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	photograph taken in 2008
Full name	Watanabe, Akira (渡辺暁)
Country	Japan
Title	FIDE Master ; All Japan champion

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Watanabe Akira (Japanese 渡辺暁（わたなべあきら、1972) is a Japanese political scientist^[1]、 Latin American researcher^[2]、Chess player. In 2020、he was an associate professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology. He was born in Tokyo ^[3] and his research focuses on Mexican Politics^[3]、and Latin American cultureand politics^[3]。

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He learnt chess in elementary school becoming serious at when he was a high school students. After graduating from Tokyo University、he studied in Mexico。At the same time he was given a FIDE rating、and in 1997 he obtained the ranking of FIDE Master.

His rating in Japan, as of December 2019 was 2284, 9th in Japan <ref> in Japan, 2nd is Shogi player Yoshiharu Habu, and the 7th place is also Shogi player Toshiyuki Moriuchi. </ ref> <ref> Watanabe is sometimes confused with Akira Watanabe a shogi player who has the same surname and the same reading of the name in English characters. </ ref>. The rank of Japan Chess Association is certified as 6th dan. Watanabe's favorite tactics are the Sicilian Defense and King's Indian Defense.

In the field of Latin American research, he became an associate professor at Yamanashi University from April 2012, as well as ^[4], University of Tokyo, [[Keio]. He is a part-time lecturer in Spanish at Keio University]] and Surugadai University. Transferred to Tokyo Institute of Technology from 2020. He continues to work as a part-time lecturer at other universities.

Titles

All Japan junior champion - 1990、1991
All Japan school champion - 1992、1993
Japan open championship (all Japan) - 1999、2000、2001^[2]
Japan League champion - 1998、1999、2002
Japan rapid champion - 1992

Publications

『Chess, start from here』
『Akira Watanabe's Chess course learn strategy and how to think 24 Lessons』
『Easy even for beginnners, introduction to illustrated chess』

Co-translation

『Under the volcano』（Malcolm lowry)

References

^ Broaden your horizons through Spanish - 東京工業大学学院・系及びliberal arts 研究教育院紹介サイト内のページ。
^ ^a ^b 『Bobby Fisher 魂の60 games』、289頁。
^ ^a ^b ^c 『はじめてでもよくわかる!図解チェス入門』、176 pages。
^ Cite error: The named reference Introduction to Illustrated Chess, p. 176 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

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[1] Broaden your horizons through Spanish - 東京工業大学学院・系及びliberal arts 研究教育院紹介サイト内のページ。

[魂の60局_289頁-2] 『Bobby Fisher 魂の60 games』、289頁。

[図解チェス入門_176頁-3] 『はじめてでもよくわかる!図解チェス入門』、176 pages。

[Introduction_to_Illustrated_Chess,_p._176-4] Cite error: The named reference Introduction to Illustrated Chess, p. 176 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

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