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2nd Toyota & Denso Cup

Main tournament
Japanese Preliminary
European Preliminary
North American Preliminary
South American Preliminary
Africa, Asia and Oceania

Participants

The 32 participants of the main tournament are:

Main tournament

Main tournament
Kong Jie Kong Jie
W+R
2004-08-21
Kong Jie
B+R
2004-08-23
Kong Jie
W+0.5
2004-08-25
Lee Sedol
W+R
2004-08-27
Lee Sedol
W+R
2005-01-05
(W+R)
2005-01-07
W+R
2005-01-08
Andrey Kulkov
Yoo Changhyuk Yoo Changhyuk
B+3.5
2004-08-21
Peng Quan
Lee Changho Lee Changho
B+2.5
2004-08-21
Lee Changho
B+R
2004-08-23
Yang Jinhua
Yamashita Keigo Gu Li
W+R
2004-08-21
Gu Li
Lee Sedol Lee Sedol
B+R
2004-08-21
Lee Sedol
B+2.5
2004-08-23
Lee Sedol
B+R
2004-08-25
Zhou Junxun
Yu Bin Yu Bin
W+R
2004-08-21
Kobayashi Koichi
Mizokami Tomochika Zhou Heyang
W+R
2004-08-21
Zhou Heyang
W+0.5
2004-08-23
Zhou Heyang
Cho U Cho U
B+R
2004-08-21
Wang Xi
Takao Shinji Song Taekon
W+R
2004-08-21
Song Taekon
B+2.5
2004-08-23
Chang Hao
W+R
2004-08-25
Chang Hao
B+R
2004-08-27
Song Taekon
Yoda Norimoto Yoda Norimoto
W+R
2004-08-21
Jiang Mingjiu
Chang Hao Chang Hao
B+R
2004-08-21
Chang Hao
W+R
2004-08-23
Feng Yun
So Yokoku So Yokoku
W+R
2004-08-21
Frank Janssen
Wang Lei (b) Wang Lei (b)
B+R
2004-08-21
Yuki Satoshi
W+R
2004-08-23
Choi Cheolhan
B+2.5
2004-08-25
Fernando Aguilar
Cho Hunhyun Yuki Satoshi
W+R
2004-08-21
Yuki Satoshi
Hikosaka Naoto Choi Cheolhan
W+2.5
2004-08-21
Choi Cheolhan
B+R
2004-08-23
Choi Cheolhan
Sakai Hideyuki Sakai Hideyuki
W+R
2004-08-21
Alexander Dinerchtein

Final

date black white result #mv sgf
2005-01-05 Chang Hao Lee Sedol W+R 206 sgf
2005-01-07 Lee Sedol Chang Hao W+R 250 sgf
2005-01-08 Chang Hao Lee Sedol W+R 188 sgf

Lee Sedol won 2-1.

Japanese Preliminary

Seeded were Cho U (Honinbo), Yamashita Keigo (previous Kisei), Yoda Norimoto (Meijin). The remaining seven Japanese players were selected via preliminaries. A few games:

date black white result #mv sgf
2004-04-15 Hane Naoki Sanno Hirotaka B+R 219 sgf
2004-05 Sakai Hideyuki Yokota Shigeaki B+R 163 sgf
2004-06-24 Sakai Hideyuki Ogata Masaki B+R 189 sgf
2004-07-22 Yuki Satoshi Nakamura Shinya B+R 173 sgf

European Preliminary

The European 2nd Toyota Denso Oza was held at the EGCC in Amsterdam on Feb 6-8, 2002. The top 3 earned a place in the World Oza.

European preliminary 2nd Toyota & Denso Cup
Alexander Dinerchtein Alexander Dinerchtein
W+R
2004-02-08
Alexander Dinerchtein Alexander Dinerchtein
B+R
2004-02-08
Andrey Kulkov
W+4.5
2004-02-08
Emil Nijhuis Emil Nijhuis
Geert Groenen
Benjamin Teuber Dmytro Bogatski Dmytro Bogatski
Dmytro Bogatski
Ilya Shikshin Ilya Shikshin
Felix von Arnim
Rob van Zeijst Rob van Zeijst Frank Janssen
W+4.5
2004-02-07
Anton Zatonskikh Lucretia Calota
Lucretia Calota
Csaba Mero Michiel Eijkhout Frank Janssen
Michiel Eijkhout
Frank Janssen
Cristian Pop Vladimir Danek Ion Florescu Andrey Kulkov
Alexei Lazarev Vladimir Danek
Vladimir Danek
Ion Florescu Ion Florescu Ion Florescu
W+R
2004-02-08
Tibor Pocsai
Guo Juan
Dragos Bajenaru Laurent Heiser Andrey Kulkov
Laurent Heiser Laurent Heiser
Pierre Colmez
Andrey Kulkov Andrey Kulkov Andrey Kulkov
Radek Nechanicky
Svetana Shikshina

Frank Janssen beat Ion Florescu in the play-off for the third place.

North American Preliminary

The North American Oza was held in Seattle and New York on Jan 15-18, 2004. Winners were Feng Yun in the East, and Jiang Mingjiu in the West.

Eastern Championship: 1. Feng Yun, 2. Yang Huiren, 3. Zhou Yansong, 4. John J-S Lee, ...

date black white result #mv sgf
2004-01 Feng Yun John J-S Lee B+R 131 sgf
2004-01-17 Feng Yun Yang Huiren B+R 167 sgf
2004-01-18 Li Jie Jiang Mingjiu W+T 176 sgf

South American Preliminary

On Sep 15-21, 2003, the 5th Latin American Go Championship was held. This also served as the South American Preliminary for the 2nd Toyota & Denso Cup. It was won by Fernando Aguilar (Argentina).
1. Fernando Aguilar (Argentina), 2. Wang Sen Feng (Brazil), 3. Hisao Uyama (Brazil), 4. Antonio Fernandez (Cuba), ...
A few games:

date black white result #mv sgf
2003-09-19 Antonio Fernández Fernando Aguilar W+R 158 sgf
2003-09-19 Fernando Aguilar Juan-Carlos Pachon B+R 179 sgf
2003-09-20 Fernando Aguilar Wang Sen Feng W+R 168 sgf
2003-09-20 Ricardo Quitero Fernando Aguilar W+R 58 sgf
2003-09-21 Hisao Uyama Fernando Aguilar W+R 186 sgf

Africa, Asia and Oceania

Oceania

On Jan 17-18, 2004, the Oceania Preliminaries were held in Brisbane, Australia. The winner was Yiming Guo (8d).

Playoff

A playoff was played between Yiming Guo (Australia), Victor Guang Chow (South Africa), and Yang Jinhua (Singapore), won by Yang.

date black white result #mv sgf
2004-08-18 Yiming Guo Victor Guang Chow W+R 200 sgf
2004-08-19 Victor Guang Chow Yang Jinhua W+7.5 149 sgf