anitabi
    12.7 China Go Institute2024-10-29
  9. 11.2.5 Background of Ito, Kojima, and Okumura Walking Home
  10. 11.1.7 Otaru Canal
  11. 11.1.5 Ginza 4-chome Intersection
  12. 6.4 Fujiya Sukiyabashi Branch
  13. 10.8 Sign at Ichigaya Station Intersection
  14. 9.9 Bus Terminal in Front of the Station
  15. 11.2.10 Signboard of East Exit Station Front Shop
  16. 11.2.7 Traffic Sign near Hikaru's Elementary School
  17. 11.1.26 Shibuya KN2
  18. 2.9, 2.10 Go Salon Kiraku
  19. 11.2.11 Former Juraku Building
  20. 11.1.14 Shinjuku Station East Exit
  21. 11.1.1 Ichigaya Plaza
  22. 11.1.2 Sanpei Shuryo Shibuya Store
  23. Anitabi
    1.1 Nihon Ki-in Kaikan2024-10-29
  24. 5.11 Hotel JAL City Tokyo
  25. 11.1.20 Onomichi Post Office
  26. 11.1.24, 11.1.25 Kaiten Sushi
  27. 9.12 Ikebukuro Station
  28. 11.2.13 Background of Hikaru's House (Yomiuri Shimbun)
  29. ?.5 Background of Hikaru and Akari Returning from Go Class
  30. 10.11 Nerima Ward Tagara Junior High School
  31. 11.1.21 Wine & Restaurant Budo no Ki
  32. 11.1.23 Shinjuku Entertainment District
  33. 11.1.13 Akihabara Scenic Viewpoint
  34. ?.2 Snack Midori
  35. 11.2.18 Building Across from Tropical Fish Shop
  36. ?.4 Background of Akira Running Across the Crosswalk
  37. 11.1.22 Crosswalk in Front of Shinjuku Downtown
  38. 9.10, 9.11 Ichigaya Station, Toei Shinjuku Line
  39. 11.1.30-2 MUFG Bank Ichigaya Branch
  40. ?.8 Former Tsuribune
  41. 11.2.2 Background of Hikaru Heading to Shu's Go Salon
  42. 7.4 Former Thanks Convenience Store
  43. 1.4 Kansai Ki-in
  44. 12.4 Empire State Building
  45. 10.7 Jikan-ji Temple
  46. 11.1.3 Internet Café Area
  47. 11.2.14 Izakaya Hida Takayama
  48. 1.3 Nihon Ki-in Kansai Head Office
  49. 11.1.28 Kameya Real Estate Co., Ltd.
  50. 11.1.10 Housing Complex near Makuhari Nishi 2-chome
  51. 11.1.18 Takehara Station Front
  52. 11.2.1 Pedestrian Signal near Hikaru's Elementary School
  53. 12.2-1 1 World Trade Center
  54. 10.10 Hokuto Tsushin System
  55. 12.5-2 Nishi Church Viewpoint
  56. 12.1-2 Streetscape near Korea Baduk Association
  57. 11.2.8 Street Trees and Streetlight in Front of Park
  58. 8.1 Citizen Ice Skating Rink
  59. 11.1.29 Scenery near Nanaboshi Hotel
  60. 12.8 1941号-1967号 Bao An Nan Lu
  61. 12.2-2 View of Manhattan
  62. 10.9-1 Gate of Honmyo-ji Temple
  63. 9.3 Onomichi Station (Hiroshima)
  64. 11.1.8 Harajuku Jingumae Intersection
  65. Circle K Kanayama Minami Store
  66. 11.2.15 Train and Freight Train
  67. 12.3-2 International Amateur Go Cup, American Representative's House Viewpoint
  68. 11.1.4 Ginza Kyobunkan
  69. 7.3 Former Thanks Convenience Store
  70. 10.3 Innoshima Ishikiri Shrine
  71. 5.8 Four Seasons Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo
  72. 1.2 Nihon Ki-in Chubu Head Office
  73. 5.4 Unazuki Onsen Entaiji-so
  74. 11.2.4 Street Scene in Front of Internet Café
  75. Intertoys Speelgoedwinkel
  76. 11.2.12 Shinjuku-dori Avenue
  77. 3.2 Aichi Social Insurance Center
  78. 7.1 Mad Man Main Store
  79. ?.6 Former Shu Uemura Omotesando Main Store
  80. 2.3 Go Salon Dogenzaka
  81. ?.3 Wins Shinjuku
  82. 7.5 Former JC Ofuna Store
  83. 6.1 Tonkotsu Ramen Taraku
  84. Damrak 28-38
  85. 5.3 Loisir Hotel Asahikawa (formerly Asahikawa Palace Hotel)
  86. 11.2.16 Background of Hikaru Heading to Innoshima
  87. 10.6-2 Monument to Honinbo Shusaku
  88. 10.5 Hosen-ji Temple
  89. 5.6 Gero Onsen Suimeikan
  90. 2.11 Go Parlor where Tsuchiya-san and Funabashi-san are
  91. 5.9, 5.10 Rihga Royal Hotel (Osaka)
  92. 4.1 Adachi Ward Workers' Welfare Hall
  93. 5.1 Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo
  94. 2.7 Fureai Go Salon Tengen
  95. 10.4-1 Distant View of the Cemetery
  96. 4.2 Fukiage Hall
  97. ?.10 Ochi's House
  98. 11.1.17 Scenery from Bus Window
  99. 7.2 Narita Airport Terminal 2 Station KIOSK
  100. 12.5-1 Nishi Church
  101. 9.5 Takehara Station (Hiroshima)
  102. ?.12 Apartment Venue of Young Professional Go Players' Study Group
  103. 10.6-1 Itozaki Shrine
  104. 11.1.30-1 MUFG Bank ATM Corner, Ichigaya Station Front
  105. ?.7 Townscape Near Hikaru's House
  106. 3.3 Nihon Kiin Go Training Center
  107. 35.695312, 139.700185
  108. 11.1.15 Yoshinoya Higashi-Katahata Branch
  109. ?.1 Kyoto Imperial Palace
  110. 9.7 Narita International Airport Terminal 2
  111. 11.1.16 Tachibana Sushi
  112. 2.8 Go Salon Uro Go Society
  113. 12.3-1 House of the American Representative, International Amateur Go Cup
  114. 10.12 Yaho Daigo Park
  115. 10.1 Tokyo Metropolitan Tachikawa High School
  116. 11.1.11 Makuhari Nishi 2-chome Intersection
  117. 11.1.9 Utility Pole at Makuhari Nishi 2-chome Intersection
  118. 10.14 Musashino City Inokashira Elementary School
  119. 10.13 Momozono Park
  120. 10.2 Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital
  121. 2.6 Korean-Style Go Parlor Ryu
  122. 12.6-2 Nieuwebrugsteeg
  123. ?.13 Ogata 9-dan's Mistress's Apartment (Garage)
  124. 10.4-4 Grave of Shusaku
  125. 1-11-31 Kakeue, Minami Ward, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture
  126. 11.2.9 Meeting Spot for Hikaru, Waya, and Igaku Heading to Go Salons
  127. 9.4 Bus Stop for Innoshima
  128. 6.5 Danran
  129. 4.3 Saga City Cultural Hall
  130. 10.9-2 Honmyoji Temple, Shusaku's Grave
  131. 9.1 Makuhari Nishi 2-chome Bus Stop
  132. ?.9 Hikaru's House
  133. 5.2 Hotel Authent Otaru
  134. 10.4-2 Wall and Steps of Jizo-in
  135. 5.7 Gero Onsen Ogawaya
  136. 2.5 Go Club Sekishin
  137. 6.3 Soba-dokoro Maruga Sendai-mae
  138. 9.8 Sugamo Station (Tokyo)
  139. 6.2 McDonald's Kudanshita Branch
  140. 12.1-1 Korea Baduk Association
  141. 11.1.12 Makuhari Heights Building 6
  142. 2.2 Osamu-san's Go Parlor
  143. 10.4-3 Jizo-in Temple
  144. 11.1.19 View of Innoshima
  145. 2.1 Touya Meijin's Go Salon
  146. 3.1 Internet Cafe
  147. Gaien-nishi-dori
  148. ?.14 Waya's Apartment
  149. 9.6 Ichigaya Station, JR Chuo Line
  150. 2.4 Go Salon Clarkson
  151. 12.6-1 Dutch Townscape
  152. ヒカルの碁名所めぐり
    12.9 Kapok Hotel Shenzhen21卷第170局2025-04-28
  153. ヒカルの碁名所めぐり
    12.10 Shenzhen Go Institute2025-04-28
  154. ?.11 Waya's Housing Complex
  155. ?.16 Seo Chang-won's House
  156. 5.5 Omachi Onsen Kuroyon Royal Hotel5.5大町温泉郷 くろよんロイヤルホテル

    Published in: Ep. 119 Trying Your Luck. Source pages: JC Hikaru no Go vol. 14 p. 124. The venue of Game 5 of the 39th Jūdan title match (five-game series), Meijin Toya vs. 9-dan Ogata, is presumed to be a hotel called "Kokuyo Royal Hotel." A newspaper article reporting Ogata's capture of the Jūdan title mentions "Nagano Omachi Royal Hotel," but it has no illustration. In fact, Kokuyo Royal Hotel holds one game of the Jūdan challenger five-game series every spring and offers a "Watch Go Jūdan Match Stay Plan," where guests can watch the game on the room TV. Notably, the real 39th Jūdan challenger five-game series was held from March to April 2001, and Kokuyo Royal Hotel hosted this match on April 5 as the venue for Game 3. Jūdan five-game series Game 5: Meijin Toya vs. 9-dan Ogata (vol. 14 p. 124). Appears in a newspaper article under the headline "Ogata Wins Jūdan Title" as "Nagano Omachi Royal Hotel." No illustration appears.

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  157. ?.15 Ko Yeong-ha's Apartment?
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