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Shiro Saigo (西郷四郎, Saigō Shirō, February 4, 1866 – December, 1922) was one of the earliest disciples of Judo. Saigo, together with Tsunejiro Tomita, became first in history of judo to be awarded Shodan by the founder of judo Jigoro Kano, who established the kyu-dan ranking system.
Shiro Saigo became an idol in Japan and was the model for the main character in Tomita Tsuneo's 1942 novel Sugata Sanshiro, which later became a popular movie in 1943. Sometimes called "Judo Saga", Akira Kurosawa's extraordinary first feature concerns the genesis of Judo.
This video discusses the first black belt in Judo history, named Shiro Saigo, and the inventor of Yama Arashi, and also discusses his challenges.#Judo ＃大野翔平,...
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A.S.D.P.A.M. Shiro Saigo. Viale Marconi, 36. 59100 - Prato (PO) Tel. 0574/1923162.
In August 1883, Shiro Saigo (153 cm, 5 ft, 56 kg, 123 lbs) along with Tsune-jiro Tomita were the first judoka to obtain black belts. In 1888, at age 21, Saigo was also the first to obtain Go-dan. Saigo was born in 1867 in Nigata Prefecture, Japan. As a child, he wished to become an army general.
The judogi was the first martial art modern training outfit in the world and therefore shaped the perception we have today of some combat sports, both Japanese and those native to other countries.
Saigo Shiro, né le et mort le 23 novembre 1922 [réf. nécessaire], est un judoka japonais . Biographie. Avant de s'appeler ainsi, Saigo Shiro était nommé Shida Shiro. À ses neuf ans, il devient le fils adoptif de Saigō Tanomo (Chikamasa) et devient un « Saigo ».
