(Referenced by 23; 29; 506; 745; 761; 877; 898; 912; 1109)

The "Fujisawa Solution" by Fujisawa Hideyuki, and published in his Japanese book [LIT. 1] as well as in the Go World article [LIT. 2], follows the sequence shown here. Please not that - at this time - neither the second throw-in of our solution (with at ; 768) nor the "early" Hanezeki Exchange of Cheng (with at , and at ; 715) were played. It should also be noted that White immediately captures Black's nakade on the left side, with . This is the first ever published solution. The order of its later moves has been modified several times by newer professional solutions.

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White captures the nakade for the second time.

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White captures the nakade for the third time.

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For the last time in this solution, Black plays oki into White's eye on the left side. White now has the choice between a move at , entering what we call the "Semeai Variation", and a move at , starting what we call the "Capture Variation".