Player Profile for Fujisawa Hideyuki

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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Also Known As: Fujisawa Shuko.
Born on 6/19/1925.
In 1940, became 1 dan pro.
In 1963, became 9 dan pro.
In 1960, won 5th Top Position title.
In 1962, won 1st Meijin title.
In 1965 and 1968, won 2nd and 5th Pro Best Ten champions.
From 1967 to 1969, won 15th-17th Oza titles for three consecutive years.
In 1969 and In 1981, won twice NHK Cup champions.
In 1970, again won 9th Meijin title.
In 1976, won 1st Tengen title.
From 1976 to 1982, won 1st-6th Kisei titles for 6 consecutive years
In 1981, awarded Honorary Kisei by the Nihon Kiin.
In 1991, won 39th Oza title, in 1992 at the age of 66, won 40th Oza title again.
In Oct. 1998, retired.
On Dec. 14th, 1999, got expelled from the Nihon Kiin because he started selling diplomas to amateurs by himself for a fee.
On July 1st, 2003, the Nihon Ki-in officially anounced to restore his Honorray Kisei.

PLAYED GAMES

1st China-Japan SuperGo Tournament final game: Fujisawa Hideyuki vs. Nie Weiping* (11/20/1985).
Japan 7th Kisei title match 7: Cho Chikun* vs. Fujisawa Hideyuki (3/16/1983).
Japan 2nd Old Meijin Title final match 7: Sakata Eio* vs. Fujisawa Hideyuki (9/29/1963).
Japan 2nd Kisei title match 5: Kato Masao vs. Fujisawa Hideyuki* (3/1/1978).

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