4th Japan-Taiwan Jingying

The 4th Japan-Taiwan Jingying began on 4 June and concluded the next day. Chen Shiyuan was the winner of the tournament, defeating compatriot Lin Zhihan in the final.[1]

Tournament

Round of 16 Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
                           
4 June            
  Yamada Kimio  1
4 June
  Wang Yuanjun  0  
 Yamada Kimio  1
4 June
   O Rissei  0  
  O Rissei  1
5 June
  Lin Lixiang  0  
 Yamada Kimio  0
4 June
   Chen Shiyuan  1  
  Ogata Masaki  0
4 June
  Chen Shiyuan  1  
 Chen Shiyuan  1
4 June
   Rin kanketsu  0  
  Rin Kanketsu  1
5 June
  Zhang Kaixin  0  
 Chen Shiyuan  1
4 June
   Lin Zhihan  0
  Takao Shinji  0
4 June
  Lin Zhihan  1  
 Lin Zhihan  1
4 June
   Zhou Junxun  0  
  Xie Ximin  0
5 June
  Zhou Junxun  1  
 Lin Zhihan  1
4 June
   Xiao Zhenghao  0  
  Mukai Chiaki  0
4 June
  Xiao Zhenghao  1  
 Xiao Zhenghao  1
4 June
   Ye Hongyuan  0  
  O Meien  0
  Ye Hongyuan  1  

References

  1. ^ "4th Taiwan-Japan Jingying Tournament". igokisen.web.fc2.com. http://igokisen.web.fc2.com/tj.html. Retrieved 12 June 2011. 
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