Nakahara castle
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The Nakahara castle (Japanese: 中原囲い, romanized: Nakahara gakoi) is a type of shogi castle. Its application to modern shogi was made by professional player Makoto Nakahara. Nakahara won the Masuda Award in 1996 for his development of this strategy. The Nakahara castle is characterized by the close positioning of golds and silvers around the king. In particular, the castle involves the left gold at 78, the right silver at 48, and the right gold at the bottom rank, at 59, protecting the king at 69.
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