【3月特別編 #4.1】藤井猛九段に聞きたいこと全部聞く(前編)

Hello everyone, I'm Eriko Imaguchi from Jellix. Today, we have Fuji Takeshi with us as a guest. Thank you for joining us. Thank you for having me. Since you're sitting on the sofa this time, I'd like to ask Fuji Takeshi a few questions. I have something I'm curious about. I brought it today. Fuji Takeshi's autobiography. Thank you. This is really good, isn't it? Is it? It's a book with a lot of donations. That's good, too. The very first explanation of the autobiography. This is really... First, there are three long explanations of the autobiography. Then there are 40 songs. It's like a chronicle. It's like a donation book. There are 40 songs with a brief explanation of the donation. I'm sorry to say this to amateurs, but the rest are just donations. There are a lot of things in the third part. There are about 370 songs with donations. I was conscious of Oyama Zenshu. I studied Oyama Zenshu. I thought it would be nice to have a bar with no explanation. Some people may say that there is no explanation. This is the best I can do. I really liked the chronicle and the explanation of the autobiography. Thank you. There aren't many people who say that. I'd like to hear your thoughts. Is that so? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments section. Fuji Takeshi's life is full of surprises. Is that so? If I'm allowed to say something luxurious, I'd like to release it after I retire. That's true. I'd like to choose all the donations. But if I have to release something, I'd like to do it in a good mood. There was an event called Oyama Zenshu. It was about two years ago. You were with Satomi, right? I was promoting Oyama Zenshu. I was in a good mood, so I said, I'd like to release Oyama Zenshu, too. I said, let's do it. I have to do it when I say let's do it. If I say I want to do it later, I'll be in trouble if I say I don't want to do it with you. It's better to do it in the spring. That's why I decided to do it. I've heard a lot about your date with your wife. I've heard a lot of embarrassing things. Have you ever lost an important game? Well, that's... Before I talked about my wife, Since the Shoreikai, Kishi is number one here. It's number one here. You're going to the finals. It's a waste if you lose there. That's right. Losing in the semi-finals and the finals are completely different. Of course, the last game. You want to win, don't you? I want to win anyone. The number one to win the title. It's normal to want to win. But it's not about winning. It's about winning. It's not about wanting to win. The last game is about winning. It's about winning. You have to make your way. That's right. In other words, you have to reverse it. How do you win when you're number one at the end? There's a daily routine for winning. It's very important to be prepared. Of course. That's why you're number one at the end. There's a daily routine for winning. It's a set-up. I usually stab like this. If I have to, I'll prepare a hand like this. It's not always the case. If it's a game, I'll prepare a hand like this. It's a routine. For example, there's a scene. Normally, you stab like this. But you have to make a little effort. You have to prepare a hand like this. If you have to, you stab like this. You have to prepare a hand like this. There's a possibility that the game will be a little different when you play a comfortable game and when you can't lose. You have to be aware of that. It's hard to be aware of it all the time. If you don't have that, you can't win at the end. That's right. I swore that when I was 15 years old. That's a long time. I failed the preparation exam. When I failed the preparation exam, I was very shocked. You have to take the exam to become a professional. That's right. It's like an entrance exam. If I had won, I would have been able to get in. I lost one game. I was very shocked. Was it your first failure in your life? It was a big failure. I had a lot of strength. I didn't win there, so I didn't get into the preparation exam. I got in after that, but I didn't get in at that time. I realized that I had to win this world to the end. When I was 15 years old, I was able to get into the preparation exam. I thought I had to win here. I was always thinking about that when I was in the preparation exam. The preparation exam is a world of 9 wins and 3 losses. It's a world of 9 wins and 3 losses. If you win 8 wins and 3 losses, you lose. You have to start all over again. There are a lot of things like that. I was late to get in. If you lose 8 wins and 3 losses and start all over again, it takes time. I have to think about my age. I have to win 9 wins and 3 losses. You have to be sure to win. I have to be sure to win. I can't make it in time. Usually, young people are 12 years old. That's right. When I was 15 years old, I had to win 9 wins and 3 losses. I thought it was a game when I won 8 wins and 3 losses. I put my life on the line to win 9 wins and 3 losses. I've been thinking about that for a long time. What should I do about it? What should I do? That's why I don't do it on a daily basis. It's natural. If you're conscious of it on a daily basis, you'll be able to do it someday. Then it actually worked out. I was relieved. It's not a big deal if you get 13th place. I was very good at getting up. I was able to speed up. That's why I had a real battle. I wrote that I've been doing it with that belief ever since I got 13th place. I don't think you can tell me that much. But... I'm sorry to say that. I don't think you can tell me that much. I cried when I read the book about preparation. I read this book while studying shogi. It was a great encouragement. I'm glad to hear that. I hope there will be more people like that. Isn't it hard to prepare? It's not hard. I'm doing a fun game. I'm doing my favorite game. Is that so? Yes. Don't you feel like you're losing? Even if you decide to win, your opponent is strong. You don't have to do this. Just do what you usually do. It's not good to be in pain. It's true that it's hard to work hard when you're losing. But basically, I'm doing my favorite game. It's not supposed to be hard. It's hard to do something painful. But you like shogi, don't you? No, it's too painful. I read this book and cried. It's refreshing and I'll do my best again. It's a different story. It's a recent routine. It's a different story. Basically, losing isn't that bad. Actually, losing itself is not a big deal. It's not a bad thing. Bad things happen. What do you mean by bad things? Injury. Misfortune. Something that can't be helped. Losing shogi isn't a bad thing at all. What should I think about after I lose? Make the most of the loss. Shogi based on that experience. Looking back, there are times when you lose and you're happy to be back. There are. You win, you're so happy, you're at ease. I feel like I'm really strong. Even if you win, if you let your guard down, it doesn't make much sense. There are times when you lose and your life is tight. That's right. So you should make the most of the loss. There's nothing you can do about losing. Even if you play shogi, you'll lose. At first, I felt like I was losing and getting stronger. It's strange that you're looking at me like that. Basically, you lose. Even if you win 70%, you lose about 30%. There's nothing you can do about losing in shogi. From a competitive point of view. Losing isn't that big of a deal. The problem is making the most of it. Connecting to victory. Well, it's connected. Do you repeat it? In the end, if you prepare and challenge yourself. You'll be able to get back on your feet. You've done this much, so it's okay. On the day, you can challenge yourself without regret. That's the biggest thing. If you haven't prepared much, you're not confident. That's right. If you prepare, you've done this much, so you'll be able to get back on your feet. It's easy to get good results. I've heard a lot about you. Can I ask you about the league?