... Yoshida and his family left Seattle enroute to Japan. Two weeks later, they docked in Yokohama. A few days after that, Yoshida found himself at the doors of the world-famous Kodokan. With letters of introduction from his judo school in ...
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... Yoshida received a letter from the U.S. Consulate. A request for clarification of citizenship status was in the mill, and Yoshida was to return to Tokyo immediately. After completing a self-imposed tour of 198 hazardous days in Korea, ...
YOSHIDA'S STUDENTS are as varied as the populace of his adopted Hawaii, which the sensei calls -"The Land of the Golden People." The successful teacher once kept his military career a secret because he feared reprisal for serving in the ...
... Yoshida, "The Fox." CONSULTING RULES in Diet, Yoshida tries to find out if epithet he used was unparliamentary. TWO MEMBERS OF PREMIER YOSHIDA'S PARTY PLOT AGAINST HIM, BRING DISSOLUTION OF DIET In the seven years since the war Japan's ...
... Yoshida poses with some of his students. George Yoshida's picture was taken in 1932 when he was 35 years old. a half-dozen First, Second and Third Dans and a few White Belt beginners. "Not many people were interested in Judo in those ...
... Yoshida did make that pilgrimage and was one of the few to realize his dream. But his timing and the climate of international politics during that latter part of 1941 eventually turned his dream into a nightmare. After completing his ...
... Yoshida. Yoshida's influence on Kim was profound. "Yoshida was the greatest martial artist I ever met," Kim asserts. "He was the shihan-hai (master teacher) in the (Sokaku) Takeda school, a master in all the arts. I believe that he ...
... Yoshida and installed Ichiro Hatoyama in his place. Hatoyama led a group which bolted Yoshida's Liberals to form the new Japan Democratic party. Yoshida, they felt, had identified himself too closely with the U.S., had failed to explain ...
... Yoshida naikaku butsu 6wse" is quite a popular phrase in Japan. It means "smash up the Yoshida cabinet" Some 10 days ago the people who have been echoing this battle cry did smash up Premier Shigeru Yoshida's cabinet by defeating his ...