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Chess in Japan: Japanese Chess Players, Hikaru Nakamura, Shinsaku Uesugi, Joël Lautier, Yoshiharu Habu, Miyoko Watai Chess Life: Hikaru Nakamura, The Marshall Chess Club in the 1950s, Vol. 56, No. by Various Staff, 2001-01-01 Chess Life: Hikaru Nakamura The Youngest Master Ever!, Vol. 53, No. 5, May, 1998 by Various Staff, 1998-01-01 Chess Life: Hikaru Nakamura North American Open Champion, April, 2006 by Various Staff, 2006-01-01 Bullet Chess: One Minute to Mate by Hikaru Nakamura, Bruce Harper, 2009-09-03 New in Chess: Alexey Shirov back on board; Loek Van Wely returns to Foxwoods; Tomsk tops russian team champtionship; Jan Timman on Pawn Structures by Dirk Jan Ten Geuzendam, PeterDoggers, et all 2009 Chess Life: U. S. Champion Hikaru Nakamura Tops Foxwoods, Vol. 60, No. 7, July, by Various Staff, 2005-01-01

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1. National Scholastic Chess Foundation 1997 Chess Scholar In The News
   Tournaments. Articles. Instruction. Links. Home. February 1997 chess Scholar in the News. Nine year old chess player hikaru nakamura has acquired the habit of winning. stop the press" notice from  
   http://www.nscfchess.org/nscfhika.htm
   
   Extractions: About NSCF Tournaments Articles Instruction ... Home February 1997 Chess Scholar in the News Nine year old chess player Hikaru Nakamura has acquired the habit of winning. He is already a national champion, having won the 1996 National Third Grade Championship in Terra Haute, Indiana, but he will not rest. His latest feat is unprecedented - in the Greater New York Elementary School Championships, he won the Primary Championship and the Elementary Championship on two successive days, with a perfect score in both events! This amazing accomplishment won special "stop the press" notice from Empire Chess magazine editor Carrie Goldstein. Hikaru is the younger brother of another chess star, eleven year old Asuka, and the stepson of chess coach (and author ) Sunil Weeramantry. Hikaru started playing tournament chess in January 1995, at the Junior Chess Congress East in Stamford. He learned the game on his own, picking up the moves from having been around chess players. In October 1995, with his rating in the 700s, he competed in NSCF tournaments in Greenburgh, White Plains, Greenwich, and Hunter and won five tournaments in a row, with a 20-0 score! By the end of the national tournaments the following spring, his rating had risen to the mid-1300s - a tremendous jump. In the 1996 National Elementary Championships, while listed as 1195, he defeated three players rated over 1500. A sixth round win would have forced a pairing against Asuka, even though they played for the same school, Ridgeway Elementary in White Plains. But the brothers were spared such a dramatic confrontation when Hikaru lost to third-seeded Cindy Tsai of Florida.

2. Nakamura, Hikaru - FIDE Online Personal Card
   chess Player card. 2016192, nakamura, hikaru, M. Federation, United States ofAmerica. FIDE title, Grand Master. Current rating 2580. more, Birthday, 198712-09.  
   http://www.fide.com/ratings/card.phtml?event=2016192

3. America's Foundation For Chess - 2003 US Championship Hikaru Nakamura
   2004 Qualification Info. Sponsors. The Specifics. Additional Information. The Players. Pairings and Results. Reports. Game of the Day. The Games. Children's Tournaments. Children's Simul. Archive. IM  
   http://www.af4c.org/oldsite/uschamps_nakamura.asp
   
   Extractions: US Championships 2004 Qualification Info Sponsors The Specifics ... Archive IM Hikaru Nakamura International Master Hikaru Nakamura was born on December 9, 1987, in Hirakata City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan and moved to the United States when he was two years old. He began playing chess at the age of seven and a half and reached the level of National Master within a mere two and a half years. He holds the national record for being the youngest American ever to earn the master title, which he achieved at the age of 10 years and 79 days. Hikaru has represented the United States at the World Youth Championships in each of the last 5 years: Cannes, France (1997), and Oropesa, Spain (1998-2001). He posted his best result this past year with an 8 ½ - 2 ½ score in the Boys 14 and under division, winning 2 nd place and the silver medal. Hikaru has eight national scholastic championships to his credit, the most recent being the 2001 K-12 High School Championships in Kansas City, Missouri. In 2001, at the age of 13, he became the U.S. Junior Champion by winning the U.S. Junior Invitational in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In January 2002, Hikaru posted his best international result to date in winning the Bermuda GM Invitational, a Category 10 event. His 6-3 score was sufficient to earn his first GM norm. As recently as December 2002, Hikaru scored his second GM norm at the very strong 4th “Immortals” tournament in the Dominique Republic; finishing equal second with Peter Svidler, and ahead of former world championship challenger Nigel Short. He hopes to continue his record-setting ways as he pursues a career in chess. He also had success at the 2002 Continental Open where he defeated three grandmasters to finish first.

4. New York Masters
   GM hikaru nakamura. hikaru broke all American records when he became the youngest player of it against hikaru in 2 minute chess as in this form of chess I literally  
   http://www.newyorkmasters.com/players/HikaruNakamura.html
   
   Extractions: About the Masters The Idea Format Directions Past Results Crosstables Money List Games Overall Standings ... Complete Participant List Other Things Links Pictures DONATE!! Name- Birthplace- Age- Title- USCF Rating- FIDE Rating- NY Masters Win%- Money Won - White Opening- Opening vs e4- Opening vs d4- Hikaru Nakamura Japan GM Sicilian Najdorf Grunfeld Defense GM Hikaru Nakamura

5. Chess Artist / Peter Sloan Aravena
   Left, Me, The chess artist himself , Peter Aravena against hikaru nakamura. hikaru nakamura Peter Aravena. 2003 Foxwoods Game 10 chess Championship. hikaru rattles out  
   http://www.chessartist.com/column.html
   
   Extractions: Left , Me, The chess artist himself , Peter Aravena, Middle , some dude from brighton beach Right , Gata Kamsky GM Ashley, Maurice GM Blatny, Pavel IM Yuri Lapshun GM Nakamura, Hikaru game 1 game 2 NM Nakamura, Askua Game 1: French Advance Game 2: French Advance GM Mike Rohde FM Schneider, Igor ... GM Yuri Shulman Snake / Benoni IM Sarkar, Justin NM Weeramantry, Sunil Game 1 Game 2 FM Treger, Yefim Game 1, Kings Indian Game 2, Modern Defence FM Vulecevic, Nenad GM Wotjewicz, Alex ... GM Yudasin, Leonid List of my titled opponents IM Ron Burnett English Opening IM Pascal Charbannau ( Champion of Canada ) FM Popvych, Orest FM Braylovsky, Greg FM D'Arruda, Ricky FM Delft, Van ... GM Ehlvest, Jan GM elect Gaprindashvilli, Valerian Game 1. nimzo Game 2. nimzo FM Eugene Gershov GM Ron Henley ... GM Idlar Ibragimov 1/2 - 1/2 nimzo 4. e3 NM Khaburzania IM (WGM) Irena Krush Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 ... Game 6 Latest Games 2003 Foxwoods Expert Section

6. THE JOURNAL NEWS: A Gannett Suburban Webpaper
   More on chess. To find out more about chess and about hikaru nakamura, go to the U.S. chess Federation Web site  
   http://www.nyjournalnews.com/newsroom/021503/a01p15grandmaster.html
   
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7. Hikaru Nakamura Makes Master At 10 Years, 2 Months
   You can now look up the official ratings of hikaru and Asuka Nakamuraat the US chess Federation web site. Here is more about hikaru  
   http://www.ishipress.com/nakamura.htm
   
   Extractions: The Marshall Chess Club was once again host to another record-breaking event. At the club's weekly Thursday Night Action Tournament of February 26th, Hikaru Nakamura, who already set the record for becoming the youngest player to defeat an International Master in a tournament game when he defeated IM Jay Bonin at the Club's "Last Blunder of 1997" action tournament on December 31st (see previous posting), made chess history once again. Hikaru, who is only ten years and two months old but has already become a veteran Marshall Chess Club tournament competitor, achieved an official USCF rating of 2203 at the end of the February 26th tournament, making him the youngest player ever to earn a Master rating. Hikaru Nakamura and his similarly strong (and not much older) brother Asuka have one tremendous advantage. It so happens that their step-father, Sunil Weeramantry, has, for more than 20 years, been America's leading scholastic chess teacher and trainer. They will never have to spend money for grandmaster training. It all comes in-house.

8. Hikaru Nakamura, Age 12, Scores Sensational Draw On Board One Of New York Open C
   hikaru nakamura is also by far the strongest chess player in the worldwho is a citizen of Japan, even though he is only 12 years old.  
   http://www.ishipress.com/hikanyop.htm
   
   Extractions: NEW YORK: May 5: Hikaru Nakamura who, two years ago, became the youngest USCF rated chess master in history, has scored a surprising upset by drawing on board one against Grandmaster Epishin of Russia. Round one pairings feature the top half playing against the bottom half and, due to the luck of the pairing process, Hikaru Nakamura was paired as black on board one against Grandmaster Epishin, one of the strongest players in the world, who has a rating of 2667. Hikaru Nakamura got a cramped game and fell well behind in development, as a result of which most of the spectators felt that he had no chance to survive. However, Nakamura dug in and made it as difficult as possible for his grandmaster opponent to make progress. The spectators, which included many grandmasters, were astounded when Epishin was simply unable to push his passed pawn through to make a queen and agreed to a draw after five hours of play. Hikaru Nakamura is rated 2313 by the United States Chess Federation and is rated more than 200 points higher than any player of his age group. Hikaru Nakamura is also by far the strongest chess player in the world who is a citizen of Japan, even though he is only 12 years old.

9. National Scholastic Chess Foundation Hikaru - Nakamura Earns GM Norm
   Fourteen year old IM hikaru nakamura has just earned a Grandmaster norm in the Bermuda International "GM that game in Robert Byrne's chess column at the New York Times website  
   http://www.nscfchess.org/hikaru_gmnorm1.htm
   
   Extractions: Hikaru qualified by scoring 6-3 against a Category 10 field (average FIDE rating 2500), tying for first place. The players he faced in the 9-player round-robin included five Grandmasters and four International Masters. His performance rating for the event was 2633. Hikaru started out at a blistering pace, defeating three Grandmasters in the first 3 rounds, and leading the field with a score of 5-1 by the end of round 6. Hikaru played "flat out" throughout the tournament, and was never afraid to mix it up. See the results and games here. Hikaru's first round win against GM Alexandre Lesiege is an especially fine game. See that game in Robert Byrne's Chess column at the New York Times website. Hikaru also competed in the traditional blitz tournament, finishing clear second ahead of a number of Grandmasters. Never weary, Hikaru then competed in the Bermuda Open, winning an exciting game against "The Week in Chess" reporter John Fernandez. See the annotations in this report - the move 16.Rxf7!! is amazing. In the last round, Hikaru was on Board 1, but lost to Swedish IM Emannuel Berg (2500) in a hard-fought struggle which was the last game to finish in the whole tournament.

10. National Scholastic Chess Foundation Hikaru Nakamura Earns Final International M
    (February 25, 2001) Thirteen year old hikaru nakamura has earned hikaru has beeninvited to play in the prestigious the governing body of world chess, and the  
    http://www.nscfchess.org/hikaru_norm3.htm
    
    Extractions: He is now an IM elect, and the title may be granted as early as the FIDE Presidential Commission meeting at the end of March in Cannes, France. When it is, he will be the youngest American International Master ever! The record is currently held by Vinay Bhat, who made IM in April, 2000 at the age of 15 years and 10 months. Norm #1 . Hikaru earned his first norm in the VIII "Anibal" Open tournament in Linares, Spain, January 8-18. In Linares, Hikaru qualified by scoring 6.5-4.5, again against a Category 7 field (average FIDE rating 2419). The players he faced in the 161-player open included two Grandmasters and seven International Masters. The overall field included 37 GMs and 60 IMs.

11. FIDE Online: List Of Qualifiers For The World Chess Championship 2003-2004
    List of Qualifiers for the World chess Championship 20032004. Alexander (USA) 2.Vescovi, Giovanni (BRA) 3. Morovic, Ivan (CHI) 4. nakamura, hikaru (USA) 5  
    http://www.fide.com/news.asp?id=412

12. HONORED. HIKARU NAKAMURA.(Brief Article) Chess Master Ever; By The
    HighBeam Research, Free Preview 'HONORED. hikaru nakamura.(Brief Article)' Full Membership required for unlimited access. Comprehensive archive of newspapers, magazines, trade journals, TV  
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13. The Chess Games Of Hikaru Nakamura
    a laurel, and hardy handshake to hikaru nakamura for his May06-04, Kaspablanca nakamurawon the Decameron open in He plays the best bullet (1 min) chess that I  
    http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessplayer?pid=10084

14. CHESSGAMES.COM * Free Online Chess Game Search Engine
    Player profile hikaru nakamura. H nakamura vs Zhu Chen, 1/21/2, 182, 2004, Wijkaan Zee B Group, D45 Queen s Gambit Declined Semi-Slav. SETS Scooby Doo chess Set.  
    http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chess.pl?tid=40198&pid=10084

15. ChessBase.com - Chess News - Hikaru Nakamura Breaks Fischer's Record
    hikaru nakamura earned his final GM norm at the Bermuda International ChessFestival, and since he has a rating of 2520 the title is certain. More.  
    http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=800

16. Mechanics' Institute Chess Room Newsletter #126
    Home of Calgames chess Database! This site is devoted to the history of California chess. 1) hikaru nakamura GM at 15 2) Kasparov vs. Deep Junior 33 3) America's Foundation for chess 4) Shipman  
    http://www.chessdryad.com/articles/mi/article_134.htm
    
    Extractions: Vladimir Nabokov, 'Poems and Problems', 1969 1) Hikaru Nakamura GM at 15 2) Kasparov vs. Deep Junior 3-3 3) America's Foundation for Chess 4) Shipman, Margulis and Hernandez lead Spring Tuesday Night Marathon 5) Chess in the News 6) Time Controls 7) Arthur Stamer Memorial Winners 8) MI Chess History CD: Volume 1 Brazilian GM Giovanni Vescovi won the A section in Bermuda in impressive style, but it was 15-year-old Hikaru Nakamura of White Plains, New York, who was the big story making his third and final GM norm. In doing so Hikaru broke Bobby Fischer's 44-year-old record as the youngest American Grandmaster. Hikaru, who was only half a point from GM norms in Bolivia and San Francisco last year, is well on his way to bigger and better things. We look for him to be crossing the 2600 FIDE barrier shortly. Congratulations also go to chief sponsor Nigel Faulks and chief organizer Nigel Freeman for again putting on a first rate chess festival. GMA Final Standings: 1. Vescovi, Giovanni g BRA 2592 8.0; 2. Svidler, Peter g RUS 2693 7.5; 3. Markowski, Tomasz g POL 2574 7.0; 4. Motylev, Alexander g RUS 2640 6.0; 5. Miton, Kamil g POL 2544 5.5; 6. Macieja, Bartlomiej g POL 2629 5.0; 7. Movsesian, Sergei g SVK 2663 5.0; 8. Volokitin, Andrei g UKR 2565 5.0; 9. Gershon, Alik g ISR 2571 4.5; 10. Shabalov, Alexander g USA 2613 4.5; 11. Christiansen, Larry M g USA 2562 4.0; 12. Al-Modiahki, Mohamad g QAT 2571 4.0;

17. ChessBase.com - Chess News - Star Wars And The Mystery Guest
    strongest junior, hikaru nakamura, scored a cool 11/13 under his server nickname Star Wars in the second qualifier. But another player, a chess legend from  
    http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=1626

18. Corus Chess Tournament 2004 - Column - Hikaru
    chess he is sure to see a surprised reaction from the listeners. In this barrenland of nonimmigrant titles we find 16 year old Grandmaster hikaru nakamura.  
    http://www.coruschess.com/article.php?s=a9&show=99999

19. Corus Chess Tournament 2004 - Interview - Nakamura: Met Vluggeren ELO 3300
    July 22 2003 Tom Bottema. Go to Interview archive. Een van de nieuwe gezichtenin het komende Corus-schaaktoernooi is het Amerikaanse talent hikaru nakamura.  
    http://www.coruschess.com/article.php?s=i5&show=99999

20. New York Masters
    second round opponent. The 14 year old IM hikaru nakamura is a verydangerous opponent, especially in action chess. He is very adept  
    http://www.newyorkmasters.com/xtables/playbyplay19.html
    
    Extractions: Things were looking great this Tuesday at the NY Masters. The weather was perfect and the club had installed a brand new air conditioner which worked wonders. You have to be happy about the new AC and the addition of the water cooler at the Marshall Chess Club. We had a lot of new players again this week, and some very strong ones at that. GM Alex Sherzer joined the fray along with IM’s Hikaru Nakamura and Rashid Ziatdinov. Rounding out the new players was NM Brian Hulse and a French player Jose-Claude de Sousa (2306 FIDE). We had 6 GMs and 8 IMs in the field, although we seem to be getting used to such turnouts. Notable about this tournament was the first time first place reached $500, so that would be a nice payday for a few hours of playing chess. GM Leonid Yudasin

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