Miyashita Suzue

Miyashita Suzue (宮下鈴枝) has a rating of 1516.

Retired. The rating shown is the rating at retirement.

Miyashita Suzue2 dan宮下鈴枝Nihon Ki-in Tokyo
Rating1516
Rank
1-year change
Peak rating
Last 6WinLossLossLossWinLoss1-0
1989 record
0-1
Record since 1927
1-0
Win rate
1.000

Rating at retirement (not included in the rating list)

The rating is calculated from published game results. It does not include any adjustment for playing Black.

Ratings in other pools

Ratings for general play and for women's tournaments are calculated independently and do not affect each other.

  • Women's tournaments: 1441 Rating at retirement (not included in the rating list)

Recent games

Up to 20 games, newest first. “Change” is the rating movement.
DateOpponent and tournamentResultChange
April 3, 1989Tanimiya AyakoWomen's Kakusei Preliminary as WhiteLoss↓20
April 13, 1988Ando AkioJudan 1st Preliminary as WhiteWin↑16
October 14, 1987Koyama TerumiWomen's Honinbo Preliminary as BlackLoss↓15
March 18, 1985Shoji KazukoWomen's Kakusei Preliminary as WhiteLoss↓22
May 6, 1973Shiratori SumikoNTV Women's Meijin Round 1 as WhiteLoss↓17
April 18, 1972Nakamura KunikoAll-Japan Women's Championship 1st Preliminary as BlackWin↑15

Head-to-head

Up to 10 opponents, most-played first. Records are from Miyashita Suzue's point of view; jigo and no-result games are not counted as wins or losses. Only games from 1927 onward are included.
OpponentTotalAs BlackAs White
Shoji Kazuko0-1.0000-00-1
Koyama Terumi0-1.0000-10-0
Nakamura Kuniko1-01.0001-00-0
Shiratori Sumiko0-1.0000-00-1
Ando Akio1-01.0000-01-0
Tanimiya Ayako0-1.0000-00-1

Record by year

Counted by calendar year, January to December (default wins and losses are included; jigo and no-result games are not). Only games from 1927 onward are counted, so these totals do not match the career records published by the two Ki-in.

YearRecordWin rate
19890-1.000
19881-01.000
19870-1.000
19850-1.000
19730-1.000
19721-01.000
Total1-01.000

Calculated from games played between 1927 and 2026 (as of September 17, 2026).