3-4 point high approach, diagonal
After the high approach ,
is unusual in professional play but playable (according to KataGo).
The situation is identical to a 3-4 point low approach kick
can also be played at a or b, White will play an extension at
or play elsewhere.
This is a known result with GoBase showing 35 hits for this pattern. Comparing this diagram to the original diagram at the top of the page, we see that Black has played an additional stone at and the Black stone is at the location marked by a square rather than at a.
Discussion of keima and cut
With a pincer stone
Black can play this way when /
cause White to be heavy in this area.
White is however unlikely to oblige with .
See also 3-4 Point Low Approach Two Space Low Pincer Tenuki #diag8