Lean Shogi
A structured, efficient approach to learning shogi that emphasizes tactical understanding over memorization.
Project Overview
Lean Shogi provides a complete framework for progressing from complete beginner to competent ranging rook player. This learning strategy focuses on tactical play and modern openings, making it particularly suitable for chess players transitioning to shogi or anyone who prefers understanding patterns over memorizing variations.
YouTube Channel
Follow along with the learning journey on the Lean Shogi YouTube channel, where each week of the study plan is demonstrated with practical examples and personal insights.
Core Documentation
- Week 00: Fundamentals and prerequisites before starting the main plan
- Study Plan: The complete 20-week learning path with detailed activities
- Tsume Practice: Structured approach to learning tactical endgame positions
- Strategy Guide: Comprehensive reference for openings and strategic approaches
- Traps Study Plan: Complementary, optional tactical opportunities within specific openings
- Archimate Model: Work in progress framework for modeling shogi strategies using enterprise architecture tools
Weekly Progress
- Week 1: Ranging Rook Fundamentals - Murata System/Ureshino (Coming soon)
Contribution
This project aims to be a living resource that improves through community contribution. If you have suggestions, corrections, or additional resources to add:
- Fork the repository
- Make your changes
- Submit a pull request with a clear description of your improvements
License
This project is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Acknowledgments
Special thanks to all the content creators, players, and teachers who have made their shogi knowledge accessible to international learners.