Tsumego Collections
Ghost Mode
Stones vanish after placement, training your reading skills.
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Takagawa's Tsumego | A life & death collection created by the former Japanese Honinbo Takagawa Kaku |
0268 | 24k – 5d | ⋮
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Guanzi Pu, Vol. 1 | A classic Chinese life & death collection originating from the mid-seventeenth century. Reorganized by difficulty. |
0216 | 2k – 1k | ⋮
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Xian Ji Wu Ku, Vol. 1 | A famous Chinese life & death collection created during the Ming Dynasty. |
0130 | 2k – 1k | ⋮
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Fujisawa's Tsumego, Vol. 1 | A life & death collection created by the former Japanese Honinbo Fujisawa Hideyuki |
0163 | 8k – 5d+ | ⋮
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Guanzi Pu, Vol. 2 | A classic Chinese life & death collection originating from the mid-seventeenth century. Reorganized by difficulty. |
0298 | 1d – 5d+ | ⋮
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Genran | A famous classic life & death Go problems created by Akaboshi Intetsu. Reordered by difficulty. |
062 | 5k – 5d+ | ⋮
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Sakata's Tsumego | A life & death collection created by the legendary Japanese Go player Sakata Eio, also known as Honinbo Eiju |
0200 | 8k – 5d+ | ⋮
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Xian Ji Wu Ku, Vol. 2 | A famous Chinese life and death collection created during the Ming Dynasty. |
0256 | 1d – 5d+ | ⋮
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Igo Hatsuyoron | A classic life & death collection compiled in 1713 by the Japanese go master Inoue Dosetsu Inseki. Reordered by difficulty. |
0183 | 8k – 5d+ | ⋮
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Classic Life & Death Collections from Go Masters
Practice tsumego from legendary professionals — Takagawa Kaku, Sakata Eio, Fujisawa Hideyuki — alongside centuries-old Chinese collections like Guanzi Pu and Xian Ji Wu Ku. Problems are organized by difficulty from kyu to dan level.
Ghost Mode — an optional training mode where stones vanish after you place them, forcing you to read without visual cues. Track your accuracy and progress across collections, and pick up where you left off.