14th Kisei

14th Kisei

The 14th Kisei was a Go competition that took place in 1990. Koichi Kobayashi won the title 4 games to 1 over Hideo Otake.

Tournament

Round16
|Hideki Komatsu|0|Hideyuki Fujisawa|1
|Rin Kaiho|0|-|0
|Hideo Otake|0|-|0
|Masao Kato "Oza"|1|Kunio Kamimaura|0
|Toshiya Imamura|0|Yoshio Ishida|1
|Masaki Takemiya|0|-|0
|Norimoto Yoda|0|O Rissei|1
|Cho Chikun "Honinbo"|0|-|0
|Hideyuki Fujisawa|1|Rin Kaiho|0
|Hideo Otake|1|Masao Kato|0
|Yoshio Ishida|0|Masaki Takemiya|1
|O Rissei|0|Cho Chikun|1
|Hideyuki Fujisawa|0|Hideo Otake|1
|Masaki Takemiya|0|Cho Chikun|1
|Hideo Otake|2|Cho Chikun|0
3rdplace=no

Challenger finals

Finals

Kisei
preceded=13th Kisei
succeeded=15th Kisei


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