Just noticed your description said "Shogi is similar to chess, but from Japan and cooler." 100% agree haha This will be very useful. For 7 years my friend has ONLY played climbing silver. It will be very funny to see what happens if I play Ureshino. Thank you for the videos!
Nice topic 🤓 Did you read the new book written by Ureshino himself, covering new lines about Ureshino style ? I would love to get your opinion about it !
It is the risk you are taking in this opening. No castle but quick attack. There are some different variations when we do move the king, but because we use left silver to attack we never will be able to castle solidly.
Thanks Sensei, very interesting lesson. I would like to study more Ureshino style, I know about these books but I wonder if I can find a way to understand japanese. Maybe you have suggests? Thank you
This one we will be reading so no need for you to translate. Getting to know few kanji like Sente advantageous etc. Might help. Getting pdf/kindle version and using translation tools might help. also there is free TH-cam content about it in Japanese as well, practical games to watch with automatic subtitles translation.
Hi , thanks a lot , i started learning shogi about 2 days ago you are the reason why i didn't quit in despair , i have a question why would he retreat with the rock after p88 shouldn't he stay there to prevent us from opening our bishop and gain some moves with their silver first before retreating so we wouldn't be able to defend with our silver?
Welcome to shogi :) good questions! yes i think rook not retreating was explained later in the chapter! Also later they explain faster version of attack by not exchanging pawn and prioritizing the silver.
Hi, I've been trying to learn Ureshino from your playlist for a while and a question came to my mind - is it actually possible to play Ureshino as gote? I was wondering if I can actually do that, because if the game went like: P-26 S-42 P-25 G-32 P-24 Px24 Rx24 then we're forced to put down pawn on 23 (not on 22 since there is still our bishop). Then, after his rook goes back, bishop cannot go to 31 since we would be in the same position as if we put the pawn on 87, should we play as sente. Our silver push is the very first move in game and so I think, that if the opponent sees this move, he can immediately go for the line given above and completely stop our plan. So my question(s) basically is(are): Can I play Ureshino as gote and if yes, should the situation above occur, how would one play next? And if not, is there some other opening which you would recommend for gote to play, which could in essence be familiar to Ureshino (ie trading defense for attack, since I think, that switching between offensive and defensive styles of play could be hard)? Other than that, let me thank you for creating this awesome accessible channel, I really appreciate your work!
I think Ureshino is less about p*22 and more about left silver used in the attack. I found this example for you: shorturl.at/mBEP9 There are many other openings you can try! The main question is do you play static or swinging rook?
Just noticed your description said "Shogi is similar to chess, but from Japan and cooler." 100% agree haha
This will be very useful. For 7 years my friend has ONLY played climbing silver. It will be very funny to see what happens if I play Ureshino. Thank you for the videos!
Haha try it! Curious of the result!
@@ShogiHarbour Yes, I will tell you how it goes. It may be a while until I can play him, though
YES !..
Finally easy footage about Ureshino ah ha !
Hope there'll be more !
Last Sunday my weekly teaching ladder opponent played this opening and I failed to find an adequate counterattack...
Dziękuje, bardzo przydatny film
Proszę bardzo ;)
Soo everybody's playing Ureshino so much I figured I'd learn it too! Luckily you have videos about it!! Thanks so much ^^
Hahah good luck 🤞
Thanks for the video. It seems to be an interesting opening. I’m sure to watch the next videos in the series in the next days.
Nice topic 🤓 Did you read the new book written by Ureshino himself, covering new lines about Ureshino style ? I would love to get your opinion about it !
Really happy to see the best opening be covered on this channel, keep up the amazing videos
Happy to start this series and see if I can catch TZ out of prep XD
Thanks, last time I played shogi was 7 years ago
I'm so used to chess that with shogi I've been struggling with the bigger board and slower pace, moving 1 tile at a time on 9x9 feels inefficient lol
You will get used to it ... And the sudden "teleportations" too haha
Thank you for the video! My only question would be, this style with the sitting king, isn't a little bit dangerous in the middle- and endgame?
It is the risk you are taking in this opening. No castle but quick attack. There are some different variations when we do move the king, but because we use left silver to attack we never will be able to castle solidly.
This is also why people like it. No castle knowledge needed, no deep theory, just fighting. I find that many chess players like it.
Thanks Sensei, very interesting lesson. I would like to study more Ureshino style, I know about these books but I wonder if I can find a way to understand japanese. Maybe you have suggests? Thank you
This one we will be reading so no need for you to translate. Getting to know few kanji like Sente advantageous etc. Might help. Getting pdf/kindle version and using translation tools might help. also there is free TH-cam content about it in Japanese as well, practical games to watch with automatic subtitles translation.
@@ShogiHarbour thank you, Sensei.
Hi , thanks a lot , i started learning shogi about 2 days ago you are the reason why i didn't quit in despair , i have a question why would he retreat with the rock after p88 shouldn't he stay there to prevent us from opening our bishop and gain some moves with their silver first before retreating so we wouldn't be able to defend with our silver?
Welcome to shogi :) good questions! yes i think rook not retreating was explained later in the chapter! Also later they explain faster version of attack by not exchanging pawn and prioritizing the silver.
@@ShogiHarbour thank you
Hi, thank you for covering his opening, we want to know how to defeat Wee Shogi Blunders's favorite opening 😉
Wait what opening? Haha
Hi, I've been trying to learn Ureshino from your playlist for a while and a question came to my mind - is it actually possible to play Ureshino as gote?
I was wondering if I can actually do that, because if the game went like:
P-26 S-42 P-25 G-32 P-24 Px24 Rx24
then we're forced to put down pawn on 23 (not on 22 since there is still our bishop). Then, after his rook goes back, bishop cannot go to 31 since we would be in the same position as if we put the pawn on 87, should we play as sente.
Our silver push is the very first move in game and so I think, that if the opponent sees this move, he can immediately go for the line given above and completely stop our plan.
So my question(s) basically is(are): Can I play Ureshino as gote and if yes, should the situation above occur, how would one play next? And if not, is there some other opening which you would recommend for gote to play, which could in essence be familiar to Ureshino (ie trading defense for attack, since I think, that switching between offensive and defensive styles of play could be hard)?
Other than that, let me thank you for creating this awesome accessible channel, I really appreciate your work!
I think Ureshino is less about p*22 and more about left silver used in the attack. I found this example for you: shorturl.at/mBEP9
There are many other openings you can try! The main question is do you play static or swinging rook?
@@ShogiHarbour I'm a static rook player
Bishop exchange might be exciting as well! The most played opening nowadays, Fujii plays it often and gote has nice winning chances too
@@ShogiHarbour Thank you for recommendation, I'll look at it.
I'm starting to win against lishogi level 1 and the playstore shogi app level 3. Still haven't cracked 1000
Good job! Let me know if I can help anyhow!
Can i play urshino if the enemy starts?
Quick search says yes but against climbing silver one needs to protect differently: e.g. g88 k78
What is the most simple opening, I mean I havent even played 10 games yet,I just lot some to the lvl 1 bot 😂
Climbing Silver? :)
I’m chess player
How the hell can I know who is who in the zoo !?
😶😶😶 I’m lost!!
You can go to lishogi and choose the set you prefer, then check the tutorial there or on my channel :)