1: lonelygopher (1474) ☗0☗0☗02017-01-10 01:28

Opening is no good for me. I try to use rapid attack of Yagura but the opponent doesn't give me that chance, and I have to let him attack first. I guess S4G and K3G alerts my opponent to some extent. 

Move 46: I guess that P4e first then push P7e might have been better. 
Move 61: Moving the silver will lead to immediate loss I guess...
Move [63}: If S6e...then S6e, P6e. I figured that I am at an disadvantage so I choose the more violent one. 
Move 65: If I K7G, the pros are that I might make use of the weird king structure of my opponent for longer time (bishop is blocking the king). Though, if my opponent plays S5c then I will retreat my silver as well and have nothing to do. Since I have material loss, I want a violent variation at this point. 
Move 74: I will escape the rook. If so,  I cannot find anyway to avoid material loss at this point. If R5H then either S6I or S4I will be a disaster for me so I will just abandon my rook and try to reach the opponent's king immediately (though it is unlikely to work I guess). 
Move 76: I will directly drop a rook to attack at this point. 
Move 77: This is a blunder...I should drop on 6a which enables a bottom pawn if I want to defend.  I thought of 8a but suddenly had the illusion that it is on the horse's diagonal and the clock is clicking...

Both of us seem to need more time in the endgame...Lucky to win anyway.