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mardi 9 mars 2021, 21h31 UTC

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No foreign judo fans at Tokyo Olympics
There is no doubt if the Olympics in Tokyo will continue, but it is clear that these Olympics won’t allow foreign sports fans in Japan. If Japanese fans are allows this will be certainly a benefit for the strong judo team of the host country. The zero-fans option from abroad is a painful decision for the organisation.

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dimanche 13 juin 2021

World Championships 2021

Judo

13/06

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lundi 8 mars 2021, 0h37 UTC

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Kokoro Kageura collects the ninth gold of Japan
The last category of the Grand Slam in Tashkent was once again dominated by Asian countries with Kim Sungmin (KOR) and Kageura Kokoro (JPN), the man who defeated the King Teddy Riner, on the occasion of the last Paris Grand Slam, last year.

dimanche 7 mars 2021, 2h30 UTC

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Ryuju Nagayama shows his best in Tashkent
World Number one, Nagayama Ryuju of Japan, could scare all his opponents in Tashkent and they would have been forgiven. While the Japanese team, despite his world ranking, did not select him for the Olympic Games, with the AJJF selecting Takato Naohisa, Nagayama nonetheless retains the necessary motivation to perform at the highest level.

dimanche 7 mars 2021, 2h30 UTC

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Not enough opposition for Miku Tashiro in Tashkent
The hierarchy of the category U63kg in Tashkent was perfectly respected with the two top seed athletes, Miku Tashiro from Japan, already the winner of three World Judo Masters and Andreja Leski of Slovenia, finalist of the last Grand Slam in Tel Aviv, found themselves in the final after a series of serious and flawless victories during the preliminary rounds.

dimanche 7 mars 2021, 2h30 UTC

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Matniyazova brings Uzbekistan joy while Arai takes gold
Not a surprise that Arai Chizuru of Japan came out as the winner U70kg for women at day two of the Grand Slam in Tashkent. The double World Champion and 21 time World Judo Tour medallist and top seed was focused. Arai confirmed that she was among the strongest of the category by entering the final against Barbara Matic of Croatia, already the winner of Grand Slam Hungary in October, that marked the comeback of the World Judo Tour after the Covid-19 outbreak.

Japantimes.co.jp News

samedi 27 février 2021, 17h20 UTC

The Japan Times

Judo federation head Yasuhiro Yamashita hints at stepping down
Japanese Olympic Committee President Yasuhiro Yamashita on Friday hinted he may quit as the head of the All Japan Judo Federation following allegations one

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