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==Professional majhong player==
===JSA===
In addition to being a professional shogi player, Suzuki is also a {{ill|professional mahjong player|ja|雀士}}. He was awarded professional status by the {{ill|Japan Professional Mahjong League|ja|日本プロ麻雀連盟}} (JPML) in May 2023; thus becoming the first shogi professional to receive such recognition.<ref>{{cite news|author=<!--Staff wirter(s); no by-line-->|url=https://hochi.news/articles/20230511-OHT1T51146.html?page=1|script-title=ja:将棋の鈴木大介九段がプロ雀士に 将棋プロ棋士&プロ雀士は史上初|title=Shōgi no Suzuki Daisukei Kudan ga Puro Jānshi ni Shōgi Puro & Mājan Puro wa Shijōhatsu|language=ja|trans-title=Shogi's Daisuke Suzuki 9-dan becomes a mahjong professional; Suzuki is the first person to be bot a shogi professional and mahjong professional|date=May 11, 2023|newspaper=[[Sports Hochi]]|access-date=December 5, 2023}}</ref> Suzuki became interested in [[mahjong]] as a hobby while he was an apprentice shogi professional, and participated in a number of tournaments over the years as an amateur.<ref>{{cite news|last=Seto|first=Kannon|url=https://hochi.news/articles/20230918-OHT1T51244.html?page=1|script-title=ja:49歳棋士・鈴木大介が "ルーキー" に 将棋と二刀流 プロ雀士挑戦を後押ししたのはサラリーマンたちの姿|title=Yonjūkyūsai Kishi･Suzuki Daisuke ga "Ruki" ni Shōgi to Nitōryū Puro Jānshi Chōsen wo Atooshi Shita nowa Sararīmantachi no Sugata|language=ja|trans-title=Forty-nine-year-old shogi professional Daisuke Suzuki and professional mahjong "rookie" says his bid to become "double professional" was inspired by seeing office workers his own age trying new things.|date=September 18, 2023|newspaper=Sports Hochi|access-date=December 5, 2023}}</ref> In December 2019, he won the {{nihongo|"Celebrity" class|著名人枠|Chomeijin Waku}} of the 2019 {{ill|Mahjong Strongest Player Tournament|ja|麻雀最強戦}}{{mdash}}one of the largest [[open tournament|open majhong tournament]]s in Japan{{mdash}}to advance to the tournament's final round. In the finals, he defeated a number of professionals to become the overall winner.<ref>{{cite web|author=<!--Staff writer(s); no by-line-->|url=https://times.abema.tv/articles/-/7033143?page=1|script-title=ja:将棋･鈴木大介九段, 初タイトルはなんと麻雀最強位 トッププロ相手に堂々初優勝 解説者も｢完勝です｣|title=Shōgi･Suzuki Daisuki Kudan, Hatsu Taitoru wa Nanto Mājan Saikyōi Toppu Puro Aite ni Dōdō Hatsu Yūshō Kaisetsusha mo ｢Kanshō desu｣|language=ja|trans-title=Shogi's Daisuke Suzuki 9-dan's first title is at mahjong! Suzuki impressively beats a number of top mahjong pros to win the Mahjong Strongest Player Tournament. Even commentators said it was a "complete victory".|date=December 15, 2019|work=[[AbemaNews]]|access-date=December 5, 2023}}</ref> In 2020, he finished atop of the individual standings for the {{nihongo|New Year's All Star Mahjong Tournament|新春オールスター麻雀|Shin'nen Ōru Sutā Mājan}}, and in 2022, he advance to the finals of the 2022 Mahjong Strongest player tournament (this time after winning the {{nihongo|"Former Men's Pro Champion" class|男子プロ王者の帰還枠|Danshi Puro Ōja no Kikan Waku}}), but finished second to professional mahjong player {{ill|Naoki Setokuma|ja|瀬戸熊直樹}}. It marked the fourth consecutive year that Suzuki had acvanced to the tournament's finals.
===Regular professionals===

The following is list of active JSA regular professionals {{As of|November 2023|lc=yes}}. The players are listed in the order of their JSA badge number. The names of deceased, retired and former regular professionals are not included in the list.
Suzuki was awarded the rank of 5-dan by the {{abbrv|JPML|Japan Professional Mahjong League}} in June 2023,<ref name="JPMLX">{{cite tweet|author=Japan Professional Mahjong League|user=JPML0306|script-title=ja:本日の理事会にて鈴木大介選手の段位と所属リーグが決定いたしました|title=Honjitsu no Rijikai nite Suzuki Daisuke Senshu no Dani to Shozoku Rīgu ga Ketteishimashita|language=ja|trans-title=At today's board of directors' meeting, the rank and ranking league for Daisuke Suzuki were decided|number=1665676165259104257|date=June 5, 2023}}</ref> and is competing as a member of {{ill|Team Beast Japanext|ja|BEAST Japanext}} in Japanese professional mahjong's 2023{{ndash}}2024 {{ill|M.League (mahjong)|lt=M.League|ja|Mリーグ}}.<ref>{{cite news|author=<!--Staff wirter(s); no by-line-->|url=https://hochi.news/articles/20230630-OHT1T51160.html?page=1|script-title=ja:将棋･鈴木大介九段&元乃木坂46･中田花奈がMリーグ入りへ!ドラフト会議でBeastジャパネクストが指名|title=Shōgi･Suzuki Daisukei Kudan & Moto-Nogizaka46･Nakada Kana ga Mrīgu e! Dorafuto Kaigi de Beast Japanekusuto ga Shimei|language=ja|trans-title=Shogi's Daisuke Suzuki 9-dan & former Nogizaki 46 member Kana Nakada selected by Beast Japanext in the M.League draft|date=June 30, 2023|newspaper=Sports Hochi|access-date=December 5, 2023}}</ref> He is also competing in Class B2 of the 40th {{ill|Hō-Ō League|ja|鳳凰戦}}.<ref name="JPMLX" />
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Table no. !! Badge no. !! Name !! Rank
|-
| 1 || 114 || [[Teruichi Aono]] || 9-dan
|-
| 2 || 131 || [[Kōji Tanigawa]] || 9-dan
|-
| 3 || 135 || [[Bungo Fukusaki]]|| 9-dan
|-
| 4 || 138 || [[Kenji Waki]] || 9-dan
|-
| 5 || 142 || [[Michio Takahashi]] || 9-dan
|-
| 6 || 143 || [[Osamu Nakamura]] || 9-dan
|-
| 7 || 144 || [[Masaki Izumi]] || 8-dan
|-
| 8 || 146 || [[Akira Shima]] || 9-dan
|-
| 9 || 147 || [[Yoshikazu Minami (shogi)|Yoshikazu Minami]] || 9-dan
|-
| 10 || 148 || [[Yasuaki Tsukada]] || 9-dan
|-
| 11 || 149 || [[Hiroshi Kamiya (shogi)|Hiroshi Kamiya]] || 8-dan
|-
| 12 || 153 || [[Katsuhiko Murooka]] || 8-dan
|-
| 13 || 157 || [[Keita Inoue]] || 9-dan
|-
| 14 || 158 || [[Kōzō Arimori]] || 8-dan
|-
| 15 || 161 || [[Taku Morishita]] || 9-dan
|-
| 16 || 162 || [[Masahiko Urano]] || 8-dan
|-
| 17 || 164 || [[Ichirō Hiura]] || 8-dan
|-
| 18 || 168 || [[Eisaku Tomioka]] || 8-dan
|-
| 19 || 171 || [[Takashi Abe]] || 9-dan
|-
| 20 || 172 || [[Kazuharu Shoshi]] || 7-dan
|-
| 21 || 175 || [[Yoshiharu Habu]] || 9-dan
|-
| 22 || 176 || [[Isao Nakata]] || 8-dan
|-
| 23 || 178 || [[Hiroshi Naganuma]] || 8-dan
|-
| 24 || 179 || [[Kenji Kanzaki]] || 8-dan
|-
| 25 || 182 || [[Yasumitsu Satō]] || 9-dqn
|-
| 26 || 183 || [[Toshiyuki Moriuchi]] || 9-dan
|-
| 27 || 184 || [[Daisuke Nakagawa]] || 8-dan
|-
| 28 || 185 || [[Manabu Senzaki]] || 9-dan
|-
| 29 || 187 || [[Kōichi Kinoshita]] || 7-dan
|-
| 30 || 188 || [[Hisashi Ogura]] || 8-dan
|-
| 31 || 189 || [[Nobuyuki Yashiki]] || 9-dan
|-
| 32 || 190 || [[Naoya Fujiwara]] || 7-dan
|-
| 33 || 192 || [[Mamoru Hatakeyama]] || 8-dan
|-
| 34 || 193 || [[Naruyuki Hatakeyama]] || 8-dan
|-
| 35 || 194 || [[Tadahisa Maruyama]] || 9-dan
|-
| 36 || 195 || [[Masataka Gōda]] || 9-dan
|-
| 37 || 196 || [[Shūji Satō]] || 8-dan
|-
| 38 || 197 || [[Masataka Sugimoto]] || 8-dan
|-
| 39 || 198 || [[Takeshi Fujii]] || 9-dan
|-
| 40 || 199 || [[Shingo Hirafuji]] || 7-dan
|-
| 41 || 200 || [[Takahiro Toyokawa]] || 7-dan
|-
| 42 || 201 || [[Kōichi Fukaura]] || 9-dan
|-
| 43 || 202 || [[Keiichi Sanada]] || 8-dan
|-
| 44 || 203 || [[Hiroki Iizuka (shogi)|Hiroki Iizuka]] || 8-dan
|-
| 45 || 204 || [[Hiroyuki Miura (shogi)|Hiroyuki Miura]] || 9-dan
|-
| 46 || 206 || [[Takeshi Kawakami]] || 7-dan
|-
| 47 || 207 || [[Toshiaki Kubo]] || 9-dan
|-
| 48 || 208 || [[Hisashi Namekata]] || 9-dan
|-
| 49 || 209 || [[Hiroshi Okazaki]] || 7-dan
|-
| 50 || 210 || [[Yoshiyuki Kubota]] || 7-dan
|-
| 51 || 211 || [[Kensuke Kitahama]] || 8-dan
|-
| 52 || 212 || [[Norihiro Yagura]] || 7-dan
|-
| 53 || 213 || [[Daisuke Suzuki (shogi)|Daisuke Suzuki]] || 9-dan
|-
| 54 || 214 || [[Tadao Kitajima]] || 7-dan
|-
| 55 || 215 || [[Kiyokazu Katsumata]] || 7-dan
|-
| 56 || 216 || [[Yoshiyuki Matsumoto]] || 7-dan
|-
| 57 || 217 || [[Kōsuke Tamura]] || 7-dan
|-
| 58 || 218 || [[Kazushiza Horiguchi]] || 8-dan
|-
| 59 || 219 || [[Makoto Chūza]] || 7-dan
|-
| 60 || 220 || [[Masakazu Kondō]] || 7-dan
|-
| 61 || 221 || [[Hirotaka Nozuki]] || 8-dan
|-
| 62 || 222 || [[Kazuki Kimura]] || 9-dan
|-
| 63 || 223 || [[Hiroshi Kobayashi (shogi, born 1976)|Hiroshi Kobayashi]] || 7-dan
|-
| 64 || 224 || [[Shin'ya Satō (shogi)|Shin'ya Satō]] || 7-dan
|-
| 65 || 225 || [[Yūji Masuda]] || 6-dan
|-
| 66 || 226 || [[Hideyuki Takano]] || 6-dan
|-
| 67 || 227 || [[Takayuki Yamasaki]] || 8-dan
|-
| 68 || 228 || [[Yūsuke Ina]] || 7-dan
|-
| 69 || 229 || [[Shin'ya Yamamoto]] || 6-dan
|-
| 70 || 231 || [[Ayumu Matsuo]] || 8-dan
|-
| 71 || 233 || [[Chikara Akutsu]] || 8-dan
|-
| 72 || 234 || [[Takanori An'yōji]] || 7-dan
|-
| 73 || 235 || [[Akira Watanabe (shogi)|Akira Watanabe]] || 9-dan
|-
| 74 || 236 || [[Eiji Iijima]] || 8-dan
|-
| 75 || 237 || [[Sakio Chiba]] || 7-dan
|-
| 76 || 240 || [[Makoto Sasaki (shogi)|Makoto Sasaki]] || 7-dan
|-
| 77 || 241 || [[Atsushi Miyata]] || 7-dan
|-
| 78 || 242 || [[Tomohiro Murata]] || 7-dan
|-
| 77 || 243 || [[Takehiro Ōhira]] || 6-dan
|-
| 80 || 246 || [[Hiroaki Yokoyama]] || 7-dan
|-
| 81 || 247 || [[Ryō Shimamoto]] || 5-dan
|-
| 82 || 248 || [[Akira Nishio]] || 7-dan
|-
| 83 || 249 || [[Yasuaki Murayama]] || 8-dan
|-
| 84 || 250 || [[Kazutoshi Satō]] || 7-dan
|-
| 85 || 251 || [[Daisuke Katagami]] || 7-dan
|-
| 86 || 252 || [[Ryōsuke Nakamura]] || 6-dan
|-
| 87 || 253 || [[Shūji Muranaka]] || 7-dan
|-
| 88 || 254 || [[Satoru Sakaguchi]] || 6-dan
|-
| 89 || 255 || [[Akihito Hirose]] || 8-dan
|-
| 90 || 256 || [[Yūya Nagaoka]] || 6-dan
|-
| 91 || 257 || [[Issei Takazaki]] || 7-dan
|-
| 92 || 258 || [[Yūsuke Tōyama]] || 6-dan
|-
| 93 || 259 || [[Shōji Segawa]] || 6-dan
|-
| 94 || 260 || [[Tetsurō Itodani]] || 8-dan
|-
| 95 || 261 || [[Taichi Nakamura (shogi)|Taichi Nakamura]] || 8-dan
|-
| 96 || 262 || [[Makoto Tobe]]|| 7-dan
|-
| 97 || 263 || [[Amahiko Satō]] || 9-dan
|-
| 98 || 264 || [[Masayuki Toyoshima]] || 9-dan
|-
| 99 || 265 || [[Kōta Kanai]] || 6-dan
|-
| 100 || 266 || [[Shingo Itō (shogi)|Shingo Itō]] || 6-dan
|}
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Table no. !! Badge no. !! Name !! Rank
|-
| 101 || 267 || [[Akihiro Murata]] || 6-dan
|-
| 102 || 268 || [[Takuma Oikawa]] || 7-dan
|-
| 103 || 269 || [[Akira Inaba]]|| 8-dan
|-
| 104 || 270 || [[Yūichi Tanaka]] || 6-dan
|-
| 105 || 271 || [[Shin'ichi Satō]] || 5-dan
|-
| 106 || 272 || [[Kazuhiro Nishikawa]] || 6-dan
|-
| 107 || 273 || [[Masakazu Watanabe]] || 6-dan
|-
| 108 || 274 || [[Shingo Sawada]] || 7-dan
|-
| 109 || 275 || [[Tadashi Ōishi]] || 7-dan
|-
| 110 || 276 || [[Takuya Nagase]] || 9-dan
|-
| 111 || 277 || [[Kenjirō Abe]] || 7-dan
|-
| 112 || 278 || [[Tatsuya Sugai]] || 8-dan
|-
| 113 || 279 || [[Mitsunori Makino]] || 6-dan
|-
| 114 || 280 || [[Yūki Sasaki]] || 8-dan
|-
| 115 || 281|| [[Kōhei Funae]] || 6-dan
|-
| 116 || 282 || [[Keita Kadokura]] || 5-dan
|-
| 117 || 283 || [[Kōru Abe]] || 7-dan
|-
| 118 || 284 || [[Taichi Takami]] || 7-dan
|-
| 119 || 285 || [[Tetsuya Fujimori]] || 5-dan
|-
| 120 || 286 || [[Shintarō Saitō]] || 8-dan
|-
| 121 || 287 || [[Wataru Yashiro]] || 7-dan
|-
| 123 || 288 || [[Wataru Kamimura]] || 5-dan
|-
| 124 || 289 || [[Naohiro Ishida]] || 5-dan
|-
| 125 || 290 || [[Hiromu Watanabe]] || 6-dan
|-
| 126 || 291 || [[Shōta Chida]] || 7-dqn
|-
| 127 || 292 || [[Yūgo Takeuchi]] || 5-dan
|-
| 128 || 293 || [[Kentarō Ishii]] || 6-dan
|-
| 129 || 294 || [[Tatsuya Sanmaidō]] || 7-dan
|-
| 130 || 295 || [[Yoshitaka Hoshino]] || 5-dan
|-
| 131 || 296 || [[Hiroshi Miyamoto]] || 5-dan
|-
| 132 || 297 || [[Yasuhiro Masuda]] || 7-dan
|-
| 133 || 298 || [[Reo Kurosawa]] || 6-dan
|-
| 134 || 299 || [[Kenji Imaizumi]] || 5-dan
|-
| 135 || 300 || [[Mirai Aoshima]] || 6-dan
|-
| 136 || 301 || [[Hirotaka Kajiura]] || 7-dan
|-
| 137 || 302 || [[Satoshi Takano]] || 6-dan
|-
| 138 || 303 || [[Seiya Kondō]] || 7-dan
|-
| 139 || 304 || [[Ryuma Tonari]] || 7-dan
|-
| 140 || 305 || [[Junpei Ide]] || 5-dan
|-
| 141 || 306 || [[Daichi Sasaki]] || 7-dan
|-
| 142 || 307 || [[Sōta Fujii]] || 9-dan
|-
| 144 || 308 || [[Takahiro Ōhashi]] || 7-dan
|-
| 145 || 309 || [[Takuya Nishida]] || 5-dan
|-
| 146 || 310 || [[Kazuo Sugimoto]] || 5-dan
|-
| 147 || 311 || [[Asuto Saitō]] || 5-dan
|-
| 148 || 312 || [[Yūta Komori]] || 5-dan
|-
| 149 || 313 || [[Kōhei Hasebe]] || 5-dan
|-
| 150 || 314 || [[Takashi Ikenaga]] || 5-dan
|-
| 151 || 315 || [[Kei Honda]] || 6-dan
|-
| 152 || 316 || [[Hiroshi Yamamoto (shogi)|Hiroshi Yamamoto]]|| 5-dan
|-
| 153 || 317 || [[Wakamu Deguchi]] || 6-dan
|-
| 154 || 318 || [[Takayuki Kuroda]] || 5-dan
|-
| 155 || 319 || [[Kazushi Watanabe]] || 6-dan
|-
| 156 || 320 || [[Yūta Ishikawa]] || 5-dan
|-
| 157 || 321 || [[Shōgo Orita]] || 5-dan
|-
| 158 || 322 || [[Shin'ichirō Hattori]] || 6-dan
|-
| 159 || 323 || [[Hiroki Taniai]] || 4-dan
|-
| 160 || 324 || [[Takumi Itō]] || 7-dan
|-
| 161 || 325 || [[Seiya Tomita]] || 4-dan
|-
| 162 || 326 || [[Yūsei Koga]] || 5-dan
|-
| 163 || 327 || [[Akihiro Ida]] || 4-dan
|-
| 164 || 328 || [[Akihiro Takada]] || 4-dan
|-
| 165 || 329 || [[Tomoki Yokoyama]] || 4-dan
|-
| 166 || 330 || [[Mikio Kariyama]] || 4-dan
|-
| 167 || 331 || [[Reo Okabe]] || 4-dan
|-
| 168 || 332 || [[Kenshi Tokuda]] || 4-dan
|-
| 169 || 333 || [[Nagisa Fujimoto]] || 4-dan
|-
| 170 || 334 || [[Yūya Saitō]] || 4-dan
|-
| 171 || 335 || [[Reo Koyama]] || 4-dan
|-
| 172 || 336 || [[Naoki Koyama]] || 4-dan
|-
| 173 || 337 || [[Saito Morimoto]] || 4-dan
|-
| 174 || 338 || [[Kanta Masegi]] || 4-dan
|-
| 175 || 339 || [[Kenta Miyajima]] || 4-dan
|-
| 176 || 340 || [[Hiroshi Ueno]] || 4-dan
|}
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Latest revision as of 00:50, 6 December 2023

Professional majhong player

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In addition to being a professional shogi player, Suzuki is also a professional mahjong player [ja]. He was awarded professional status by the Japan Professional Mahjong League [ja] (JPML) in May 2023; thus becoming the first shogi professional to receive such recognition.[1] Suzuki became interested in mahjong as a hobby while he was an apprentice shogi professional, and participated in a number of tournaments over the years as an amateur.[2] In December 2019, he won the "Celebrity" class (著名人枠, Chomeijin Waku) of the 2019 Mahjong Strongest Player Tournament [ja]—one of the largest open majhong tournaments in Japan—to advance to the tournament's final round. In the finals, he defeated a number of professionals to become the overall winner.[3] In 2020, he finished atop of the individual standings for the New Year's All Star Mahjong Tournament (新春オールスター麻雀, Shin'nen Ōru Sutā Mājan), and in 2022, he advance to the finals of the 2022 Mahjong Strongest player tournament (this time after winning the "Former Men's Pro Champion" class (男子プロ王者の帰還枠, Danshi Puro Ōja no Kikan Waku)), but finished second to professional mahjong player Naoki Setokuma [ja]. It marked the fourth consecutive year that Suzuki had acvanced to the tournament's finals.

Suzuki was awarded the rank of 5-dan by the JPML in June 2023,[4] and is competing as a member of Team Beast Japanext [ja] in Japanese professional mahjong's 2023–2024 M.League [ja].[5] He is also competing in Class B2 of the 40th Hō-Ō League [ja].[4]

  1. ^ "Shōgi no Suzuki Daisukei Kudan ga Puro Jānshi ni Shōgi Puro & Mājan Puro wa Shijōhatsu" 将棋の鈴木大介九段がプロ雀士に 将棋プロ棋士&プロ雀士は史上初 [Shogi's Daisuke Suzuki 9-dan becomes a mahjong professional; Suzuki is the first person to be bot a shogi professional and mahjong professional]. Sports Hochi (in Japanese). May 11, 2023. Retrieved December 5, 2023.
  2. ^ Seto, Kannon (September 18, 2023). "Yonjūkyūsai Kishi･Suzuki Daisuke ga "Ruki" ni Shōgi to Nitōryū Puro Jānshi Chōsen wo Atooshi Shita nowa Sararīmantachi no Sugata" 49歳棋士・鈴木大介が "ルーキー" に 将棋と二刀流 プロ雀士挑戦を後押ししたのはサラリーマンたちの姿 [Forty-nine-year-old shogi professional Daisuke Suzuki and professional mahjong "rookie" says his bid to become "double professional" was inspired by seeing office workers his own age trying new things.]. Sports Hochi (in Japanese). Retrieved December 5, 2023.
  3. ^ "Shōgi･Suzuki Daisuki Kudan, Hatsu Taitoru wa Nanto Mājan Saikyōi Toppu Puro Aite ni Dōdō Hatsu Yūshō Kaisetsusha mo ｢Kanshō desu｣" 将棋･鈴木大介九段, 初タイトルはなんと麻雀最強位 トッププロ相手に堂々初優勝 解説者も｢完勝です｣ [Shogi's Daisuke Suzuki 9-dan's first title is at mahjong! Suzuki impressively beats a number of top mahjong pros to win the Mahjong Strongest Player Tournament. Even commentators said it was a "complete victory".]. AbemaNews (in Japanese). December 15, 2019. Retrieved December 5, 2023.
  4. ^ a b Japan Professional Mahjong League [@JPML0306] (June 5, 2023). "Honjitsu no Rijikai nite Suzuki Daisuke Senshu no Dani to Shozoku Rīgu ga Ketteishimashita" 本日の理事会にて鈴木大介選手の段位と所属リーグが決定いたしました [At today's board of directors' meeting, the rank and ranking league for Daisuke Suzuki were decided] (Tweet) (in Japanese) – via Twitter.
  5. ^ "Shōgi･Suzuki Daisukei Kudan & Moto-Nogizaka46･Nakada Kana ga Mrīgu e! Dorafuto Kaigi de Beast Japanekusuto ga Shimei" 将棋･鈴木大介九段&元乃木坂46･中田花奈がMリーグ入りへ!ドラフト会議でBeastジャパネクストが指名 [Shogi's Daisuke Suzuki 9-dan & former Nogizaki 46 member Kana Nakada selected by Beast Japanext in the M.League draft]. Sports Hochi (in Japanese). June 30, 2023. Retrieved December 5, 2023.
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