3-4 point high approach, two-space high pincer, inside attachment
For a long time this was considered as not joseki. However in the first game of the AlphaGo - Lee Seedol match this sequence was chosen, reminding us that we should not be too dismissive.
The Suzuki - Kitani Small Joseki Dictionary gives this as bad for White.
As of late 2023, KataGo rates this as pretty much equal (i.e. about as good as the more common joseki starting with at ), and says that white can tenuki now (or earlier, after ). It looks as though KataGo is making a whole-board judgement that it's enough for white to come away with sente, even if white's group isn't settled, and perhaps follow a one weak group strategy (this is xela's interpretation, so don't trust it...)
Charles Matthews These moves were played in Awaji Shuzo-Rin Kaiho (B) 1994-02-24, colours reversed. Normally is considered to end up on a very good attacking point. In that case the position in the lower right, as we look at it, had a floating black group to take into consideration; so that the middle game had started.