Chiaki Mukai (Go player)

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Chiaki Mukai
Full name	Chiaki Mukai
Kanji	向井千瑛
Born	(1987-12-24) 24 December 1987 (age 36) Tokyo, Japan
Residence	Japan
Turned pro	2004
Rank	6 dan
Affiliation	Nihon Ki-in

Chiaki Mukai (向井千瑛, Mukai Chiaki, born 24 December 1987) is a Japanese professional 6-dan Go player. She is a disciple of Honda Sachiko.^[1]

References

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^ "Mukai Chiaki". Sensei's Library.

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Nihon Ki-in profile (in Japanese)

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9 dan	Jiro Akiyama Shinichi Aoki Shuzo Awaji Shigeru Baba Cho Chikun Cho Son-jin Cho U Naoki Hane Yasumasa Hane Hsu Chia-yuan Naoto Hikosaka Kunihisa Honda Ryo Ichiriki Atsushi Ida Yoshio Ishida Kunio Ishii Ko Iso Yuta Iyama Satoshi Kataoka Atsushi Kato Tetsuya Kiyonari Koichi Kobayashi Satoru Kobayashi Hideki Komatsu Rin Kono Norio Kudo Tomoyasu Mimura Goro Miyazawa Tomochika Mizokami Michihiro Morita Daisuke Murakawa Shinya Nakamura Ō Rissei Masaki Ogata Hideo Otake Michael Redmond Rin Kaiho Toramaru Shibano Ryu Shikun Kim Shushun Shinji Takao Masaki Takemiya Wang Ming-wan Kimio Yamada Hiroshi Yamashiro Keigo Yamashita Norimoto Yoda So Yokoku Shigeaki Yokota Satoshi Yuki
8 dan	Nobuaki Anzai Kikuyo Aoki Takehisa Matsumoto Hideyuki Sakai Taiki Seto Atsushi Tsuruyama Shuhei Uchida
7 dan	Rina Fujisawa Izumi Kobayashi Xie Yimin
6 dan	Kaori Chinen Chiaki Mukai Yumiko Okada Yukari Yoshihara
5 dan	Kaori Aoba Cătălin Țăranu Asami Ueno
4 dan	Kana Mannami
1 dan	Antti Törmänen

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