Japanese Sports: A History,New

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In This First Synthetic, Comprehensive Survey Of Japanese Sports In English, The Authors Are Attentive To The Complex And Fascinating Interaction Of Traditional And Modern Elements. In The Course Of Tracing The Emergence And Development Of Sumo, The Martial Arts, And Other Traditional Sports From Their Origins To The Present, They Demonstrate That Some Cherished 'Ancient' Traditions Were, In Fact, Invented Less Than A Century Ago. They Also Register Their Skepticism About The Use Of The Samurai Tradition To Explain Japan'S Success In Sports. Special Attention Is Given To Meijiera Japan'S Frequently Ambivalent Adoption And Adaptation Of European And American Sportsa Particularly Telling Example Of Japan'S Lovehate Relationship With The West. The Book Goes On The Describe The History Of Physical Education In The School System, The Emergence Of Amateur And Professional Leagues, The Involvement Of Business And The Media In Sports Promotion, And Japan'S Participation In The Olympics.Japanese Sports Trivia Quiz(Openli)Japan'S First Professional Baseball Team Was Founded In 1921. When Were The Central And Pacific Leagues Established?A. 1930; B. 1940; C. 1950; D. 1960(Openli)Oh Sadaharu Hit 51 Home Runs In 1973 And 49 In 1974. How Many Did He Hit In His Lifetime?A. 597; B. 602; C. 755; D. 868(Openli)Sugiura Tadashi Pitched 42 Games For The Nankaihawks In 1959 And Won 38. How Many Games Did He Pitch And Win Againstthe Yomiuri Giants In The Japan Series That Same Year?A. 1; B. 2; C. 3; D. 4(Openli)The First Japanese Radio Broadcast Of An Entiresports Event Occurred At The National Middleschool Baseball Tournamentat Koshien Stadium In 1927, With A Ministry Of Communication Censorstanding By Since The Script Couldn'T Be Approved In Advance. Thenational Middleschool Tournament Was Suspended In 1941. When Was Itresumed?A. 1945; B. 1946; C. 1947; D. 1948(Openli)In 1791 Shogun Tokugawa Ienari Observed A Newringentering Ceremony Similar To That Now Performed By Yokozuna. Whendid The Sumo Association Officially Recognize The Rank Of Yokozuna?A. 1789; B. 1890; C. 1909; D. 1951(Openli)Which Famous Sumo Rikishi Won 69 Successive Bouts Over The Course Of 7 Tournaments, The Longest Winning Streak Ever Recorded?A. Futabayama (Sadaji); B. Wakanohana (Kanji); C. Taiho (Koki); D. Chiyonofuji (Mitsugu)(Openli)When The First Karate Dojo Was Established In Okinawa In 1889, The Characters For Karate Were Written 'Chinese Hand'. When Were They First Written 'Empty Hand'?A. 1889; B. 1922; C. 1929; D. 1935(Openli)Only One Major School Of Aikido Holds Competitive Tournaments. When Did The Name Aikido First Appear On The List Of Governmentsanctioned Martial Arts.A. 1883; B. 1890; C. 1931; D. 1942(Openli)In 1951 Tanaka Shigeki Became The First Japanese Runner To Win The Boston Marathon. When Was The First Fukuoka Marathon Held?A. 1927; B. 1937; C. 1947; D. 1957(Openli)At The Infamous 1936 'Nazi Olympics' In Berlin,Japanese Athletes Won Gold Medals In Track And Field, Swimming, Anddiving. In What Event Did A Korean Win The Gold For Japan?A. Marathon; B. Triple Jump; C. Pole Vault; D. 1500M Freestyleanswers: 1. C. (The Pacific League Was The Expansionleague); 2. D. (Japanese Ballparks Are Shorter Than U.S. Parks, But Theseason Is Also Shorter); 3. D. (His Arm Never Recovered From That Year);4. B.; 5. C. (The Rank 'Yokozuna' First Appeared On The Banzuke Ratingsin 1890; And The First Solo Ringentering Ceremonies By Wrestlerswearing The 'Yokozuna' Rope Was In 1789); 6. A.; 7. C. (By Members Ofkeio'S Karate Club Who Were Impressed By A Zen Priest Of The Rinzaisect); 8. D. (Its Founder Ueshiba Morihei Was Born In 1883); 9. C. (Theyear After The First Footrace Around Lake Biwa); 10. A.

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  • Q: How many pages does 'Japanese Sports: A History' have? A: This book has three hundred thirty-six pages. It provides an in-depth exploration of the history of Japanese sports.
  • Q: What is the binding type of 'Japanese Sports: A History'? A: The book is available in paperback binding. This makes it lightweight and easy to handle.
  • Q: Who is the author of 'Japanese Sports: A History'? A: The author is Allen Guttmann. He is known for his comprehensive analyses of sports history.
  • Q: What is the genre of 'Japanese Sports: A History'? A: The genre is sports history. It covers both traditional and modern aspects of sports in Japan.
  • Q: What dimensions does 'Japanese Sports: A History' have? A: The book measures six inches in length, one inch in width, and eight point seventy-five inches in height. This size is convenient for reading.
  • Q: What is the target audience for 'Japanese Sports: A History'? A: This book is suitable for anyone interested in sports history or Japanese culture. It is written in English for a wider audience.
  • Q: Is 'Japanese Sports: A History' suitable for academic study? A: Yes, it is suitable for academic study. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of sports in Japan.
  • Q: How can I best use 'Japanese Sports: A History'? A: You can use this book for research or personal interest in Japanese sports. It offers trivia and historical insights.
  • Q: Is there a trivia section in 'Japanese Sports: A History'? A: Yes, the book includes a trivia quiz about Japanese sports. It engages readers with interesting questions and answers.
  • Q: What is the recommended age group for readers of 'Japanese Sports: A History'? A: The book is appropriate for older teenagers and adults. Its content discusses complex themes in sports.
  • Q: How should I store 'Japanese Sports: A History'? A: Store the book in a dry, cool place. Avoid direct sunlight to preserve its condition.
  • Q: Can I donate 'Japanese Sports: A History' after reading? A: Yes, you can donate the book. It would be a valuable resource for libraries or educational institutions.
  • Q: What if 'Japanese Sports: A History' arrives damaged? A: If the book arrives damaged, contact the seller for a return or exchange. Most sellers provide a satisfaction guarantee.
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  • Q: What if I have questions about the content of 'Japanese Sports: A History'? A: You can reach out to the publisher or author for inquiries. Academic discussions about the book are encouraged.

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