【見て強くなる将棋ウォーズ #15】 私にも王手飛車が見える！原始棒銀vs中飛車【矢印解説付き】

Hello everyone, I'm Yuriko Yamaguchi from the Jurei Kishi channel. Today, I would like to do a commentary on Shogyo in Kyoto. The senpou I will be using today is Genshi Bougin. Going back to the beginning, I think I will do Genshi Bougin no matter what. I would like to see someone attack with Genshi Bougin, so I would like to recommend Kakkoi to Kakkoi, but I would like to do Genshi Bougin just by raising one of the King's Kakkoi to 7 or 8 gold. I would be happy if I could show you how to attack. I will do my best. Let's get started. Start the match. If you're up against a Bisha, it's pretty tough just to raise 7 or 8 gold, so I'd like you to do Furubisha. Let's start the match. It's sente. All right, this is the first move of Genshi Bougin. It's 38 silver. Oh, it's like Nakabisha. Oh, I said I'd just raise 7 or 8 gold. But 7 or 8 gold is a bit of a loss for Nakabisha. Genshi Bougin. In the case of Nakabisha, I don't know what to do. If it's Genshi Bougin, it's like 1-6-5-1-5-Gin. And this time it didn't work, so I got tired of 1-5-5-Gin. I can't go from 1-5-5-Gin, so I'm going to go from 3-6-5-Gin. I'd like to attack from 3-6-5-Gin with 3-5-5-Gin, but I don't want to do this either. I've been attacked with all my strength. When I'm attacked with all my strength, I just attack with all my strength. I'm going to attack 3-8-Bisha with 3-5-5-Gin. Fufufu. It's hard to get Genshi Bougin up to this point. I've been attacked with all my strength. I'll attack with 7-6-Fu. If I'm attacked this far, I'll stab. I want to go around the king. I'm sorry, I'll make the king look to the left. This time, Genshi Bougin attacked me this far. He attacked me with 3-4-Gin, 3-3-Kaku, and 3-2-1-Sha. I don't think I have a good relationship with 5-5-Fu. I'm a little bit of a strategist. My opponent probably wants to go around Nakabisha. So I'm going to attack with 7-8-Gin, 7-9-Gyoku, 5-8-Kin, and 2-Gin. I'm going to attack with 7-8-Gin, 7-9-Gyoku, 5-8-Kin, and 2-Gin. After that, I'll attack with 7-5-Fu and 7-6-Gin. It's easy to win if you can attack your opponent with your own strength. I'm a good strategist, so I want to attack well. Well, well, well. What's next? If my opponent is in a good shape, I can't attack with 3-5-Fu. I want him to attack with a move, so I'll attack with 7-7-Kaku. I'll attack with 8-8-Gyoku. If my opponent attacks with 5-2-Gin, I'll attack with 3-5-Fu. I'll attack with Do-Fu, Do-Gin, Do-Gin, and Do-Hi-Sha. I don't have a move to attack with Hi-Sha. I'll attack with 4-2-4-Kaku. It's hard to attack with 4-2-4-Kaku. Right now, 4-1-Kin is attached to 3-2-Hi-Sha. It's easy for my opponent to attack with Hi-Sha. I have a move. I'll attack with 5-5-Fu and 5-2-Hi-Sha. If my opponent attacks with 3-5-Fu, I'll attack with 5-6-Hi-Sha. I'll attack with 2-6-Gin. Hmm... What should I do? It's hard to figure out what's good for me. I'll just attack with Osama. I'll attack with Hi-Da-Ri-Mi-No. If my opponent attacks with 5-6-Hi-Sha, I'll attack with 5-7-Fu. If my opponent attacks with 5-2-Hi-Sha, I'll attack with 3-5-Fu. Or I'll attack with 4-6-Fu. It's hard to figure out what's good for my opponent. My aim is to attack with 3-5-Fu, 4-5-Fu, 4-5-Gin. Oh, Gin is coming out. Hmm... I see. What should I do? Hmm... Should I attack with 3-3-Hi-Sha? Or should I attack with 5-6-Hi-Sha? I'll try it. I thought 3-3-Hi-Sha was weak to 3-5-Fu. So I tried it. I have no choice but to take this attack. I don't want to attack with 3-3-Hi-Sha. 3-2-Gin is normal. I think it's painful to attack with 3-5-Fu. It was 4-2-Gin this time. If my opponent attacks with 5-5-Fu, I'll attack with 5-6-Gin. If I don't attack with 5-5-Fu, I'll attack with 3-4-Fu. I thought it would be a good move. Well, well. I want to think about how to deal with 3-3-Fu. I don't have to attack with 2-6-Hi-Sha or 2-9-Hi-Sha. I don't want to attack with 2-6-Hi-Sha. It's difficult. What should I do? I don't have a choice. I thought I'd attack with 2-8-Hi-Sha. 2-8-Hi-Sha? I don't want to attack with 5-7-Hi-Sha. But I'll attack with 2-8-Hi-Sha. I'll attack with 3-7-Gin. I should have attacked with 3-7-Gin. My next move is to attack with 3-7-Kei and 3-4-Fu. So I decided not to attack with 2-7-Kei and 3-4-Fu. I don't know if I'm right. I'm going to think about how to deal with 5-7-Fu. Should I attack with 6-8-Gin or 5-9-Gin? If I can't attack with 6-8-Gin or 5-9-Gin, it's okay. I should have attacked with 2-8-Hi-Sha. I'm thinking about how to deal with 5-7-Hi-Sha. It's very popular to attack with 2-8-Hi-Sha. It's very good. But 2-8-Hi-Sha is a little closer to defense. 3-6-Fu, 3-7-Gin. This time, I attacked with 2-7-Gin. 3-6-Fu, 3-7-Gin. It's a super-fast attack. It's a super-fast attack because it's a move that comes out before the king surrounds the king. I think Kazumata-sensei named it. I've seen it for the first time in the shogi world. So I'm going to do what I was thinking about with 5-7-Fu. The answer is... 5-9-Gin. I thought it would be too narrow, so I stopped with 6-8-Gin. There are various names for shogi tactics and tactics. The one who came up with the super-fast tactics was Hoshino-sensei. But Kazumata-sensei was the one who named it. The one who named it is different. It's bean knowledge. I'm sure he's thinking about how to attack next. I think he's going to take 3-5-Fu. At that time, I thought I'd attack after putting in 2-4-Fu-Do-Fu. He did something completely different. I'll read it again. Is this 3-7-Gin? I'm going to aim for 2-4-Fu as 3-7-Gin. I wanted to play 3-7-Gin. But I don't want to play from 3-6-Gin to 3-7-Gin. So I decided to play 3-7-Gin. I'm going to aim for 2-4-Fu and 2-3-Fu. That's right. So I've done it. What should I do with this? 2-4-Fu? Do-Gin, Do-Fu, Do-Kaku. Should I play 5-5-Fu? I'm thinking about a lot of things. What do you think? 2-4-Fu? 2-6-Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru? What should I do? 2-4-Fu? He's going to play 3-6-Fu. Should I play 2-3-Fu or 4-6-Gin? 2-3-Fu. 4-6-Gin? Do-Gin, Do-Fu, Hi-Sha-Ku, Do-Kaku. That's what I'm thinking. Do-Sha-Ta-Go-Gin. That's right. Now, where should I go? Where should I go? Hmm... 2-7-Fu? Oh, I'm sorry. I'm going to aim for 2-3-Fu and 4-7-Gin. Next, I'm going to make sure I don't lose my Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru. 3-3-Fu should be pretty tough. So I'm putting all my hopes on that move. What's going to happen? I ran away with 2-4-Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru. What's going on? I thought it would be better to play 2-4-Fu. Because I'm protecting the knight's move with 2-9-Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru. I think he's going to play 5-8-Gin. I hope I can make it in time with 3-3-Fu. I did it. Maybe I should play 6-5-Gin. I don't want to lose my Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru. I don't want to lose my Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru with 6-5-Gin. I want to make sure I don't lose my Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru. I'll give it a try. 6-9-Gin, 6-5-Gin, 5-8-Fu, 5-6-Gin. If I can win when he attacks, I'll be fine. He played this move. So I'll play 3-3-Fu. Actually, I was aiming for a move called 7-4-Kei. 7-4-Kei, 6-5-Fu, 5-5-Kaku. I feel like he's a little impatient. I'll take a gold piece. I have another move called 7-4-Kei. I think I have to take something. I'm thinking about it. But with 4-7-Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru, I'll play 4-8-Fu. I'll let him go somewhere, and then I'll play 4-2-Fu. I hope I can make it in time. 5-7-So-N-To-Ku is now... I think it's Kei-Kyo-Kou-Kan. I have a thinner Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru. On the other hand, I have a gold piece. I feel like I can get a gold piece. I told you. I have a Kei-Kei-Ma-Ru. Is it okay? Is it okay? I don't know. Well, I'll take it. 7-4-Kei, 6-5-Fu, 5-5-Kaku. I'll take a Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru. The opponent is playing 1-8-Yu-Ma. I hope I can make a move while I'm playing. I was thinking about playing 5-5-Kaku first. But if I play 5-5-Kaku first, I'll get a Kaku when I'm dirty. I thought it was a little annoying, so I decided to play 5-5-Kaku. If I play 5-5-Kaku, I'll get a Kaku. If I run away, I'll only have 9-2-Kyu-Ku. But if I play 7-1-Kyu-Ku, I'll have 8-2-Jin. So I'll play 9-2-Kyu-Ku, 4-2-Tou. I'll take a gold piece and attack. Or I'll play 9-5-Fu. I took a Hi-Sha-Ma-Ru. I'm not afraid of the opponent's attack. I'm going to make it more and more detailed. What I want to do is... I want to play 7-4-Gin to 7-3-Gin. I didn't want to play 5-5-Kin. But if I play Kaku, it's a little annoying. So I'll play 6-Kei-Ru-Shi-Fu. I'll use this gold piece as a play piece. I thought, but I got a silver piece. I was a little surprised to get a gold piece. But I got a gold piece. So I think it's okay. How do I attack? I think I can leave this alone. I have to think about it. It's hard, but I want to think about it. I don't like 6-5-Kei-Ru-Shi-Fu. Let's attack with 6-5-Kei-Ru-Shi-Fu. I'll try to attack with 6-5-Kei-Ru-Shi-Fu. I'll attack with 9-9-Kei-Ru-Shi-Fu. 9-6-Kei-Ru-Shi-Fu is not a big deal. If I attack with 6-5-Kei-Ru-Shi-Fu, I'll be pretty safe. And if I take 7-4-Kei-Ru-Shi-Fu, I think I'll be able to attack pretty well. That's what I'm hoping for. Now, what's going to happen? It looks like the opponent's attack is over. Well, this is... Can I take it? It's sticking to me. Is it like this? Time is up. It looks like the opponent's attack is over. So I won. Thank you very much. I think it's a little embarrassing if I don't cut it out when I analyze it. I'd like to analyze it. Here we go. Can I get a graph of this? Let's try it with a graph. Leave it to me. If you're in trouble, I'll come back to help you. There's an ominous graph. Hmm? Isn't it ominous? It's suddenly going down. Huh? It looks like my last move was really bad. So I'm going to focus on this area. I'm going to look back at it. It was a small move at the end. At the very end, the moment the opponent was out of time. The move I made was a big move. There's a possibility. Now, this is a move that leads to my growth. So I'm going to do it properly at the end. I'm going to take a look at it. This time, I went with a silver. The opponent is going to make a center stone. I came in with 5,4 pawns. From 1,6 pawns to 1,5 silver. I felt like I was going to go with 2,4 pawns. I was taken by 1,4 pawns. Now I'm going to go with 3,6 pawns and 3,5 pawns. Then 4,4 silver. If I were to be taken by 3,4 pawns, Instead of attacking with 2,4 pawns, I recommend aiming for the head of the 3,4 pawns. This is called a Sodemisha. And then 3,2 pawns and 3,4 pawns. I thought I could take anything. So I came in with 7,6 pawns and 5,5 pawns. I opened up the bishop's path. I was going to attack with 3,4 pawns in a safe position. I was able to take everything. However, the compatibility between 5,5 pawns and 3,2 pawns is not very good. Why? Because 5,5 pawns are easy to be targeted. There are a lot of Sodemisha's that are made to support that. But this time, I have 3,2 pawns and 5,5 pawns. So aiming for the 5,5 pawns is one of my goals. It's one of my goals. Now that I've taken everything, I'm going to attack with the left eye. I'm going to attach the edge. I think the edge is pretty good for Sodemisha. The opponent's 4,1 pawn is firmly attached to the rook. So I thought 5,2 pawns would be good. So I waited a bit. Then the opponent attacked. I was surprised. The opponent's 4,1 pawns are good for Sodemisha. It looks like there are a lot of possibilities. I didn't quite understand. Let's take a look. What should I do? It seems to be recommended to play the 3,7-silver to 4,6-silver. 3,7-silver to attach the 6,6 pawns. Oh, it's 6,8-silver. I see. It's difficult. I was going to play the left eye, but I thought it would be better to make it the shape of a ship castle. If it's 7,8-silver, it's a shape I've seen a lot. So I played 8,8-silver. I was able to play the 4,5-silver. I played the bishop. I went to aim for the opponent's 3,3-silver. It's getting really bad. But if it's between humans, I don't think there's much of a difference. After this, I was able to aim to attack from 2,3 pawns to 3,3 pawns, so the formation has gradually returned. It's 5,8-silver. I wonder if this will make it a little better. The shape of the horse is playing with the opponent's horse, so if this horse is used, it will be bad for me. But now that I'm playing like that, I think the formation has improved a little. It's 6,5-silver. When you don't want to be attacked by the opponent, I recommend aiming for the root. That's right. This was the move to aim for. 7,4 pawns, 5,5 bishop. I was able to play the bishop. 7,3 knight, 4,5 bishop, 5,9 pawn. That's right. It would have been better to play 7,4-silver here. There's also 4,2-silver. I played the bishop with 4,2-silver and 4,5-silver, but the silver was taken. So I'm reflecting on whether 7,4-silver was better. The silver was taken, so I'm reflecting on whether 7,4-silver was better. I was supposed to play 9,5-pawn, but I don't want to be attacked by 5,8-silver. I don't want to be attacked by 5,8-gold, and be attacked by 8,6-pawn, 8,4-gold. I don't want to be attacked by 5,7-gold, 6,8-gold, 6,7-gold. I don't want to be attacked by those. 9,5-pawn. Even if the opponent plays 9,6-pawn, or 9,8-pawn, I don't want to be attacked by 9,8-pawn. The opponent has a good 6,5-sword, so I played 6,6-silver, aiming for 6,5-silver. If I play 6,5-silver, I can play 7,7-gold. That's a pretty good shape, so I decided to take it. And finally, here. I think I should have played 5,6-pawn. But I think I was actually going to win by a big margin. I'm not sure. So, what should I do with this one move? Let's see. Huh? It's free. The last move is free. Of course. I can take it. I should have taken the horse at the end. But if I don't have time, that's what happens. So, I'm apologizing while making excuses. Now, what should I do with the move I just played? I see. 7,9-silver. That hurts. 7,9-silver, 7,7-gold, 6,5-sword. Now that I've run away once, I can play a knight here. If I were to play 6,6-pawn, I'd have to play 5,6-horse. So, I only have 6,5-silver. I'll play 6,5-horse. It's pretty... My king is 8,8-silver, and I'm in a pinch. It's a bad shape. I see. But, I think I lost. I think I lost completely. If I were to play 8,8-silver, I'd have to play 8,7-gold, and then 9,7-pawn. 9,4-pawn, 9,4-pawn, 9,5-pawn. If I were to play 9,4-pawn, I'd have to play 9,4-knight, and my opponent would be in danger. If you look at it from a human point of view, it might be a hot battle. I don't know. That's how I see it. But, if I were to play it right, it would be bad. I'm sorry. You have to look closely. If I don't have time at the end, I'll make a mistake like this, so I'm sorry. But, including the king, let's take a good look at the four corners of the opponent's formation and my own formation. I'm going to take a look, too. So, you've seen the primitive defense. How did you like it? If I have a chance, I'd like to try the primitive defense. I hope you'll try it, too. Please subscribe and like. Thank you very much.