Yes. Given that you're requesting information on the game of Go played in 1945, the two players were Hashimoto Utaro and Iwamoto Kaoru, who was vying for the title. The referee for that game was Segoe Kensaku.
Yes. Given that you're requesting information on the game of Go played in 1945, the two players were Hashimoto Utaro and Iwamoto Kaoru, who was vying for the title. The referee for that game was Segoe Kensaku.
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The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was
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Yes. Given that you're requesting information on the game of Go played in 1945, the two players were Hashimoto Utaro and Iwamoto Kaoru, who was vying for the title. The referee for that game was Segoe Kensaku.
user
The game was played in the presence of the Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, and the Emperor of China, Puyi.

The game was played in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

The game was played on a 19x19 board.

The game was played in the presence of the Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, and the Emperor of China, Puyi.

The game was played in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

The game was played on a 19x19 board.

The game was played in the presence of the Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, and the Emperor of China, Puyi.

The game was played in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

The game was played on a 19x19 board.

The game was played in the presence of the Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, and the Emperor of China, Puyi.

The game was played in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

The game was played on a 19x19 board.

The game was played in the presence of the Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, and the Emperor of China, Puyi.

The game was played in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

The game was played on a 19x19 board.

The game was played in the presence of the Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, and the Emperor of China, Puyi.

The game was played in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

The game was played on a 19x19 board.

The game was played in the presence of the Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, and the Emperor of China, Puyi.

The game was played in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

The game was played on a 19x19 board.

The game was played in the presence of the Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, and the Emperor of China, Puyi.

The game was played in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

The game was played on a 19x19 board.

The game was played in the presence of the Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, and the Emperor of China, Puyi.

The game was played in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

assistant
Yes. Given that you're requesting information on the game of Go played in 1945, the two players were Hashimoto Utaro and Iwamoto Kaoru, who was vying for the title. The referee for that game was Segoe Kensaku.
user
The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was played in the Nihon Ki-in, the Japanese Go Association, in Tokyo.

The game was
assistant