Hikaru no Go, Vol. 16: Chinese Go Association
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| Rating | : | 4.48 (659 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1421525844 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 200 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-09-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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Another Journey Begins Kindle Customer Hikaru no Go, for the uninitiated, is about a boy named Hikaru who discovers a haunted Go board in his grandfather's attic. The ghost haunting the board, Sai, attaches himself to Hikaru when he realizes the boy can see him in the hopes that Hikaru will allow him to play Go. The story follows Hikaru's journey from a reluctant participant in Sai's obsession with Go to a strong professional Go player who has developed his own style and passion for the game.Of course, this is actually considerably less important to know when reading Vol. 16 which is largely concerned with Isumi's personal journey to become a better. Focus on Isumi Robert Beveridge Yumi Hotta, Hikaru no Go, vol. 16: The Chinese Go Association (ViZ, 2010)With Hikaru vowing to retire until Sai comes back, Hotta spends much of this volume focusing on Shinichiro Isumi, who took the pro test with Hikaru and friends last year, but got flustered and lost three in a row, resulting in his elimination. On a trip to China, Isumi visits the Go Association, where he gets into a pickup match with a pre-teen named Zhao and is beaten badly. He vows to stay on in China and improve his game to the point where he can at least beat the kiddies--and is then told that Zhao is one of the best players in China! . A very well written manga that has been an excellent series Pablosan This is a great manga. It is a great story with excellent artwork and great character development throughout the series. It is also suitable for all ages.If you don't know anything about the game of Go and how it relates to Japanese, Chinese and Korean culture, this series provides a nice introduction to that world wrapped in great story-crafting and artwork.
In 1999, she teamed up with Takeshi Obata and the series began. . Artist, Takeshi Obata made his debut in 1989 with CYBORG JI-CHAN G. About the Author Yumi Hotta received the runner-up award for the 2nd Annual Story King Awards for Best Storyboard. Her winning story, KOKONOTSU NO HOSHI was changed to HIKARU NO GO. The runner-up recipient of the 30th Annual Tezuka Award, Obata's major works include HIKARABITO DENSETSU and MASHIN BOUKENTAN LAMP-LAMP.Takeshi Obata was born in 1969 in Niigata, Japan, and is the artist of the wildly popular SHONEN JUMP title Hikaru no Go, which won the 2003 Tezuka Osamu Cul
All You Need Is Kill is his latest work following the hugely successful series Bakuman. Yumi Hotta received the runner-up award for the 2nd Annual Story King Awards for Best Storyboard. . In 1999, she teamed up with Takeshi Obata and the series began. The runner-up recipient of the 30th Annual Tezuka Award, Obata's major
Upon his return, he asks Hikaru for a rematch! But how good will Hikaru's game be after such a long break--and without Sai?. His foreign training teaches him unique ways to handle the stress of mental challenges and competition. R to L (Japanese Style). Chinese Go AssociationSince Sai's disappearance, Hikaru has given up go! Meanwhile, undefeated by his failure to pass the pro test, Isumi plays his heart out in China