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A hall game event and instruction matches will feature Ao Kokubo 4-dan and Yuki Muroya Women's 3-dan. The two official notices list different end times, so check the latest schedule.
The 18th Fairytale Theater reading live production will run for six performances with two casts.
Yasumitsu Sato 9-dan will provide commentary with Yuzuki Takeuchi Women's 1-kyu as interviewer. Instruction games will also be held that day.
The new reception items include a Ki no Ne tumbler, Sota Fujii x Shirotan collaboration goods, and a tokin all-weather umbrella.
The shogi event uses an insect theme. Rules will be explained, and children who know the rules can join even before elementary school age.
Instruction games and a large-board commentary session will run on the same day. If the title match ends before Game 4, the recap will cover Game 3 only.
The first slow-paced tournament uses a points format and tries to avoid clocks. It is for high-school age and older players around 10-kyu to 15-kyu, with 32 places.
The July calendar lists an offsite shogi booth at the neighborhood festival held around Hatsudai Kumin Kaikan, the youth hall and Hatashiro Elementary School.
The hall near Sangubashi also offers application slots with teaching matches. Commentary-only admission is 5,000 yen for the first 30 people.
The Saturday morning session in Yoyogi 4-chome is aimed at people interested in neighborhood activity around Yoyogi and Hatsudai.
The hall near Sangubashi will also host teaching matches the same day. The review session is capped at 40 people and costs 4,000 yen.
The documentary screening near Sangubashi includes a discussion time and costs 1,500 yen.
The free drop-in event near Sangubashi takes place on the wood deck beside the hall, with up to two items per person.
The talk event is free, while the teaching match session is paid. The venue is the hall at Komaterrace Nishisando in Yoyogi 4-chome.
The neighborhood festival will center on Komaterrace Nishisando and extend to nearby Yoyogi 4-chome venues. Admission is free.
The restaurant opened on April 20 and is described as a 33-seat spot with handmade pasta, wine, and a private room.