Hello from Japan.
Hitoshi T, JAPAN
I am a Japanese , 37 years old , 4th dan(By Kodokan)
I am a teacher of public school in japan.
My subject is mathematics, I teach Judo in school club activity.
I am a freind of Angel and Jose by this NewsGroup.
We are good friend.
We like Judo very much , and think Judo is not only competition but aslo
EDUCATION to children.
Well, I did not know IJF rules had changed .
I dont use IJF ruled to japanese junior high school students .
We use Kodokan rule for Children.
I have a referee license of Japan Judo Federation .
My dream is to make friendship japanese children and foreiner by Judo.
I am searching teacher's position in other country.
But It is very difficult, because I cant speak English at all. hahaha!!!
Please e-mail to me.
Regards
Hitoshi
Techie
Watachi wa nihongo hanasemasen, demo .... I'm trying .. and youre doing
better than me Ha ha..
My Sensei, from 22 years ago when I was an active Judoka went to Tokyo on
an exchange program with the largest club in Tokyo.
I believe theire affiliated with JJF and they might have some openings for
Judo sensei's wishing to go abroad for a short while to train childrens
classes in other countries.
As far I know, there is a fair deal of non-japanese sensei's whom speak
Japanese and that may be a way for you to get abroad for a while doing what
you love.
Good luck to you.
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Hitoshi T, JAPAN
Thank you for your resopnd.
Have you been in Japan for some years ?
I am not high level Judoka, there are many excellent high level Judoka in Japan.
I am not high level competitor, too.
I am a only teacher in public school .
I want to be a teacher for children by Judo-education .
Judo makes good personality and character and good moral .
Strong and win are not so important things .
I believe that Judo has many good effect to children 's growing .
For body-health and mental and effort and endurance and so on .
Well, where do you live in , Techie ?
How old are you ?
I want to know more about you.
If you are OK , please send e-mail to me ?
Regards
Hitoshi (JAPAN)
Techie wrote in message ...
J.Dijksman
"Hitoshi T, JAPAN" <judo...@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
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> Hi everyone
>
> I am a Japanese , 37 years old , 4th dan(By Kodokan)
> I am a teacher of public school in japan.
> My subject is mathematics, I teach Judo in school club activity.
> I am a freind of Angel and Jose by this NewsGroup.
> We are good friend.
> We like Judo very much , and think Judo is not only competition but aslo
> EDUCATION to children.
Youre so right here Hitoshi.
>
> Well, I did not know IJF rules had changed .
> I dont use IJF ruled to japanese junior high school students .
> We use Kodokan rule for Children.
> I have a referee license of Japan Judo Federation .
I can understand that, but being also a referee of Japan Judo Federation you
surely wil be held on IJF rules. At least here Dutch Judo Federation is
following real close. Almost yearly there are some changes in ruling. Honsty
forbid to say that we do divert in ruling from this for youth under 12. but
only in not allowing some technics that are thought of as dangerous for this
catagory.
>
> My dream is to make friendship japanese children and foreiner by Judo.
> I am searching teacher's position in other country.
> But It is very difficult, because I cant speak English at all. hahaha!!!
> Please e-mail to me.
>
> Regards
> Hitoshi
>
>
Hitoshi I did not yet introduce me properly to you. So here it follows:
My name is Julius Dijksman I'm 53 years old and a 1st Dan from Dutch Judo
Federation.
My occupation is ICT Architect and I assist in Judo lessons at my club for
children in the age of 8 to 12 years old. I'm also a referee for the Dutch
Judo Federation with a regional license.
hope to heare more of you here
Best regards
Julius
Techie
>
> Thank you for your resopnd.
> Have you been in Japan for some years ?
No unfortunately I have not been to Japan... yet. But if all gods are
willing and my internet related work goes as it should, I will go there one
day. Hopefully being able to make my self a lot better understood in
Japanese too. LOL
I took 10 weeks with a private teacher, who was born in Kyoto, but that was
11 years ago.
I started studying by my self just recently again, and I am using both
tapes, CD's and regular Kana guides to get back in the game.
I am even writing my own beginners Kana tutorial now to kick off my
learning a bit more forcefully.
> I am not high level Judoka, there are many excellent high level Judoka
Oh I know.. a friend of mine from here is living in Tokyo and practicing
professionally now.
> in Japan. I am not high level competitor, too.
> I am a only teacher in public school .
> I want to be a teacher for children by Judo-education .
> Judo makes good personality and character and good moral .
> Strong and win are not so important things .
> I believe that Judo has many good effect to children 's growing .
> For body-health and mental and effort and endurance and so on .
I agree, it is really important, and not only for children, but people of
all ages to stay both mentally fit and maintain a healthy balance in
general.
Judo was actually a very large turning point for me as a kid as I was very
overweight. I lost all that over a summer and got in excellent shape.
Unfortunately, by my third graduation date in Judo I had the missfortune of
meeting the mat a bit to fast and it didnt help having a 190 lbs (85kg) guy
fall on top of me.
A brooken collar bone and 22 weeks of healing and waiting lead me asrtay
into many different sports.
Allthough I must say, judo was the main trigger to a healthier me.
>
> Well, where do you live in , Techie ?
I'm in the Midwest US right now.
> How old are you ?
Mid 30's now... working on the 100's... Karoshi desu.. Ha Ha
>
> Regards
>
> Hitoshi (JAPAN)
>
Techie
me. It is located in Osaka.
Guess my memory isn't what it used to be, but then again it's over 20
years ago now.
Hitoshi T, JAPAN
Blade heart
First, Your english is fine, better than my Japanese. I am a 3rd Dan
instructor of Tae Kwon Do.
I teach the children's class that Tae Kwon Do is just a small part of
a large puzzle, and that puzzle is understanding one's self, and not
to close the door on something because it is different or unknown. It
may become the path to lead us to who we are and what we are meant to
be.
God did not make one mold and say this is what man and woman should
be, but he did like the form so much that he created many different
styles. Each form has it's own importance, it's own uniqueness, it's
own place. Much like martial arts has it's many styles, with no one
style being all things for all people. Just ask a Sumo to do a
jumping spinning roundhouse kick. Some people are butterflys and some
people are elephants, but we all enjoy the same chi.
Blade Heart
Wise men speak in silence, while fools chatter incessantly