Samurai Shogi pieces"Kin-sho on Gyoku-sho side"(Gold general)

Leave the gold general for the final blow.

1. A shogi piece called "Kin-sho".

2."Kin-sho" is mainly translated as "Gold general"

3.This "Kin-sho" is on the Gyoku-sho side.

4."Kin-sho" is strong in close combat, and his main role is to protect the king.

5.In the final stages of a match, it is often common to deliver the finishing blow to the enemy king using the gold general's pieces acquired in the middle of the game.

6.It is made of 925 silver.

This Shogi piece is designed in the motif of senior samurai from Japan's Warring States Period (mid-16th century). Wearing a haori over their armor, indicating their close proximity to the king. He is about to draw his sword in an imposing stance to defeat anyone who comes close to harming the king."His figure is full of confidence. The "Kin-sho" does not have a "Narikin (promotion)" and always carries the flag of their own army.This piece is flying the flag of the "Gyoku-sho(King:Kenshin Uesugi)" side. 

*Flag is also part of the pieces.

[MEASUREMENTS] W:7/8" × D:1" × H:1 3/4"

[weight] 1.32 oz