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The Nihon Ki-in

The World Go Championship The Fujitsu Cup	Kisei Title | Meijin Title | Honinbo Title | Tengen Title | Oza Title
	Gosei Title | Judan Title | NEC Cup | Agon-Kiriyama Cup
	Shinjin-O Title | Okan Tournament | NHK Cup | Ryusei Tournament
	Women's Honinbo Title | Women's Meijin Title | Women's Kisei Title

The 24rd World Go Championship

(sponsor:Fujitsu/The Yomiuri Newspaper)

Player	Round1	Round2	Q-Final	S-Final	Final
Ogata Masaki ( Japan )	PARK 8/10	PARK 8/11	PARK 8/12	PARK 8/13	PARK 8/14
PARK Jeong-Hwan ( Korea )
CHEN Shi-Yuan ( C・TAIPEI )	CHEN 8/10
Chang Hsu ( Japan )
PIAO Wen-Yao ( China )	PIAO 8/10	PIAO 8/11
HO Heo-Young ( Korea )
Hane Naoki ( Japan )	Hane 8/10
Seto Taiki ( Japan )
TOU Jia-Xi ( China )	TOU 8/10	Sakai 8/11	Iyama 8/12
CHANG Hao ( China )
LEE Young-Goo ( Korea )	Sakai 8/10
Sakai Hideyuki ( Japan )
CHOI Chul-Han ( Korea )	CHOI 8/10	Iyama 8/11
Zhi-Yuan LIU ( NORTH AMERICA )
GU Li ( China )	Iyama 8/10
Iyama Yuta ( Japan )
Wang Ming Wan ( Japan )	QIU 8/10	QIU 8/11	QIU 8/12	QIU 8/13
QIU Jun ( China )
Cho Chi Hun ( Japan )	Cho 8/10
Yamashita Keigo ( Japan )
Fujii Syuya ( Japan )	Fujii 8/10	LEE 8/11
Yamada Kimio ( Japan )
LEE Sae-Dol (Korea )	LEE 8/10
Takao Shinji ( Japan )
KANG Yoo-Taek ( Korea )	XIE 8/10	XIE 8/11	JIANG 8/12
XIE He ( China )
KONG Jie ( China )	KONG 8/10
Yuki Satoshi ( Japan )
Fernando AGUILAR ( LATIN AMERICA )	JIANG 8/10	JIANG 8/11
JIANG Wei-Jie ( China )
Artem KACHANOVSKY ( EUROPE )	KIM 8/10
KIM Ji-Seok ( Korea )

Third-place play-off   ◆Aug 14, 2011

Winner	Result	Loser
Iyama Yuta (Japan)	White won by resign	JIANG Wei-Jie (China)