12th Kisei

12th Kisei

The 12th Kisei was the 12th edition of the Kisei tournament for the game of Go. Since Koichi Kobayashi won the previous year, he was given an automatic place in the final. Eleven players battled in a knockout tournament to decide the final two. Those two would then play each other in a best-of-3 match to decide who would face Kobayashi. Masao Kato became the challenger after beating Hideo Otake 2 games to 0, but would lose to Kobayashi 4 games to 1 in the final.

Tournament

Round16
|Shuzo Awaji|1|Sunao Hasegawa|0
|O Meien|1|O Rissei|0
|Eio Sakata|0|Yutaka Shiraishi|1
|Hideo Otake|0|-|0
|Masaki Takemiya|0|-|0
|Cho Chikun|0|-|0
|Masao Kato|0|-|0
|Norimoto Yoda|0|-|0
|Otake Hideo|1|Awaji Shuzo|0
|Masaki Takemiya|1|Yutaka Shiraishi|0
|O Meien|0|Cho Chikun|1
|Masao Kato|1|Norimoto Yoda|0
|Hideo Otake|1|Cho Chikun|0
|Masaki Takemiya|0|Masao Kato|1
|Hideo Otake|0|Masao Kato|2
3rdplace=no

Challenger finals

Finals

Kisei
preceded=11th Kisei
succeeded=13th Kisei


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