24th Kisei

24th Kisei

= Tournament =

Round16
|Kobayashi Satoru|0|(automatic berth)|0
|Ota Kiyomichi|0|Rin Kaiho|1
|Yamada Kimio|0|Hane Naoki|1
|O Rissei|0|(automatic berth)|0
|Hikosaka Naoto|0|(automatic berth)|0
|Ogaki Yusaku|0|Kiyonari Tetsuya|1
|Kobayashi Koichi|0|(automatic berth)|0
|Yoda Norimoto|0|(automatic berth)|0
|Kobayashi Satoru|1|Rin Kaiho|0
|Hane Naoki|0|O Rissei|1
|Hikosaka Naoto|1|Kiyonari Tetsuya|0
|Kobayashi Koichi|1|Yoda Norimoto|0
|Kobayashi Satoru|0|O Rissei|1
|Hikosaka Naoto|1|Kobayashi Koichi|0
|Cho Chikun|2|O Rissei|4
|Hikosaka Naoto|0|Lost to O|0


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