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作成日: 2023/09/12 07:16

更新日: 2025/12/08 23:48

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Fourteen-year-old Japanese &quot;Go&quot; player Nakamura Sumire intends to shift her base of professional activity to South Korea next year. The country is known for yielding a number of talented players of the traditional board game.
                
The Nihon Ki-in, Japan&#039;s association of &quot;Go,&quot; says Nakamura has applied to South Korea&#039;s association to play in the country as a visiting player starting next year.
                
Nakamura turned professional at the age of 10, becoming the youngest player to ever do so at that time. She won the Women&#039;s Kisei title in February at the age of 13 years and 11 months to become the youngest holder of a major female title in Japan.
                
The move comes after the Japanese association last month decided to recommend her to play in South Korea as a visiting &quot;Go&quot; player.
                
If approved, she will start competing in South Korea in March and will no longer be able to take part in title games in Japan.
                
Officials say this is the first time a Japanese player belonging to the Nihon Ki-in will move their base to a foreign country.
                
Kobayashi Satoru, the head of the Japanese association, said the organization supports the hopes of players to improve their skills in a more competitive environment.
                
He said some people may be disappointed at the news, but he believes Nakamura&#039;s transfer to South Korea will be welcomed by fans in both countries.

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