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What's wrong with her?

If you stay still, I'll save your life.

Huh?

Even if you're quiet, you're being rubbed.

I'm sorry.

Please forgive me.

Please forgive the police.

What happened?

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah.

Just do what you like.

Let me stand up.

I'm getting excited.

Chin -chin is reacting more and more.

Thank you, Mr.

Kinnock.

um

You wanted to be loved, didn't you?

Oh

Move.

Oh, my God.

I can't breathe.

I know.

Don't ever do something like this again.

Yes, I understand.

I'm sorry.

Good morning.

Good morning.

How long have you been doing judo?

I've been doing it for 7 years.

From when to when?

From middle school to college.

I won the Kanagawa tournament.

When I was in high school.

Did you practice with famous national players?

Yes, I practiced with them.

I also went to their school and practiced at the dojo.

Did you have a school camp? Yes, I did.

At a former university.

The school camp was held at a local university.

Is there an episode about what was the most painful thing about the

Hmm... What was the most painful thing?

Like, what was that player like?

Or, was Yabu -chan like this?

I'm not allowed to hit people of different classes.

Oh.

What about over there?

48 .99.

I'm 52 .99.

I'm in the second grade now.

You were in the third year of high school.

Yes.

After that, did you get a call from the society?

Yes, I got a call from the company.

What kind of story do you have?

I had been asked to practice in the dojo since high school.

Did you go to the dojo? Yes.

Do you have a contract or something?

No, I'm just a regular employee.

You work as an employee and get paid?

I work in the office in the morning and practice in the afternoon.

And I get paid properly.

Why did you quit?

I wanted to go to college.

Did you get a scholarship?

Yes, I got a scholarship.

What's amazing about it is that your ears are amazing.

Hmm.

When I was young, I only played judo.

That's right.

It doesn't matter what you say. I only wore a jersey.

Is it a special technique?

It's called Uchimata.

It's called Koshiwaza.

How many hours do you practice a day?

In the morning and in the afternoon.

But if you do it for such a long time, your concentration will be cut off and

you will get more injuries.

About 5 hours?

I took a break in the middle of the day.

The big injury was because my bones were strong.

I didn't have much to fold,

but I often had to remove my joints.

I had to take off both my elbows and my knees.

It's rare, but I also had to take off my sternum.

How did you do that?

Did you put pressure on it? No, I just put pressure on it and wrapped it in a

corset.

I lived like an alien.

You only had one person?

Yes.

It gradually disappeared.

How many people were there at first?

At first, it was...

I think it was about 3 or 4 people at that time.

This is a photo from my previous school year.

This is a photo of me when I graduated from high school.

This is a photo of

me when I graduated from high school.

When you become a high school student,

you can see the limits of your physical strength, sense, and speed.

If you stumble, you will disappear.

There are people who can remember,

and there are people who can remember but can't move.

There are a lot of people.

When did you realize that?

I was all alone.

It's close to Jyanaiguchi, isn't it?

Jyanaiguchi. Is this the same as the one you always do?

Hayanage?

Hayanage? Hayanage is not Hayanage.

No, we all line up.

We all line up. In front of me, we all line up. We throw and finish. You're

looking this way, too, aren't you? Then you come out this way, you throw this

way, and you come out this way again.

That's what I've been throwing for three minutes.

Is that okay?

No, I'm waiting.

It's pretty strong.

No, it's stronger.

It's stronger.

It's stronger. It's stronger.

This is the easiest

way!

It's stable.

When you pull like this, you can pull the opponent by yourself.

It's better to let go than to let go.

This is the first time.

It's okay to

be

serious.

It's okay.

What is this?

Look straight at the opponent's chest.

Look straight at the opponent's chest.

Look straight at the opponent's chest.

Look straight at the opponent's chest. Look straight at the opponent's

chest.

He's got the point.

He's got the point.

He's got the point.

The last one is mental strength.

Even if your arm breaks, don't let your heart break.

. . . . . . . . . .

Please take a good look at my body movements.

I'm going to wake him up for now.

The point is to put your hips on the other person's pelvis.

Put your hips on the other person's pelvis. Put your hips on the other

pelvis.

Put your hips on the other person's pelvis. Put your hips on the other

person's pelvis. Put your hips on the other person's

pelvis.

Put your feet out to the point where the other person's center of gravity

collapses.

Pull your hands down.

Pull your hands up.

And balance.

Oh, wow.

Thank you for everything you've done for me.

Watch their matches.

No, it's just getting harder.

Even if you can't do Judo, don't forget the path of Yawara.

Thank you very much.

Sensei, please give me your boobs one last time.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Bye.

I've been rich.

I've been rich.

One, two.

Thanks so much.

What are you going to throw?

That's about it.

This is easier.

Is this a game?

I was just saying whatever I wanted to say.

It's close to a game.

I can't breathe!

It's so narrow, I have to be careful.

It's fun!

I have my own reaction to it.

It's perfect!

Then, do you want to watch the Japan -Korea War?

I just noticed this!

I've been watching this all the time!

Awesome.