Judo Memoirs of Jigoro Kano Book by Brian Watson Grappling Events Okazaki had visions of seeing

Okazaki had visions of seeing his arts practice all over the United States and never dreamed that one day it would be practiced all over the world

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Judo Memoirs of Jigoro Kano Book by Brian Watson Grappling Events Okazaki had visions of seeingIn 1882, Kano opened his Kodokan dojo in Tokyo, where he taught jujutsu to his first class of nine students. His choice of the name 'Kodokan' symbolizes precocity in one so young and is highly significant, for it means 'the institute where one is guided along the road to follow in life' that is to say, a road that one travels as a means of self cultivation, which Kano regarded as the optimum way to live one's life. This cultivation, however, can only