Nongshim Cup
The Nongshim Cup is the Go world's most exciting international team competition, founded in 1999 and sponsored by Nongshim, the Korean food giant famous for its Shin Ramyun instant noodles. Three national teams from China, Japan, and South Korea each field five players in a dramatic tag-team elimination format: losers are knocked out while winners keep playing, meaning a single hot-streak player can potentially defeat an entire opposing team. The competition unfolds across three stages held in different cities, creating mounting tension as teams are whittled down. Lee Changho was the tournament's early hero, finishing off opponents as Korea's anchor player, while Shin Jinseo has dominated in recent years.
Pays Korea
Type Team
Format Team Relay
Cycle 1 a
Komi 6.5
Éditions 28
2015 · Édition #16
Korean qualifier, Group Final
1 partie
Korean qualifier
14 parties
14 juil.
Choi Cheolhan
B+R
Kang Seung-min
14 juil.
Shin Minjun
W+R
Lee Changho
16 juil.
Mok Chin-seok
W+R
Shin Jinseo
16 juil.
Lee Changho
B+R
Pak Cheong-sang
18 juil.
Kim Seong-ryong
B+0.5
Kim Seung-chae
18 juil.
Park Junghwan
B+R
Yi Ho-peom
21 juil.
Song Sang-hun
W+R
Pak Seung-hwa
21 juil.
Na Hyeon
B+0.5
Ch'oe Hong-yun
23 juil.
Cho Han-seung
W+R
Byun Sangil
23 juil.
Song T'ae-kon
B+R
Ryu Su-hang
28 juil.
Park Junghwan
B+R
Kim Myeong-hun
28 juil.
Kim Jiseok
B+R
Han Chong-chin
22 août
Song T'ae-kon
W+R
Park Junghwan
22 août
Byun Sangil
B+R
Kim Jiseok
Parties
14 parties
28 févr.
Shi Yue
B+R
Park Junghwan
21 oct.
Byun Sangil
W+R
Ichiriki Ryo
22 oct.
Tuo Jiaxi
B+R
Ichiriki Ryo
23 oct.
Kang Dongyun
B+R
Tuo Jiaxi
24 oct.
Kang Dongyun
B+R
Ida Atsushi
28 nov.
Wang Xi
B+R
Kang Dongyun
29 nov.
Murakawa Daisuke
W+R
Wang Xi
30 nov.
An Sungjoon
W+R
Wang Xi
1 déc.
Wang Xi
B+R
Kono Rin
2 déc.
Wang Xi
W+R
Park Junghwan
3 déc.
Iyama Yuta
B+R
Park Junghwan
3 mars
Iyama Yuta
B+R
Mi Yuting
4 mars
Kim Jiseok
B+4.5
Iyama Yuta
5 mars
Kim Jiseok
W+R
Lian Xiao