Shogi Pieces, MikurajimaHontsuge, Etsuzan, Super high carved, Minase calligraphy style

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Minase-goma, Shogi piece with Minase-sho (calligraphy style), features relatively big letters with calm and stable strokes. This style was loved by Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu and many other powerful feudal lords all over Japan in Edo era (17th to mid-19th century).
"Super high carved" is a carving style of Shogi pieces. Carving styles are classified by the complexity of characters.
The order of complexity is as follows. The simplest one is Black carved, then Usually carved, Middle carved, High carved, and the most complicated one is Super high carved. Generally speaking, the more strokes a carving style has, the higher the grade is.
Super-high curved characters are not simplified at all. Therefore, this style has more strokes than other styles and easy to read.
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