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**「碁界に照らす薫和の光を残した」**

岩本薫(1902-1999)は、大正・昭和の囲碁棋士。第3、4期本因坊で本因坊 薫和と号する。日本棋院理事長や中央会館館長など多くの肩書きを持ち、世界各地で囲碁の普及に尽力した。

岩本薫は1926年に六段となり、その後ブラジルに移住し碁界から離れるが、2年後に帰国して復帰する。1945年の第3期本因坊戦挑戦者として橋本昭宇本因坊との六番勝負を戦い、三番勝負で本因坊に就位、「薫和」と号した。

岩本薫は碁界の大合同で日本棋院に加わり、1926年に六段となり、1935年の大手合甲組優勝を果たす。1948年から日本棋院理事長となり、その後1954年に中央会館の初代館長となる。また、ラジオ放送時代のNHK杯で優勝した。

岩本薫は国際囲碁普及にも情熱を注ぎ、アメリカ・ヨーロッパ各国・南米等を訪問して囲碁の指導と普及を行った。1975年にロンドンに囲碁会館を建設するも経営不振で閉館となるが、1986年に日本棋院に「薫和サロン」ビルを寄付し、その資金で岩本囲碁振興基金を設立した。

岩本薫は1972年勲三等瑞宝章受章、1976年サンフランシスコ文化勲章受章、1989年に棋道賞「国際賞」を受け、日本棋院顧問を務める。1999年に死去し、生誕100年を記念して島根県益田市では名誉市民の称号が贈られ、市立歴史民俗資料館では郷土の偉人として資料を展示している。

Q:何をされた方ですか?

碁界に照らす薫和の光を残した

Q:有名な作品は何ですか?

「棋聖秀策の布石(上下)」「算砂・道碩」

関連動画

・【1・2回戦】第1回岩本薫記念益田杯

・第3回岩本薫記念益田杯3・4回戦

・【1・2回戦】第2回岩本薫記念益田杯

English Summary

**"He left behind a light of Kunwa that shines on the world of Go"**

Kaoru Iwamoto (1902-1999) was a Go player from the Taisho and Showa eras. The name of the 3rd and 4th Honinbo temple was Honinbo Kunwa. He held many titles, including Chairman of the Nippon Ki-in Board and Director of the Central Hall, and worked hard to popularize the game of Go around the world.

Kaoru Iwamoto became 6-dan in 1926 and then moved to Brazil and left the Go world, but returned to Japan and returned two years later. As a challenger for the third Honinbo battle in 1945, he fought in the sixth match against Hashimoto Akihiro Honinbo, and in the third match he was promoted to Honinbo and took the name ``Kunwa.''

Kaoru Iwamoto joined the Nihon Kiin in the Go world, became 6-dan in 1926, and won the Ote Goko-gumi championship in 1935. From 1948, he became the chairman of the Nihon Ki-in, and then in 1954 he became the first director of the central hall. He also won the NHK Trophy during the radio broadcast era.

Kaoru Iwamoto was also passionate about the international spread of Go, and visited the United States, European countries, South America, and other countries to teach and spread the game. In 1975, he built a Go hall in London, but it was closed due to poor business performance, but in 1986 he donated the ``Kunwa Salon'' building to the Nihon Ki-in, and used the funds to establish the Iwamoto Go Promotion Fund.

Kaoru Iwamoto was awarded the Third Class Order of the Sacred Treasure in 1972, the San Francisco Order of Culture in 1976, the Kido Award ``International Award'' in 1989, and serves as an advisor to Nippon Ki-in. He passed away in 1999, and to commemorate his 100th birthday, Masuda City, Shimane Prefecture awarded him the title of honorary citizen, and his materials are displayed at the Municipal History and Folklore Museum as a great local figure.

Q: What did you do?

He left a light of Kunwa that shines on the world of Go.

Q: What are your famous works?

“Kisei Shusaku’s Preparation (upper and lower)” “Sansan and Dosei”

Wikipedia:岩本薫









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