The Nongshim Cup is a Go competition.
The Nongshim Cup is a gathering of the best players from South Korea, Japan, and China. The Nongshim Cup is sponsored by Nongshim Ltd. Food Company of South Korea.[1] Each team sends 5 best players to compete.
Edition | Year | Winner | Runner-Up | Third Place |
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1st | 1999—2000 | South Korea 6W-4L | China 4W-5L | Japan 4W-5L |
2nd | 2000—2001 | South Korea 7W-4L | Japan 4W-5L | China 3W-5L |
3rd | 2001—2002 | South Korea 6W-4L | China 7W-5L | Japan 1W-5L |
4th | 2002—2003 | South Korea 6W-4L | China 6W-5L | Japan 2W-5L |
5th | 2003—2004 | South Korea 5W-4L | Japan 6W-5L | China 3W-5L |
6th | 2004—2005 | South Korea 6W-4L | China 4W-5L | Japan 4W-5L |
7th | 2005—2006 | Japan 6W-4L | South Korea 5W-5L | China 3W-5L |
8th | 2006—2007 | South Korea 6W-4L | China 6W-5L | Japan 2W-5L |
9th | 2007—2008 | China 7W-3L | South Korea 4W-5L | Japan 2W-5L |
10th | 2008—2009 | South Korea 7W-3L | China 5W-5L | Japan 1W-5L |
11th | 2009—2010 | South Korea 6W-4L | China 6W-5L | Japan 2W-5L |
12th | 2010—2011 | South Korea 7W-3L | China 4W-5L | Japan 2W-5L |