Bishop in Shogi
The Bishop (Kaku) is the other major piece in Shogi, moving any distance diagonally in four directions. When promoted, it becomes Dragon Horse (Uma).
Symbolizing a diagonal war chariot or cavalry, it is ideal for tricky sniping tactics. It corresponds directly to the Bishop in Chess.
Used in Shogi negotiations like 'Threatening with the Bishop' or 'Controlling the diagonal lines'.
Which major piece moves diagonally any distance and promotes to a Dragon Horse?