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Top professional Go players from China, Korea, and Chinese Taipei will come to Japan to compete alongside leading Japanese professionals, including Ryo Ichiriki 9-dan, for the world Pair Go championship title.
September 25–27 / Venue: Nagoya Castle Hommaru Palace Eight pairs (16 top professional Go players) from Japan, China, Korea, and Chinese Taipei will compete for the world Pair Go championship title. The preliminary stage will consist of two groups of four pairs. The four pairs advancing from the preliminary stage will compete in a two-round knockout tournament to determine the champions.
★Watch the exciting games live on this page!
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Top professional Go players from China, Korea, and Chinese Taipei will come to Japan to compete alongside leading Japanese professionals, including Ryo Ichiriki 9-dan, for the world Pair Go championship title.
September 25–27 / Venue: Nagoya Castle Hommaru Palace Eight pairs (16 top professional Go players) from Japan, China, Korea, and Chinese Taipei will compete for the world Pair Go championship title. The preliminary stage will consist of two groups of four pairs. The four pairs advancing from the preliminary stage will compete in a two-round knockout tournament to determine the champions.
★Watch the exciting games live on this page!
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Preliminary Stage
Preliminary Stage September 25–26
Round 1 September 25, 9:30–11:30 JST / Round 2 September 25, 13:30–15:30 JST / Round 3 September 26, 9:30–11:30 JST
Group A
| Pairs |
Round 1 |
Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Record |
| A-1 |
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| A-2 |
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| A-3 |
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| A-4 |
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Group B
| Pairs |
Round 1 |
Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Record |
| B-1 |
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| B-2 |
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| B-3 |
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| B-4 |
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Final Tournament
Final Tournament September 26–27
Semifinals September 26, 13:30–15:30 JST / Final & 3rd Place Match September 27, 9:30–11:30 JST
Live Broadcast
Game Record Live Broadcast Preliminary Round 1 September 25 (Fri.) 9:30– JST
Participating Pairs
Japan
< Winners of the Professional Pair Go Championship 2025 >
China
Korea
Chinese Taipei
Titles and ranks are as of September 21, 2026.