TOKYO – A 14-year-old boy is taking his country by storm with a record-breaking start to his pro career in the Japanese version of chess. Ninth-grader Sota Fujii broke a 30-year-old record this week ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - A 14-year-old Japanese player of the traditional chess-like board game of shogi has captured the nation's heart by winning a record straight 29 matches, breaking a record held for 30 ...

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In this Monday, June 26, 2017 photo, Sota Fujii, right, replays a move against Yasuhiro Masuda in front of media after Fujii defeated Masuda to break a 30-year-old record with his 29th win in a row, ...