囲碁(いご)go, board game of capturing territory

囲碁(いご)の碁盤(ごばん)には縦横(じゅうおう)19本(ほん)の線(せん)と361の目(め)がある。

The board game of Go, known as Go-ban in Japanese, has 19 vertical and horizontal lines and 361 intersections. {go, board game of capturing territory}

チェスや囲碁(いご)や将棋(しょうぎ)はボードゲームと呼(よ)ばれています。

Chess, Go, and Shogi are referred to as board games. {go, board game of capturing territory}

囲碁(いご)もオセロも、黒(くろ)と白(しろ)の駒(こま)を使(つか)うところは共通(きょうつう)している。

Both Go and Othello, the board games of capturing territory, have a common feature of using black and white pieces. {go, board game of capturing territory}

チェスでの勝負(しょうぶ)には勝(か)ったのに、囲碁(いご)での勝負(しょうぶ)では負(ま)けてしまいました。

Even though I won the game in chess, I ended up losing in Go, a board game of capturing territory. {go, board game of capturing territory}

気(き)の向(む)くままに囲碁(いご)で遊(あそ)んでいたら、いつの間(ま)にか名人(めいじん)並(な)みの技(わざ)を獲得(かくとく)していた。

While casually playing Go, a board game of capturing territory, as the mood struck me, I unknowingly acquired skills comparable to a master. {go, board game of capturing territory}