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Hello everyone! I made a team called Milk Tea Shogi so that fans of 15+60 classical shogi who are interested in doing post-game analysis (Study with Opponent) can play together. I think we have a comm…

I haven't really memorized much of the Shikenbisha joseki. If my opponent is playing very passively, I'll go for an edge attack. If they are attacking aggressively with their rook, I'll try to move my…

Yes, this opening definitely requires you to be precise with your defense, or I feel that you will lose too much momentum when your opponent attacks. I just tried playing a few games with static rook …

Yes, sometimes when I play Shikenbisha, I will then move my rook to the 3rd file or do opposing rook in order to counter my opponent's attack. I like the idea of playing static rook but I have not bee…

Fair point! I do a lot of computer analysis but I think spectating would be very helpful.

Thanks for your insight, hakuwi! You made several observations that describe the exact problems I face while playing this opening. I agree that the setup in Shikenbisha is naturally very difficult to …

Hello Papermask, I'm happy to see that you also enjoy Shikenbisha! For me, I prefer ranging rook over static rook mainly because I don't like left-sided castles. I feel that it is awkward to move the …

Hello, I consistently play Shikenbisha with a Mino or High Mino castle. I love this opening but it is very defensive, which makes it difficult for me to start attacking. Do any Shikenbisha players hav…

I ran into a similar problem when I started playing. 81squaredojo has more players so it's great for non-correspondence games. Some players on there are willing to help you do a post-game analysis, wh…