"tekijin hidari gedan"--->"thg"
"tekijin migi gedan"--->"tmg"
"jijin hidarigedan"--->"jhg"
"jijin migi gedan"--->"jmg"
** Case-A **
1) At first, you will attack "thg".
2) Your hand is over "thg", you change a direction.
3) You get a card of "jmg" using "modorite".
** Case-B **
1) At first, you will attack "thg".
2) Your hand is over "thg", you change a direction.
3) You get a card of "tmg" using "haraite".
** Case-C **
1) At first, you will attack "thg".
2) Your hand is over "thg", you change a direction.
3) You get a card of "jhg" using "modorite".
I think that case-A is easy for you.
Maybe, case-B is difficult.
Because it is strange movement for you and lefty blocks there well.
I think that case-C is more difficult than case-B for you.
Please compare you with the usual method(at first, you will attack "tmg").
The lefty always makes this move.
But the right-handed player is not used to this movement.
If you will attack "thg", you have to prepare about this move.
In the past, we have about 60 person of meijin, queen, meijin-challenger, queen-callenger.
But lefty is only one.
The left-handed person has around 10% as generalization.
Why?
I think that the movement of lefty has disadvantage.
But if the right-handed player is used this movement, lefty has advantage.
I think that top players have a skill to point out a left-handed weak point.
I think that one of the points does not fight in the proud situation of lefty.
Please think, and discover another point.
Auther : Hitoshi Takano
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