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Encyclopedia > Grand Master

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A Grand Master is a World Champion chess player.


The term is also used in role-playing and other games, usually the highest rank a player (or a player's character) can achieve.


The supreme honor of any society or organization bestowed upon an individual.


The leader of an organization.


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GRAND MASTER HIRONORI OTSUKA I (1621 words)
After Grand Master Otsuka’s mother died, he quit the bank and he had retirement money of 1000 yen, which had a value to executives as one year of income.
While Grand Master Otsuka was working at the bank, he went to school to study orthopedics and was the first to graduate from the school.
Grand Master Hironori Otsuka and the present Grand Master Jiro Otsuka were invited to the base to demonstrate, which they enjoyed because there was no food in Japan and they could eat there but could not take food away from the base.
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