Excellent Training Opportunities at Chuo University | Day 5 of The Japan Judo Camp & Tour

[@simonrcarson]

I have been doing judo for about 4 months, having started at the age of 63. I love the friendliness of all the people I have met, their willingness to share expertise, their mutual respect, and the care they take of an old guy like me. You can see the spirit of cooperation, mutual benefit, friendship and fun coming through here. Great video.

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Wonderful! Thanks for your comment and good luck on your Judo journey!

[@shintaronakano2842]

Hi our Judo family and friends, let me know what part of the Japan Judo Tour you want to watch? Thank you for watching and your support❤

[@hodgsoncatalin3243]

All of them ! Well done !

[@francdejong]

That must be such a great experience for your team to train in Japan. Very nice to have a peek in to that judo world over there. I noticed how respectful the Japannees judoka’s did randori with your students! It looked like really fun randori’s. Best regards from the Netherlands.

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[@carlosrengifo6356]

Thank you for sharing judo experiencies

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[@selfselected]

I'm just a European guy that does Brazilian Jiujitsu, but got your videos recommended by KZbin. This tour experience looks like soooooo much fun, I wish I was able to do something like this. Thanks for sharing!

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[@hodgsoncatalin3243]

Sensei, what a great judo tour you had with your students in Japan. I watched all 5 days and I am impressed with the skills of all the young judokas. My favourite upload ... was day one, with senseis Tanaka and Tatsuaki and the Austrian famous L. Paisher sensei. It will be not faire for us ( judokas) ... do not mentions in this note all the senseis from all the Japanese universities tour ... with their great judo skills. Anyway, congratulations to you for your vision and marketing business to open to your students the heart for this lovely sport... with so many practitioners in the world. Well done here. Thank you for all your videos. Oss.

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[@sandynogami5687]

Day 5, Mariahs favorite day in Japan. She still talks about this training. Can't wait to go back !!

[@shintaronakano2842]

Yes, she should go back to Japan and see all of them again!

[@deepbreath1305]

I love and appreciate your videos shintaro sensei ❤

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[@MomentsByBrian]

Nice footage! Thanks for sharing this one with us Shintaro! You're helping me plan my next trip to Japan. :)

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[@sheheryarkhan6033]

Great video. I loved how welcoming and talented those players were. Great to watch and learn! Great message at the end, definitely a lot of potential to practice judo Globally.

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[@koriecull]

This looks so good! I’ve been to Japan twice but would love to have this experience. 🙏🏽

[@shintaronakano2842]

You are welcome to join us in this trip next time! Thanks for your comment and support Korie!

[@haroldbryant3105]

Really great. Keep it up.

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[@dawidpeka5475]

Very nice! I have just returned to judo training after a 25-year break and I am rediscovering it.

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[@carloscoll5249]

That definitely looks like the guys you want to roll with if you want learn judo

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[@PitBlackBelt]

Awesome!!!

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[@simbabwe2907]

This University back in the day, was renown for the judo technician they created. Isao Okano, Kizaburo Watanabe, Shinubo Sekine. All master Judokas who could throw people far larger than them. I realy enjoyed watching this.

[@shintaronakano2842]

Those names are all my senpais! Gland you liked it! Thanks for your comment!

[@simbabwe2907]

@@shintaronakano2842 your senpeis changed Judo! Kisaburo Watanabe with his elegant style of judo and throwing both sides influanced Neil Adams, Angelo Parisi and even Wim Ruska. Okano Isao creating seikijuku and training western people in Japanese judo was pioneer work. Koga learned his Seoinage from his older brother who was a student of Okano sensei!There are all those connections in Judo. Okano even changed BJJ but this is a another Story.

[@simbabwe2907]

@@shintaronakano2842 " I trained with Watanabe in the mid 1960s when he was in his prime and as Tony Sweeney once remarked to me at a much later date, you can't categorize Mr Watanabe. He was someone special and one could quite easily say 'he held all the cards'. Indeed, whenever he went into action on the mat, whether it be with a lower grade Judoka or with any high grade black belt, everyone else present in the Dojo would invariably stand back in awe to watch as he wiped the floor with one after another after another. In 1964 when Judo had entered the Olympic Games for the first time, a television film crew came to the Budokwai to film Watanabe demonstrating various techniques and I was there at the time to witness this. One aspect of his style was that no matter what size or height the opponent might be, he always knew every conceivable way (as he put it in his familiar Japanese accent) "to break his balance!"~somebody when i asked about Kisaburo Watanabe

[@mohamedchibanibahiamar9555]

Beautiful Seoi Nage at 5:43

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[@ramniwasvishnoi2106]

Nice sir 🤩🤩🤩

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[@korean_communist9116]

Too bad I couldn’t go to the seminar at Shudokan at waiakea coupled days ago

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[@peterkiel90]

4:53 Great throw!

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[@mooyasu7712]

shintaro sensei uploaded

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[@Itzak15]

Is there any chance you went to high school in Fukuoka? When I was in Kyushu university we practiced together with a few of the local high schools there

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[@pizzacrusher4632]

does the gym have sprung floors, or is it kind of like a basketball court with tatami on top?

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It's sprung floors! Thanks for your comment!

[@pizzacrusher4632]

great video! what do the red sashes mean?

[@shintaronakano2842]

That means "You must keep on doing Randori without a rest"!

[@friedricewbacon]

Hey shintaro do you think combinations of throws in judo will help my judo?

[@shintaronakano2842]

Yes, definitely! Thanks for your comment!

[@SS-dn6qy]

"I want to go there, but I'm only 10 years old"

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You can go there when you get a little order! Thanks for your comment!

[@Fubazim]

💚💛🥋

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[@theartframe9596]

the drop seoi at 4:52 was beautiful and unexpected

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[@zurielauguiste]

Great content!

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