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In Go, the Japanese term aji is used to refer to "possibilities left in a position", or "lingering potential". Among other things the term can also mean flavor or taste. It's this latter meaning that I'm going for here, as this page is simply meant to be be fun go related stuff.
SU&SD Review (skips rules)
A tesuji is a clever or artful play. Here Cho Chikun solves the problem of having drank all of his tea
A documentary about the program that beat professional Korean player Lee Sedol, arguably the strongest player in the world at the time (2016)
Go moves as Kiai (battle cry)
Ladders are like a one way street, they can't be that hard, can they?
I'm so happy that you all seem to be having so much fun... but I'm here to play Go
Tom Quinn's MultiGo
Play with up to six players plus an alliance mechanic
Podcast episode discussing the history and philosophical ideas surround Go
Hikaru No Go (Anime, Manga, and now, live action)
Empty Triangle webcomic
Comic from Chiyo-dad's blog
Blunders happen even with professionals.
Black needed to make a very obvious exchange of moves on the bottom—so obvious that I believe he ended up playing elsewhere as though he had already done so before realizing his mistake
"What!?"
Answering the "Do you come here often?" question at your local Go club meeting
How slate and shell stones are made
How Go & Shogi boards are made
Reverse komi and smaller board handicaps chart
Alternate "koko" handicaps for standard (19x19) board
My wife says when I play Go online and I'm really focused, I stop breathing regularly and start doing deep sucking breaths a few times a minute...
Win % between players of different ranks without handicap
How "goke" (bowls for Go stones) are made.
Go multifandom fanvid
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