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Why is Japan a judo kingdom?
Japanese judo

Judo is a traditional sport that Japanese people like. Japanese high school students have 1 hour judo class every week, and almost every university has a judo department to train college students in judo and select promising athletes. 1956 in may, the first world judo competition was held in Tokyo, and Japanese judo began to go global. Judo has been listed as one of the Olympic events since 1964. Judo international competitions are often held all over the world.

The annual Japanese judo competition attracts many people's attention. Nowadays, judo is popular not only in Japan, but also in other countries in the world.

Judo developed from ancient jujitsu. Jiu Jitsu is a way of life in close combat, which is closely related to boxing in China. At the end of Ming Dynasty, when China scholar and famous martial artist Chen lived in Japan, he spread boxing to Japan and incorporated it into Japanese jujitsu.

Jiu Jitsu is an excellent fighting skill when you lose your weapon. Jiu Jitsu was very popular in the Edo era in the18th century, and became a compulsory course for samurai, and developed into the 10 school. At that time, wrestling put on all the weapons and grabbed each other, which was somewhat similar to the original appearance of modern judo. /kloc-After the Meiji Restoration in the 0/9th century, Japan followed the example of the West and judo went from bad to worse.

1877, Jana Jgoroh, an educator in Hyogo Prefecture, fell in love with a jujitsu master because of her weak body, studied and absorbed the essence of the poor jujitsu school, and kneaded a new unarmed combat technique. 1882, Jana Jgoroh, with special skills, founded the Judo Hall in Tokyo, thus creating the history of Judo. Huier is also known as the "father of judo". He combined physical training techniques with fighting techniques and promoted Jiu Jitsu to a sport. The principle of this kind of judo is "physical education, self-cultivation and self-protection". He turned the simple martial arts jujitsu into a kind of "self-cultivation" physical and mental exercise. The Kingdom of Ghana pointed out: "Make good use of energy, be proud of yourself, that is, make good use of energy as a car, be the first, and encourage him to be honored as a follower." From his glory, it was the judo language that reached the highest level through hard training.

1902, when Lu Xun was studying in Fusang, he studied Japanese at Hongwen College in Tokyo founded by the Kingdom of Ghana. After entering the school, Lu Xun joined the judo learning point for fitness. 1982, Zhou Shuren's judo oath was published in the 9th issue of Luxun Social Journal. Now, judo is also a popular Japanese martial art in the west. Because of its emphasis on wrestling and grasping, it has become a self-defense technique suitable for men, women and children, tall and thin, and is widely loved by people.

Judo competitions are divided into four categories: indifference, weight, stage level and age. During the competition, two barefoot players in judo suits were held in the center of the mat at a specific venue. Both sides stood up and saluted. As soon as the referee announced the start of the game, the two players twisted into a ball and won by throwing the other team down or lying on their back for 30 seconds. Some even grabbed their opponents' elbows or grabbed their necks to force them to admit defeat. Two assistant referees stand on the diagonal of the court to assist the referee. The competition time is 3- 10 minutes, and all actions that are dangerous and easy to hurt opponents are prohibited.

Judo is divided into 10 segments, which are formulated by the Kingdom of Ghana according to their respective technical level, education, works and contributions to judo. The height of the segment is distinguished by the color of the segment tied to the waist. Paragraphs 1 to 5 are black, paragraphs 6-8 are red and white, and paragraphs 9- 10 are red. A white horizontal line is inlaid in the middle of the female judo player's belt. Those below the grade are called "grades", 1-3 is brown, 4-5 is white, and the belt worn by beginners without grades is dark blue.

Judo is a unique martial art in Japan, focusing on self-fitness and cultivating tenacious fighting spirit.