1. スポーツ

2. KENDO Mean’s: Way of the Sword May have developed from the traditional fencing styles of samurai warriors Since the 18 th century use of bamboo swords called Shinai. WATCH THIS!

3. Baseball 12 Professional Teams 140 Games each season Little League and school leagues also popular Very popular spectator sport in Japan

4. Judo Form of Japanese wrestling originated from jujitsu Invented by Jigoro Kano Judo uses techniques s to throw an opponent of balance and then to the ground Involves complex throws

5. Aikido Developed by Morihei Ueshiba in Japan in the twentieth centaury Practice of not causing harm to opponent Opponents force and momentum used against them Practiced by Steven Segual WATCH THIS

6. SUMO The national sport of Japan. Over 1000 years old. Sumo wrestlers weigh 220-440 pounds There are over eighty ways to win a Sumo match Tournaments last fifteen days Fight in 4.5 meter dohyos or rings.

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8. What sport is done completely in self defense? AKIDO KENDO SUMO The Macarena NEXT SLIDE

9. How old is the sport of Sumo? Nobody knows It’s been around sense the 18th centaury Over 1000 years old It is 500 years old NEXT SLIDE

10. Who Invented Judo? Morihei Ueshiba Jigoro Kano Masashi Kishimoto Chuck Norris. NEXT SLIDE

11. How many professional baseball games are played in Japan each year? 140 200 365 142 NEXT SLIDE

12. What kind of sword is used in kendo? A long sword A katana A shinai A steel one NEXT SLIDE

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14. Works Cited Casey, Kevin (1994) Illustrated History of Martial Arts, Judo Craven, Jerry (1994) Illustrated History of Martial Arts, Aikido http://web-japan.org/kidsweb/meet/kendo/kendo01.html Walker, Jearl, The Physics Of Forces In Aikido: (2002) Retrieved on Friday, October 13 th, 2008 from http://www.fightingarts.com/reading/article.php?id=284 http://www.fightingarts.com/reading/article.php?id=284 Walker, Jearl The Physics Of Forces In Judo (2002) Retrieved on Friday, October 13 th, 2008 from http://www.fightingarts.com/reading/article.php?id=284 http://www.fightingarts.com/reading/article.php?id=284

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