3-4 point high approach, two-space high pincer daidaigeima

Extra-large knight's move  

This choice of is the latest reply to Black's pincer to have some sequences developed in pro play.

One-point extension  

There are two standard answers to this moves (although in the early days tenuki seems to have been recommended, it is not a common move in current play). The first is the one-point extension to . Then is a way to make shape.

Wedge in  

After that to give White cutting points is usual. White next has played both at a, building influence for a counter-pincer on the upper side, and at b for some difficult fighting (making this look like an unexplored joseki).

Keima attachment  

The other common answer is the attachment at . The sequence to is joseki. White hopes that her marked stone will be more useful than one at b would have been. After , at any of c, d and e has been played.