June 18, 2024 (Fire)
Sports
The 2024 All Japan Student Judo Championship, a university judo team competition to determine the best student in Japan, will be broadcast from 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 23rd!
BS11 will broadcast the 2024 All Japan Student Judo Championship from 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 23rd.
Aiming to become “Japan’s No. 1 student team,” a fierce battle for the honor and pride of their alma mater will be held over two days, June 22nd and 23rd, at the Nippon Budokan. This is the highest stage for university judo, where many famous matches have been played out to date. We will broadcast the climax of the tournament, the men’s and women’s finals, on a delayed broadcast on the 23rd, the final day of the tournament. Please tune in.
■ Broadcast date and time
Sunday, June 23rd, 6:00pm – 8:00pm
■Performers
Men’s commentary: Ryunosuke Haga (Rio de Janeiro Olympics men’s judo 100kg class bronze medalist / Asahi Kasei) Women’s commentary: Aiko Sato (2011 World Judo Championships gold medalist / Tokyo Women’s College of Physical Education judo club coach) Live commentary: Shuji Shika
*If the tournament is postponed or canceled due to bad weather, etc., we will broadcast the first and second days of the tournament, or the third day of the 2023 tournament.
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～ Key Points of this Tournament ～
The focus of attention in the men’s competition will be on Kokushikan University, who defeated the reigning champion Tokai University, who are aiming for their seventh consecutive victory, in the last tournament, to win their seventh title in 16 years. With the departure of ace Saito Ryu, how will they deal with Tokai University, who are aiming to recapture their title, with junior world champion Arai Michihiro (2nd year) at the center? In the women’s five-a-side competition, the focus will be on Pacific Rim University, who won their third title in 10 years in the last tournament. Tokai University, Ryukoku University, and other powerful schools such as Kokushikan University, eager to get revenge, are eager to win. What kind of drama awaits this year?
■Paris Olympic representative showdown! Tokai University Wolf Aaron vs Tsukuba University Nagase Takanori■
★It is now being distributed on the BS11 official YouTube channel. Please enjoy it.
The final of the 2015 tournament was between the “absolute champions” Tokai University, attempting their eighth consecutive victory, and Tsukuba University, aiming for their first victory. The outcome was a close match, and with no decision in the final match, the match went to a representative match. The players chosen were the aces of both teams, Wolf Aaron, a second-year student at Tokai University, and Nagase Takanori, a fourth-year student at Tsukuba University. Both would later become gold medalists at the Tokyo Olympics, and were aiming to win back-to-back gold medals at the Paris Olympics. In the 81kg and 100kg classes, one would likely never meet the other, these two judokas stepped onto the tatami with the honor of their universities on the line.
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2024-06-18 07:55:47
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