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The 38th Judan Title Match

Kobayashi Koichi defeated Nakano Hironari 3-0

Date(2000) Venue Result
1 09 Mar Niigata Kobayashi(w) won by 6.5
2 23 Mar Matsuyama Kobayashi(b) won by 13.5
3 05 Apr Omachi Kobayashi(w) won by resign
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The 38th Judan Tournament

Play Off
Date Players Venue Result
10 Feb 2000 Nakano Hironari
Yamashita Keigo		 Nihon Kiin Nagoya Nakano(b) won by0.5

The 38th Judan Tournament
Player Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4
 Cho Chi Hun Cho
(resign)		 Cho
(resign)		 Yamashita
(3.5)		 Yamashita
(1.5)
 Hane Naoki
 Wang Ming Wan Yamada
(7.5)
 Yamada Kimio
 Hikosaka Naoto Hikosaka
(resign)		 Yamashita
(4.5)
 Mimura Tomoyasu
 Lin Hai Fong Yamashita
(0.5)
 Yamashita Keigo
 Otake Hideo Otake
(3.5)		 Nakano
(1.5)		 Nakano
(resign)
 michael Redmond
 Kobayashi Satoru Nakano
(resign)
 Nakano Hironari
 Yoda Norimoto Yoda
(6.5)		 Takemiya
(resign)
 Matsuoka Hideki
 Takemiya Masaki Takemiya
(resign)
 Imamura Toshiya

The 38th Judan Tournament (losers'tournament)
Player Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5
 Hane Naoki Hane
(resign)		 Hane
(3.5)		 Hane
(9.5)		 Nakano
(resign)		 Nakano
(resign)
 Wang Ming Wan
 Mimura Tomoyasu Lin
(resign)
 Lin Hai Fong
 michael Redmond Redmond
(resign)		 Matsuoka
(8.5)
 Kobayashi Satoru
 Matsuoka Hideki Matsuoka
(resign)
 Imamura Toshiya
 Nakano Hironari
 Yamada Kimio Yamada
(2.5)		 Yamada
(0.5)		 Cho
(resign)
 Hikosaka Naoto
 Otake Hideo Yoda
(0.5)
 Yoda Norimoto
 Cho Chi Hun Cho
(resign)
 Takemiya Masaki