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Article of the Week	August 30 - September 5, 2010
Fujisawa Hideyuki Fujisawa Hideyuki Fujisawa Hideyuki (藤沢 秀行, 1925 June 19 - 2009 May 8), commonly called Fujisawa Shuko (藤沢 秀行 Fujisawa Shūkō), was one of the best players during his era. He won the first edition of many titles, among others the first Meijin (1962), the first Tengen (1976), and the first Kisei (1977). Thought to play the strongest fuseki among contemporaries, he was infamous for making a blunder in a winning position. Fujisawa Hideyuki is also held in high regard for his contribution to Chinese Go by the way of regular study trips to China beginning in the 1980s. His son Fujisawa Kazunari and his granddaughter of Fujisawa Rina are active professional players.
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