Old Meijin
The Old Meijin (literally "Venerable Master") was a Japanese seniors' Go tournament featuring veteran professionals typically aged 50 and above. Organized as a league, it honored the enduring skill of experienced players in a culture that reveres mastery gained through decades of study. The tournament showcased the deep positional understanding and steady technique that characterize late-career Japanese professionals, offering a stage for legends who had aged out of the fiercely competitive main title circuit.
País Japan
Tipo League
Formato League
Ciclo 1 a
Komi 6.5
Ediciones 15
1975
Campeón:
Otake Hideo
· Subcampeón:
Ishida Yoshio
Final
7 partidas
3rd Preliminary
1 partida
1975-09-04
3 partidas
1975-08-21
2 partidas
1975-08-07
1 partida
1975-07-31
1 partida
1975-07-27
1 partida
1975-07-10
1 partida
1975-07-03
1 partida
1975-06-12
1 partida
1975-06-05
1 partida
1975-05-29
1 partida
1975-05-22
2 partidas
1975-05-01
1 partida
1975-04-24
1 partida
1975-04-17
1 partida
1975-04-10
1 partida
1975-04-09
1 partida
1975-03-20
1 partida
1975-03-13
1 partida
1975-03-10
1 partida
1975-02-27
1 partida
1975-02-20
1 partida
1975-02-06
2 partidas
1975-01-20
1 partida
1975-01-09
2 partidas