Go-Murakami is a traditional Japanese board game that combines elements of strategy and skill. Played on a grid of intersecting lines, the objective is to capture territory by placing stones on the board. Players take turns placing their black or white stones, aiming to surround and capture their opponent's pieces. The game is known for its simple rules but deep complexity, making it popular among both casual players and serious enthusiasts. Go has a rich history, dating back over 2,500 years, and is considered one of the oldest board games still played today.