• Nihon Ki-in Headquarters - Nihon Ki-in is an organization where the majority of professional Japanese GO players are members. It serves not only as a venue for matches but also showcases the history and culture of GO at its Hall of Fame and Museum. It is famously featured in the manga, Hikaru no GO, and is a must-visit for GO enthusiasts.
• Hommyo-ji Temple - This temple houses the graves of Iemoto, the founder of Go, and the Honinbo family, a professional organization active until the Edo period (1600-1868). The graves of the successive heads of the Honinbo family, who were pivotal in the history of Go in Japan, are a special site known among GO players.
• 神保町囲碁クラブ - We will guide you to the most convenient GO club based on your next destination. We are pleased to coordinate with the club owner if you wish to find an opponent; please inform us of your rank in advance. Although the tour concludes at the Go Club, you are welcome to stay longer to complete your game.

• Go Club Fee

• Private transportation

Explore the fascinating connection between the game of Go and Japanese history by visiting the revered site of Go, Nihon Ki-in, along with other significant locations such as the Nihon Ki-in’s Hall of Fame and Museum. Here, visitors can gain valuable insights and benefit from the guide’s expert navigation and insider knowledge. This is the perfect place to discover the legendary Go players from the Edo period (1600) to the present and their remarkable accomplishments. Conclude the tour by enjoying a game of Go at the local club after delving into its rich history!

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