This book's approach is to present problems according to the type of tesuji used. There are about 45 different kinds of moves that make up Tesujis. Each of these has a Japanese term that describes them. Some of these Tesujis occur quite frequently in games, while others are seldom seen. In this book examples of every kind of Tesuji are presented. The more common ones occur in numerous problems, but even the less common ones are represented a number of times. Every Tesuji presented on this book can be found among the first 50 problems.

282pp