Umehara's event @Taito Station Shinjuku South Entrance summary

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Event @Taito Station Shinjuku South Entrance [September 19]
Stream: Here or Here
Start: 13:00 (JST)
Article: [1][2][3]

Exhibition

1. Umehara 3-1 Banana Ken (Ken)
2. Umehara 3-1 iPeru (Fue)
3. Umehara 3-0 Hsien Chang (Yun)
4. Umehara 3-1 Nemo (Yang)
5. Umehara 3-2 Kazunoko *Kazunoko came back from 2-0 behind, and was on match point.

The stream
The stream is in iPhone quality, but since camera usually isn't allowed in game centers, you can't really complain about that. (We didn't have a stream from Umehara's event at Super Wave Yoshiwara.)

Pictures 
- Poster advertising the event.
- View from behind.
- This is the scoreboard after 42th match. Apparently Umehara lost only one. (O = win, X = lost)

Misc
- Tonpy (Viper) and Reiketsu (Claw) participated.

News
- Report from 4gamer [Link]

Interview after the event by 4gamer
- Impression: "I'm glad it ended well. This's my first Kumite event in metropolitan area so I was worried about participants but a lot of people come so I'm happy."
- "...the best part was I got to play with new players."
- Many players asked you to play Ryu: "Unexpectedly, yes. I want to use Ryu a but more but if it's tournament then I have to choose a strong character. If there's a lot of requests then I think I'll try to use it more if I can."
- Impression: "I think Kazunoko for sure. It was difficult.
- Nishoukyaku fights: "It's like that when we fight. It's about reading wakeup Nishou"
- He'd like to have an event in Hokkaido or Okinawa. He said he's never been in Kyushuu.
- Ver.2012: He said it's all good but he was worried that new players who use Yun/Yang will quit the game because of the changes.
- He will participate NSB, then Kuwait in October.
- He said he only went to events abroad last year, this year it's Japan's turn. Local game centers can call him if they want to have some event,