I am having fun with some old books available online from the National Diet Library of Japan. (See http://dl.ndl.go.jp/search/searchResult?searchWord=碁&filters=1%3A00%7C3%3A7%7C3%3A7%2F79%7C3%3A7%2F79%2F795&facetOpenedNodeIds=1%3A00%7C3%3A7%7C3%3A7%2F79%7C3%3A7%2F79%2F795&reshowFlg=1&rows=20&sort1=5&sort2= ). There are some shogi books in there, too.

Here is a fun problem from Suzuki Tamejiro.

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Enjoy!

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