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![Hyuga Kaya Go Board[18.8cm thick, Ten-masa]](../images/GA137a.jpg)
Hyuga Kaya Go Board
[18.8cm thick, Ten-masa]
Board master : Atsuo Kito
Price : 3,000,000 JPY
Product ID：GA137
Measurement：46.3 x 43.0,
total height 30.6, thick 18.8
Elegant white-colored Tensasa. It has little or no coloring and is the color of the wood itself. The sides and top of the board are impeccable.
![Hyuga Kaya Go Board[15cm thick, Shiho-masa]](../images/GA103a.jpg)
Hyuga Kaya Go Board
[15cm thick, Shiho-masa]
Board master : Atsuo Kito
Price : 3,000,000 JPY
Product ID：GA103
Among boards of Hyuga Kaya, it is a special quality Go board with a reddish color. Recently, trees in national forests with such deep color have become rare.
![Hyuga Kaya Go Board [20.3cm thick, Ten-masa]](../images/GA125b.jpg)
Hyuga Kaya Go Board
[20.3cm thick, Ten-masa]
Board master : Tokukichi Kito
Price : 3,000,000 JPY
Product ID：GA125
The pattern seems a little thin to me, but my grandfather bought this material because he was in love with its thickness. If you look at the cut edge, you can tell at a glance that it is from Hyuga. When I actually take a picture of it, I think it looks more powerful with this thickness.
![Hyuga Kaya Go Board [18.2cm thick, Tenchi-masa]](../images/GA138a.jpg)
Hyuga Kaya Go Board
[18.2cm thick, Tenchi-masa]
Board master : Tokukichi Kito
Price : 3,000,000 JPY
Product ID：GA138
Measurement：46.0 x 43.0,
total height 30.0, thick 18.2
This is a beautiful Tenchi-masa. The board is thick enough, and the top surface is quiet and wonderful, which is preferred for title games.
![Japanese Kaya Go Board [19.4cm thick, Tenchi-masa]](../images/GA139a.jpg)
Japanese Kaya Go Board
[19.4cm thick, Tenchi-masa]
Board master : Atsuo Kito
Price : 2,500,000 JPY
Product ID：GA139
Measurement：46.0 x 42.1,
total height 31.2, thick 19.4
More than 30 years ago, we received information about a great tree log at the Tokyo Brigade Forestry Office. We immediately went to see it and a few days later we won the auction for this tree. The front page of the Daily Lumber News, carried an article about the high bid for the Kaya log, and it became the talk of the town. The log was used to make several boards, which were made by a master Go board maker, Atsuo Kito.