Visiting the Kodokan Judo Institute in Tokyo
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I recently went on vacation to Tokyo, Japan. While visiting, I stayed at the Kodokan Judo Institute. The Kodokan is the founding school and international headquarters for the sport of judo today. The Kodokan was established in 1882 by Jigoro Kano, the founder of judo, and is now an eight-story building in Tokyo. It has over 1,300 mats across six dojos—a Main dojo for training and large competitions, and dojos for beginners, International players and events, women, and Boys' prep—plus a special dojo for retired judoka (like me) and special techniques training. There are also separate facilities for athlete housing, supplemental training, research -- and even a memorial museum tracing the lineage of judo. No cameras though. Must be some top secret stuff in there! All international promotions, clinics and Olympic games administration are also handled at the Kodokan.
Unbeknownst to me, during my stay the top university-level, corporate sponsored players from around Tokyo had come for an open practice. Even I couldn't resist an opportunity to train with the best players of tomorrow. My stay at the Kodokan is one memory I won't soon forget.
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Les Cermakian à Bunkyo, Tokyo
Les Cermakian continuent leurs découvertes au pays du soleil levant,. Ils viennent de rejoindre la capitale, Tokyo et visitent le quartier de leur résidence temporaire. Temples, fleur de lotus et marché piétonnier vont parsemer leur route.
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Japan Trip 2015 Tokyo Bunkyo-ku Cycling Shinobazu Avenue(Rt. 437)
Shinobazu Avenue is Mejirodai to Ueno park.
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Bunkyō From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bunkyō (文京区 Bunkyō-ku?) is a special ward located in Tokyo Metropolis, Japan. Situated in the middle of the ward area, Bunkyō is a residential and educational center. Beginning in the Meiji period, literati like Natsume Sōseki, as well as scholars and politicians have lived there. Bunkyō is home to the Tokyo Dome, judo's Kodokan, and the University of Tokyo (Hongo Campus). In English, it is called Bunkyō City.
Bunkyō has a sister-city relationship with Kaiserslautern in the Rhineland-Palatinate of Germany.[1]
As of March 1, 2012, the ward has a population of 193,091 (including about 6,500 foreign residents), with 104,189 households and a population density of 17,072.59 persons per km². The total area is 11.31 km².
The ward was founded on March 15, 1947.
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22 Things To Do in Tokyo, Japan (MUST SEE Attractions)
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1. Tokyo Tower - 0:45
2. Roppongi Hills - 1:17
3. Asakusa/Senso-Ji Temple - 1:45
4. Yurakucho - 2:16
Food break: Yakitori - 2:38
5. Meiji Shrine - 3:02
6. Yasakuni Shrine - 3:33
7. Yushukan War Museum - 3:49
8. Akihabara Anime District - 4:19
Food break: Avocado Bacon Cheeseburger - 4:52
9. Sumo at Ryogoku Kokugikan - 5:14
10. Diver City Tokyo Plaza - 6:20
11. Shibuya Crossing - 6:57
12. Tsukiji Fish Market - 7:27
13. Tsukiji Honganji Temple - 7:55
Food break: Seafood at Tsukiji Fish Market - 8:20
Food break: Takoyaki - 8:35
14. Imperial Palace - 8:51
15. East Gardens - included with Imperial Palace
16. Shinkjuku Golden Gai - 9:24
17. Shinjuku Chuo Park - 9:55
18. Gakuen Cocoon Tower - 10:29
Food break: Tempura Soba - 10:53
19. Tokyo Dome - 11:11
20. Tokyo Sky Tree - 11:41
21. Bunkyo Civic Center Observatory - 12:09
22. Kodokan Judo Institute - 12:33
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Japan Trip 2015 Tokyo Bunkyo Green Court illumination at night
The Bunkyo Green Court in Bunkyo Tokyo, high-rise office & residential building.
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Bunkyō (文京区 Bunkyō-ku) is a special ward located in Tokyo Metropolis, Japan. Situated in the middle of the ward area, Bunkyō is a residential and educational center. Beginning in the Meiji period, literati like Natsume Sōseki, as well as scholars and politicians have lived there. Bunkyō is home to the Tokyo Dome, judo's Kodokan, and the University of Tokyo (Hongo Campus). In English, it is called Bunkyō City.
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24th Kodokan seminar Malta 2009 Kendo Enbu with Mori sensei, Matsumoto sensei & Inoue sensei
How to Pronounce Kodokan
Learn how to say Kodokan with Japanese accent.
Kodokan (koudoukan): In Japanese, it can be written as 講道館 .
Kodokan (講道館 Kōdōkan), or the Kodokan Institute, is the headquarters of the worldwide judo community. Literally, kō means to lecture, dō means way, and kan is a public building together translating as a place for the study of the way. The Kodokan was founded in 1882 by Kanō Jigorō, the founder of judo, and is now an eight-story building in Tokyo. - from Wikipedia
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Tokyo du 25ème étage de la mairie de BUNKYO 1
Ce jeudi 10 juillet 2014, une vue du 25ème étage de la Mairie du quartier BUNKYO, via une partie de TOKYO: SHINJUKU, IKEBUKURO, UENO et aussi vue sur le KODOKAN prés du parc d'attraction de KORAKUEN
1 milhão de visitantes
Comemorando 1 milhão de visitantes e encerrando a exposição “DŌ: a caminho da virtude”, a JAPAN HOUSE São Paulo promoveu, no dia 16 de setembro de 2018, uma série de apresentações especiais em um tatame montado na Praça Oswaldo Cruz. Foram realizadas demonstrações dos seis esportes apresentados na exposição: Aikidō, Kendō, Karatedō, Judō, Sumō e Kyudō.
O evento aconteceu com a parceria e a colaboração da Academia Central - União Sulamericana de Aikido; Aikido Kawai; Associação Pesquisa de Aikido; Confederação Brasileira de Kendô; Confederação Brasileira de Sumô; Federação Paulista de Judô; Federação Paulista de Karate; Brasil Kyudo Kai; Instituto Kodokan do Brasil e apoio do Bunkyo – Sociedade Brasileira de Cultura Japonesa e de Assistência Social.
Imagens: Rogério Cassimiro e Edson Lopes Jr.
Tempio di Eisho-ji a Tokyo prima sede del Kodokan Judo, dove tutto ebbe inizio!
Tempio di Eisho-ji a Tokyo prima sede del Kodokan Judo, dove tutto ebbe inizio!
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DÔ: a caminho da Virtude
Exposição sobre o Budô na Japan House São Paulo.
Filmado no dia 21 de setembro, abertura da exposição, durante as clínicas de Aikido, ministradas pelo Leonardo Sodré.
filmagem e edição: Aimê Uehara
Música: Makiba no Asa de Camilo Carrara, albúm: Canção do Sol Nascente
Pela primeira vez, a JAPAN HOUSE São Paulo apresenta em sua programação um conteúdo esportivo com a mostra “DŌ: a caminho da virtude”, que desvenda a história, técnica e filosofia de seis das artes marciais japonesas. De 21 de agosto a 16 de setembro, este importante pilar da sabedoria nipônica ocupará o andar térreo do centro cultural por meio de informações, fotos, vídeos, palestras e demonstrações práticas, que destacam os principais elementos, movimentos e conceitos do Aikidō, Kendō, Karatedō, Judō, Sumō e Kyudō.
Por meio da filosofia Budô, termo que se refere às artes marciais e tem origem na tradição antiga do #Bushidô - ou ‘o caminho do guerreiro’ -, serão apresentadas as histórias e curiosidades desses seis esportes, ressaltando características comuns a todas, como a disciplina e o crescimento pessoal e espiritual. Para complementar a experiência, a exposição “DŌ: a caminho da virtude” promoverá, em parceria com suas respectivas entidades esportivas, diversas palestras e uma intensa programação com 52 clínicas esportivas que introduzirá cada uma das seis artes, além de apresentar as técnicas básicas.
Mais que um esporte, os praticantes das artes marciais baseadas no Budô possuem seu próprio estilo de vida baseado na disciplina e no esforço para unificar a mente e o corpo. Os preceitos filosóficos e morais, os modos de conduta dos praticantes do Budô, são transmitidos e perpetuados para desenvolver o corpo e a mente com a mesma importância, fruto de muita disciplina e dedicação. É um tema primordial para transmitir um pouco do espírito japonês e, dentro da perspectiva de um dos próximos grandes eventos esportivos mundiais ser sediado em Tóquio, no Japão, iniciamos com ‘DŌ: a caminho da virtude’ uma série de apresentações para apresentar essas práticas. afirma Natasha Barzaghi Geenen, Diretora Cultural da JAPAN HOUSE São Paulo. O espaço abriga ainda um tatame para clínicas e demonstrações voltadas à participação do público que terá contato direto com as com técnicas e filosofias.
A programação das clínicas conta com a coordenação do judoca Daniel Hernandes, medalhista de ouro nos Jogos Panamericanos de Santo Domingo, em 2003; e colaboração da Academia Central - União Sulamericana de Aikido; Aikido Kawai; Associação Pesquisa de Aikido; Confederação Brasileira de Kendô; Confederação Brasileira de Sumô; Federação Paulista de Judô; Federação Paulista de Karate; Brasil Kyudo Kai; Instituto Kodokan do Brasil e apoio do Bunkyo – Sociedade Brasileira de Cultura Japonesa e de Assistência Social.
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DŌ: a caminho da virtude
JAPAN HOUSE São Paulo – Avenida Paulista, 52 (Piso Térreo)
De 21 de agosto a 16 de setembro
Horário de funcionamento:
Terça-feira a Sábado: das 10h às 22h
Domingos e feriados: das 10h às 18h
Entrada gratuita
Atividades (clínicas esportivas, palestras e workshops):
(texto do informativo da exposição Dô: a caminho da virtude
Tokyo du 25ème étage de la mairie de BUNKYO 3
Ce jeudi 10 juillet 2014, une vue du 25ème étage de la Mairie du quartier BUNKYO, via une partie de TOKYO: SHINJUKU, IKEBUKURO, UENO et aussi vue sur le KODOKAN prés du parc d'attraction de KORAKUEN
Tokyo du 25ème étage de la mairie de BUNKYO 4
Ce jeudi 10 juillet 2014, une vue du 25ème étage de la Mairie du quartier BUNKYO, via une partie de TOKYO: SHINJUKU, IKEBUKURO, UENO et aussi vue sur le KODOKAN prés du parc d'attraction de KORAKUEN
Clube de Jiujitsu Sneak Peek Hakusan Tokyo
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Hotel Kizankan - Tokyo Hotels, Japan
Hotel Kizankan 3 Stars Hotel in Tokyo, Japan Within US Travel Directory Located in the historical city centre of Tokyo, Hotel Kizankan offers air-conditioned rooms with free wired internet access.
The hotel features a restaurant, coin-operated laundry facilities and free parking upon reservation.
Rooms at Kinzankan Hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV with movies on demand, radio and a refrigerator.
Slippers and bathroom amenities are provided.
Kizankan offers luggage storage and massage services.
Free Wi-Fi is accessible at the restaurant and lobby area, and drinks vending machines are available.
Beer Restaurant Utage serves a daily breakfast buffet with a range of local and Western dishes.
The restaurant features a casual atmosphere, and it offers contemporary local food.
Hotel Kizankan is just a 2-minute walk from Hongo Sancho-me Subway Station.
From there the subway takes 10 minutes to Ikebukuro, and 18 to Shinjuku.
Tokyo University campus and the Kodokan Judo Institute are both a 5-minute walk away, and Tokyo University Hospital is only 900 m away.
Bunkyo is a great choice for travellers interested in sightseeing, shopping and convenient public transport.
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Hotel Location : Bunkyo-ku Hongo 4-37-20 zip 113-0033, Tokyo, Japan
De SHIN OTSUKA en passant par GOKOKUJI
Via le Kodokan de Shin Otsuka, à vélo, par un autre chemin, ce jeudi 8 Août 2013