The secret Inoue house move The secret move used by Akaboshi in the match was developed by Gennan Inseki and others in the Inoue house as a
taisha variation. The move, shown in the diagram, gave Akaboshi a lead by attacking the white stones in the center and being able to capture two stones later on in the game.
Jōwa's Three Myoshu (三妙手) Jōwa played three brilliant moves, or
myoshu (Japanese: 妙手) in the game, eventually leading to Jōwa winning by resignation. The first two brilliant moves, white 2 and 4 in the diagram below, allowed white to ignore black's move at 1 in order to play another move at 6 due to the
aji of "a". The third brilliant move was an example of bad shape but good move. Although forming an
empty triangle shape is normally avoided because it is inefficient, the move allowed Jōwa to launch a splitting attack that would lead to his victory.
End of the game ==Notes==