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Can martial arts be education?

Can martial arts be education?

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Ryuichiro Matsubara / Published 2013 (Small B6 size)

Shin (East Shinsho) East Press / The martial arts theory in this book is based on the philosophy of Jigoro Kano, the founder of judo. Kano's groundbreaking point was discovering the educational value of judo. However, while judo, including judo, is expected to have educational effects such as etiquette and discipline, it has also harbored dark sides: breeding grounds for corporal punishment and violence. With the compulsory establishment of martial arts in junior high schools, and the media is stirred by violence by the women's judo national team coach and scandals involving the All Japan Judo Federation, the question of "can martial arts truly be education" must be asked.

Condition 【good】
Condition detail with wraparound band
Year 2010s
Product number 5479892255440
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