sept. 10（tues） humanities · 2013. 8. 21. · mirail (france) 10：30 iia-7 a study of attitude...

Sept. 10（Tues）　　　　HumanitiesA （5C416）

Time Number Title Researcher Affiliation Chair

14：30 IA-1 A study of spirituality in early modern time kenjyutsu RaitaMURAKAMI

University of Tsukuba

Koji KAZUMA（Kogakuin University）

14：45 IA-2 A study of kamae in Ittoryu kenjyutsu SaeruMITOMA


15：00 IA-3 A study of the development process of match techniques in swordsmanship and spearmanship

KunioMORIMOTO

Hiroshima Prefectural Saeki High School

15：15 IA-4 Study on the origin of waza（skill）of naginata: focusing on Shinto ritual

KeikoFUKUDA

KogakkanUniversity

Lunch Break

　（5C216）16：00 Keynote Lecture

“JAPAN － a Country That Has Walked with Kami”- Noriyoshi KASHIMA（Kashima Shrine Head Priest）

17：0017：30 Reception　　　　　　　University Kaikan Plaza19：00

Sept. 10（Tues）　　　　Natural SciencesB （5C506）


13：00 IB-1 Condition evaluation in training camp in female judo athletes

NatsumiSUZUKI


Motoko MATSUDA

（Osaka University of Health and

Sport Sciences）

13：15 IB-2 Weight reduction for judo practitioners : the gap between ideal and realities

TakuKIRYU

YokohamaNationalUniversity

13：30 IB-3 Changes in the condition of the elite athlete: In view of the world judo championships before and after 2011

HiroakiHIRAOKA

Ryotokuji Medical College

13：45 IB-4 The speed uchikomi for uchimata-like techniques as an endurance training in judokas : Implications for optimum pace of the speed uchikomi

ShinNORIKANE

Sohgo Security Services Co.,Ltd.

14：00 IB-5 A study of the characteristics of reaction during attack situations in kendo

HarukiNAKAMURA

Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba

NaoyaYOKOYAMA（Yokohama

National University）

14：15 IB-6 The motion of torso during hitting motion in kendo MasakiNAKANO

JuntendoUniversity

14：30 IB-7 Effects of kangaroo-jump-training on striking-movement-velocity and striking-position

TakeshiTSUBAKI

International Pacific University Women's College

14：45 IB-8 Characteristic of physical fitness of the university female kendo players

TetsuroINOUE

International Budo University

Lunch Break




Sept. 10（Tues）　　　　Budo InstructionC （5C216）


13：00 IC-1 The actual condition of budo as the physical education subject at junior high school in Miyagi prefecture- The teaching method of judo -

MichiyasuHAKOJIMA

Graduate School Division of Sport Science, University of Sendai

Yuji OZAWA

（Kumamoto University）

13：15 IC-2 Immediate effects of instruction using the Hatten Kun on the motion of ukemi for the forward roll among inexperienced individuals

HatsuyukiHAMADA

National Institute of Fitness & Sports in Kanoya

13：30 IC-3 Inspection of the effectiveness about the program of the new break-fall（ukemi）of the discovery method type

ToshikazuYABUNE

Kyoto University of Education

13：45 IC-4 Study of instruction words of karate Shoko ISHII Osaka University of Health and Sport Sciences

14：00 IC-5 Consideration of teaching based on the essence of kendo

Teruo OBOKI Saitama University Faculty of Education

Mamoru TANAKA

（International Budo

University）

14：15 IC-6 A study of the end of transformation by internationalization

HirokiYOKOCHI

Nothing

14：30 IC-7 Consideration about the efforts for Nippon Kendo Kata - Around the consciousness of college students studying in kendo specialized courses -

Koya SATO Saitama University Graduate School of Education, Department of Physical Education

14：45 IC-8 Accelerometric analysis of actions similar to head striking with a stamp of front foot in kendo

Junya UEDA Ibaraki University Grade School of Educaition

Kazuhisa IMAFUKU

（Meisei University）

15：00 IC-9 Analysis of "kakegoe（hassei)"at the time of valid strike in kendo matches

MayumiOTSUKA

Tokai University

Lunch Break




Sept. 10（Tues）　　　　International SessionⅠ （5C407）


13：00 I I-1 Lost in translation? : The challenges of rendering Miyamoto Musashi into English

DavidKimball GROFF

Meiji University

Alexander BENNETT

（Kansai University）

13：15 I I-2 Philosophy and pragmatism of budo as unique area of application the empirical theory of combat sports

KalinaRoman MACIEJ

Faculty of Physiotherapy, Academy of Physical Education, Katowice（Poland),Archives of Budo

13：30 I I-3 Introduction to combatlogic – A general theory DominiqueBRIZIN

University of Cologne (Germany)

13：45 I I-4 An investigation of the intended learning outcomes of Japanese high school physical education teachers: A comparison of kendo instructors and rugby instructors

BlakeBENNETT

University of Canterbury

14：00 I I-5 The current situation of judo in Germany-An analysis of the teaching and training program of the German Judo Federation

MajaSori DOVAL

Meiji University

Yves CADOT

（University of Toulouse 2 Le Mirail (France)）

14：15 I I-6 Effects of the International Judo Federation referee rules on competition contents in the All-Japan Judo Championships : A 2008-2013 comparison

KeisukeMIYAKE

Chukyo University

14：30 I I-7 The consciousness analysis of teachers teaching required "martial arts" in physical education in Japan : male and female physical education teachers teaching "judo" at the junior high school level

MasatoshiSAITO

Kobe Shinwa Women's University

14：45 I I-8 Factor analytic study on the psychology of judo-In the case of judo kata athletes-

TakayukiYOKOYAMA

Setsunan University

14：45 I I-9 A pattern of disseminating ju-jutsu and judo overseas before World War II

SusumuNAGAO

Meiji University

Lunch Break





9：00 IIA-1 A study of votive tablets of kenjyutsu in Ohmi YasuhisaMITOMA

Seta Senior Highschool Shiga Pref.

Junichi KATO

（Bunkyo University）

9：15 IIA-2 A study on tradition and skill in Hōzōin-ryū Shibue-den・Anekawa-ryū had been handed down in Hizen. - A series of studies on Hōzōin-ryū (No.9)-

TetsuyaISHIKAWA

Shoukeikan

9：30 IIA-3 Through Heihohidensho written by Kansuke YAMAMOTO

Kenya UCHIDA Yamanashi

9：45 IIA-4 Syurikenjyutukou YoshifumiHAYASAKA

NihonkobudouShinkoukai

10：00 IIA-5 The factor of the internationalization in judo : A comparison with other budo

Katsuya SATO Akita University

ShunsukeYAMASAKI

（Konan University）

10：15 IIA-6 How important is Japanese judo, as viewed by a foreigner

Yves CADOT University of Toulouse 2 Le Mirail (France)

10：30 IIA-7 A study of attitude survey in judoists first report: International comparison of France, Switzerland and Japan

YoshihikoHIRANO

Kyoto University of Foreign Studies

Lunch Break

Symposium（University Hall）

12：30 Host Greetings

13：00 Symposium“Integrated Science of Budo” Chair: Kaori YAMAGUCHI (University of Tsukuba), Alexander Bennett (Kansai University）　Session 1：“Budo Praxis”The Status-quo and Future Issues in Education and Competition　Panelists：Tetsushi ABE (Dharma Gate Buddhist College, Hungary)　　　　　　J. Klinger (University of Bath, UK)　Moderators：Shigeki MAESAKA (NIFS), Sotaro HONDA (Fukuoka University of Education)

　Session 2：“Budo Academia” The Status-quo and Future Issues in Research Parameters

　Panelists：Natural Sciences (Japanese Researcher) - Atsuo KASUGAI (Meiji University),

　　　　　　Humanities (Non-Japanese Researcher) -Wojciech J. Cynarski (University of Rzeszów, Poland)

　Moderators：Shigeki MAESAKA (NIFS), Sotaro HONDA (Fukuoka University of Education)

　Session 3：General Discussion “Formation of a Strategic Base for Global Dialogue on Budo”

　Designated Debater：Korean Alliance of Martial Arts (Planned)

　Moderators：Kaori YAMAGUCHI (University of Tsukuba), Alexander Bennett (Kansai University)17：10

Sept. 11（Wed）　　　　HumanitiesA （5C416）

Sept. 11（Wed）　　　　Natural SciencesB （5C506）


9：00 IIB-1 A study of validation of competitive abilities scale of judo competitors by using AHP and their competition results

NaoyaMAEKAWA


Hiroshi KUBOTA

（Gifu University）

9：15 IIB-2 Characteristics of judo athletes viewed from sway trajectory using stabilometry

ShoukoKATAYAMA

Tsukuba Synthesis Institute

9：30 IIB-3 Validity of a judo tatami simple installation unit Tome-Taro

Yuji OZAWA Kumamoto University

9：45 IIB-4 Association of the ACTN3 R577X polymorphism in T university judo athletes

KenichiroAGEMIZU

Tokai Uniersity

10：00 IIB-5 A Consideration about "MONOUCHI" MasuraoKUSAMA

Hiroshima University

MakotoYAGISAWA

（Nippon Sport Science University）

10：15 IIB-6 An investigation of tenouchi applied during men attacks in kendo using pressure sensors

TakayaSUZUKI

Osaka University Health and Sport Sciences Graduate School

10：30 IIB-7 The moment of inertia of the bamboo sword during a striking in kendo

Keiji KANEKO Meisei University

10：45 IIB-8 The axis of rotation of the body during a thrusting in karate.

TsubasaYASUDA

Meisei University

11：00 IIB-9 Side-to-side differences of calcaneal bone mass in kendo players.

KensakuMIYAMOTO

Fukuyama City University

Masurao KUSAMA（Hiroshima University）

11：15 IIB-10 A study of the umpire's focal point in kendo competition

MakotoYAGISAWA

Nippon Sport Science University

11：30 IIB-11 An examination of the relationship between physical condition and subjective evaluation on the no-painting floor of kendo-jyo and the injuries of kendo practitioners

TakahiroIKEDA

Fukuoka Prefectural University

Lunch Break











Sept. 11（Wed）　　　　Budo InstructionC （5C216）


9：00 IIC-1 Research of shōmen-uchi operation of kendo KazuhisaIMAFUKU

Meisei University

MasahikoYANAGITA

(Doshisha University)

9：15 IIC-2 A consideration of the use of the shinai for the instruction of beginners : focusing on measurement of striking force

KentaYOKOYAMA

Naruto University of Education

9：30 IIC-3 Development of the picture-teaching materials for the learning instruction of judo

RyutaroTAKAHASHI

Akita University

Noriko NARAZAKI

(Fukuoka University of Education)

9：45 IIC-4 Effects of the practical lessons for budo as the required subject in coeducational class ～ 1. about variation in the consciousness level of judo

JunichiroMATSUMOTO

Shukugawagakuin High School

10：00 IIC-5 Effects of the practical lessons for budo as the required subject in coeducational class ～ 2. Regarding the grasp of the actual conditions about consciousness of judo philosophy

NaoyaUCHIMURA

Osaka Sangyo University

10：15 IIC-6 Positioning of referees and judges in judo during evaluation of throwing techniques (2)

HironoriHAYASHI

Meiji University of Integrative Medicine

10：30 IIC-7 One of the consideration concerning testing induction of the IJF new rules - An object of study in the Teizo Kawamura Cup judo tournament for high-school students-

KousukeTANAKA


Hironori HAYASHI

(Meiji University of Integrative Medicine)

10：45 IIC-8 The effect of the 2013 International Judo Federation rule revision on throwing techniques' tactical effectiveness : a comparative analysis

Kiyoshi ITO Graduate School of Health and Sports Science, Juntendo University

11：00 IIC-9 Research about the influence of changes on player's defense action according to revision of IJF rules

KeijiSUZUKI

Kokushikan University

Lunch Break











Sept. 11（Wed）　　　　International SessionⅠ （5C407）


9：00 IIⅠ-1 Information dynamics in judo Hiroyuki IIDA Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

SusumuTAKAHASHI（Daito Bunka

University）

9：15 IIⅠ-2 A study of the typical mistakes in koshiki no kata and their correction

TatsuyaMATSUMOTO

Tokyo Judo Federation

9：30 IIⅠ-3 Leg extension power in heavyweight elite judo athletes

Takeru SATO Kogakkan University

9：45 IIⅠ-4 Motion analysis of the stand technique for women's judo

YokoTANABE

Nihon University

10：00 IIⅠ-5 Pedagogical intention of martial arts and combat sports in physical education classes

AbelFIGUEIREDO

Polytechnique Institute of Viseu

SuzukoHAMASAKI(Orange County Karate Dojo)

10：15 IIⅠ-6 Developing the skills of muscle relaxation and muscle choice in karate

TatehiroTOYOSHIMA

Reitaku University

10：30 IIⅠ-7 The reception of G. Funakoshi's philosophy in traditional karate（ITKF）circle in Lublin region

MichalPEDRACKI

Polish Academy of Sciences

10：45 IIⅠ-8 A study of the founding of dojos by female karate instructors and their teaching activities

HiromiHISHIKI

School of Graduate Studies, the Open University of Japan Tatehiro

TOYOSHIMA(Reitaku

University)11：00 IIⅠ-9 Kinesiological analysis of karate front kicks on

Portuguese elite competitors in comparison with black belt non competitors practitioners

AntónioVencesBRITO

Rio Maior Sport School

11：15 IIⅠ-10 Mechanics of an arrow TakeoNAKAGAWA

Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Akira SATO(Tohoku

University)

Lunch Break











Sept. 11（Wed）　　　　Poster SessionP （5C406）

Time Number Title Researcher Affiliation

10：30 IIP-1 The formation of the warrior's status through physical techniques in the early modern period - Based on a review of the kosyu-ryu heiho series

Kentaro TAI Nagasaki International University

10：30 IIP-2 An electromyographic study of the lower limb muscles during fumikomi movement in kendo and karate athletes

MasakiFUMOTO

Tokyo International University

10：30 IIP-3 Expertise differences in maai maneuvers in kendo matches

MotokiOKUMURA

Faculty of Education, Shizuoka University

10：30 IIP-4 Quantitative characterization of kendo men strike from electromyography and kinesiology

TakayukiHIRATA

Department of Human and Artificial Intelligent Systems, University of Fukui

10：30 IIP-5 The characteristics of injuries among junior karate athletes

KaoriINOSHITA


10：30 IIP-6 Improvement of flow state during practice of kyudo through autogenic training

Tatsuo YAGI Seiwa University

Lunch Break











Sept. 12（Thur）　　　　HumanitiesA （5C416）

Time Number Title Researche Affiliation Chair

9：00 IIIA-1 Recognition of the judo renaissance movement（No.3）

KenjiMITSUMOTO

Tokai University

Toshikazu YABUNE

(Kyoto University of Education)

9：15 IIIA-2 Clarifying the medical culture "kappo" by researching the techniques（mind and body）of martial arts- Derived from the judo-kappo -

KazuhikoKUBOYAMA

International Pacific University (IPU） Department of Health Science,Faculty of Physical Education

9：30 IIIA-3 A comparison of judo technique theory in the monthly Kodokan publication "Kokushi" and Y.Tani's "The Game of Ju-jitsu"

Kenji UCHIDA School of Judo (Kodokan Judo Institute)

9：45 IIIA-4 A trend of kendo federation in South Korea（Korea Kumdo Association）：focusing on the recognition for kendo

Jun'ichi KATO Bunkyo University

Yoriyasu OHTA

(Osaka Kyoiku University)

10：00 IIA-5 Invention of hwarang-do and meaning of martial arts and sports fusion

Joobong PARK International Budo University

10：15 IIIA-6 Sharing of the culture of martial arts in northeast Asia -Focusing on the propagation, the reception and the transmission of the martial arts between Japan and Korea-

Chanwoo LEE University of Tsukuba

10：30 IIIA-7 The research about Wegon in old Korean books Junko OHISHI Yashima Gakuen University

Lunch Break

13：00　AGM　　　　　　　　　　5C216

14：00

Specialist Group Meeting

14：00 BUDO Demonstration　Budokan

Judo

BudokanJudo Dojo

Kendo

BudokanKendo Dojo

Karatedo

5C416

Naginata

5C506

Kyudo

Kyudo Dojo

　　　　※ The start time of each specialist subcommittee meeting varies.


9：00 IIIB-1 The exercise intensity of osoto gari uchikomi in male university judokas

DaikiOGURA


Katsuyuki MASUCHI(University of

Tsukuba)

9：15 IIIB-2 Research on the influence which the foot finger power exerts on the stability of the sport performance- In case of judo game -

ArataKOJIMA


9：30 IIIB-3 Flexibility of hip joint in university judo player MoritoshiMATSUZAKI

Kyusyu Women's Junior College

9：45 IIIB-4 Effect of handgrip exertion on whole body reaction time in judo competitors

HiroshiKUBOTA

Gifu University

10：00 IIIB-5 Gender differences in the relationship between lean body mass and the bone age in elementary judo players.

EijiFUJITA

National Institute of Fitness and Sports in Kanoya

Katsuhiro KOYAMA (University of Yamanashi)

10：15 IIIB-6 The effect of high pressure air chamber on the recovery from fatigue after exercise

TakamitsuSAKAI

Yokohama National University

10：30 IIIB-7 The last posture of falling method（ukemi）analyzed by information entropy

KazuhikoKAWABATA

Kwansei Gakuin University

10：45 IIIB-8 Head angular acceleration during judo specific movements in novice and experienced judokas: implication of head injury prevention in judo

TakanoriISHII

Doctoral Program in Physical Education, Health and Sport Sciences, University of Tsukuba

Shuichi OKADA

(Kobe University)

11：00 IIIB-9 Translational and rotational head acceleration in judo throwing techniques

HaruoMURAYAMA

Dokkyo Medical University,University of Yamanashi

11：15 IIIB-10 A biomechanical investigation of Judo's kumikata: differences between ai-yotsu and kenka-yotsu in uchimata

KatsushiNAKANO

Master's program in Health and Sport sciences,University of Tsukuba

11：30 IIIB-11 The study of motion of seoinage by different way of kumite done by woman players in light weight category

TomokoFUKUMI

Ryotokuji University

Lunch Break

Sept. 12（Thur）　　　　Natural SciencesB （5C506）

13：00　AGM　　　　　　　　　　5C216

14：00



Judo

BudokanJudo Dojo

Kendo

BudokanKendo Dojo

Karatedo

5C416

Naginata

5C506

Kyudo

Kyudo Dojo



9：00 IIIC-1 Study on consciousness change of the student by the junior high school kendo lesson

KoichiYAMAGUCHI

Osaka University of Health and Sport Sciences

Kazuhiro SHIBATA(Ryutsu Keizai

University)

9：15 IIIC-2 Effects of kendo-lesson on the formation of learning discipline and the school adjustment in junior high school students : A school psychological study

Satoshi INOUE Hyogo University of Teacher Education

9：30 IIIC-3 Research into coaching method for kendo-novice in budo education as a compulsory subject: Investigation of the coaching process in basic motion.

KentaroTAKENAKA

National Institute of Fitness and Sports in KANOYA

9：45 IIIC-4 Present status of budo as a required subject at special support school for the deaf in Japan

MasahikoYANAGITA

Faculty of Health & Sports Science, Doshisha University

Koji SAITO(Sendai

University)

10：00 IIIC-5 Educational effects expect from budo of compulsory programs: Focus on students who specialized in P.E.

KousukeSATOU

Yokohama National University

10：15 IIIC-6 A study of the teaching method of kendo - Relationship between pain and hitting movements in beginners -

Satoshi AMANO

Tokai university

10：30 IIIC-7 On the validity of hitting a ball as a similar action to tenouchi in kendo learning

KazuhiroSHIBATA

Ryutsukeizai University

10：45 IIIC-8 A consideration of a new judgment system in kendo games: As a trial to bring out the best in kendo

MotohiroKIHARA

Naruto University of Education

Hiroshi KANZAKI

(Osaka University of Health and

Sport sciences)

11：00 IIIC-9 Striking in one breath: A study of "Ichibyoushi-no-Uchi" in kendo

MinoruOHYA


11：15 IIIC-10 Research on the effect of defensive positions on kendo matches

HarumitsuSASAKI

Tokai university

11：30 IIIC-11 Learning outcomes of aikido in university physical education classes

YutakaSONOBE


Lunch Break

Sept. 12（Thur）　　　　Budo InstructionC （5C216）

13：00　AGM　　　　　　　　　　5C216

14：00



Judo

BudokanJudo Dojo

Kendo

BudokanKendo Dojo

Karatedo

5C416

Naginata

5C506

Kyudo

Kyudo Dojo



9：00 IIIⅠ-1 Budō education at universities overseas : The opportunities and challenges

Stephen RobertNAGY

Chinese University of Hong Kong

Susumu NAGAO

(Meiji University)

9：15 IIIⅠ-2 The‘Recivilising’process of kendō in the Immediate post-war period: An analysis of the significance of shinai-kyōgi

Alexander BENNETT

Kansai University

9：30 IIIⅠ-3 Research on the worth of kendo associated with its internationalization- Comparison of Korean kumdo and Japanese kendo -

Yoshiko ODA Tokai Gakuen University

9：45 IIIⅠ-4 Wartime naginata education : a survey of the Monbushō Seitei Kata

Baptiste TAVERNIER

International Budo University - graduate school

TakeshiNAKAJIMA(Kokushikan University)

10：00 IIIⅠ-5 Japanese postures toward international development of naginata. A study from the 60's to present day.

Chloe BELLEC

Paris Diderot University, UFR of Languages and Cultures in East Asia studies

10：15 IIIⅠ-6 Budo practice as a means for post-stroke rehabilitation : case studies

Kantaro MATSUI


10：30 IIIⅠ-7 Ulysses S. Grant and the display of martial arts in Meiji era : From "Jutsu（Technique）" to "Culture"

Tetsuya NAKAJIMA

Kagoshima University

Fumiaki SHISHIDA

(Waseda University)

10：45 IIIⅠ-8 The differences between jūjutsu and judō : modifications to jūjutsu made by KANŌ Jigoro in creating judō

Naoki MURATA

Kodokan Judo Institute

11：00 IIIⅠ-9 Some thoughts on the transmission and development of jujutsu and aikido in Hungary

Balázs SZABÓ Eotvos Lorand University, Hungary

11：15 IIIⅠ-10 Genesis, the creation and development of International Martial Arts and Combat Sports Scientific Society（IMACSSS）, as a community of scientists and practitioners of martial arts and combat sports

Krzysztof L. KUBALA

University of Rzeszów, Poland

Lunch Break

Sept. 12（Thur）　　　　International SessionⅠ （5C407）

13：00　AGM　　　　　　　　　　5C216

14：00



Judo

BudokanJudo Dojo

Kendo

BudokanKendo Dojo

Karatedo

5C416

Naginata

5C506

Kyudo

Kyudo Dojo


Sept. 12（Thur）　　　　Poster SessionP （5C406）

Time Number Title Researche Affiliation

10：30 IIIP-1 The effects of exercise program applied with gojyu-ryu karatedo kata breathing method on physical and mental aspects in elderly women

KanakoEDAMOTO

Graduate School of Education, Tokyo Gakugei University

10：30 IIIP-2 A functional MR imaging trial for kata motor imagery tasks of experts in karate and judo

YoshiharuFUJIEDA

Fukui College of Health Sciences

10：30 IIIP-3 Physical safety and mental benefits of exercise prescription based on gojyu-ryu karatedo kata breathing method for Japanese elderly

ShotaYASUKAWA

Graduate school of Education, Tokyo Gakugei University

10：30 IIIP-4 Motion analysis of the stand technique for men in the All Japan Judo Championship

Ryuji OKADA Kinki University

10：30 IIIP-5 The pushing or pulling force exertion under unbalanced conditions

Misaki ITEYA T o k y o G a k u g e i University

10：30 IIIP-6 Risk assessment of Staphylococcus aureus in judo athletes

Sayuri YAMAMOTO

Faculty of Health and Sports Sciences, University of Tsukuba

10：30 IIIP-7 Investigation on actual situation of youth judo teaching in France

MorioSUGANAMI

Juntendo University

10：30 IIIP-8 Investigation into instruction actual situation in the boy judo of Japan

RyosukeOZAKI

Juntendo University

Lunch Break

13：00　AGM　　　　　　　　　　5C216

14：00



Judo

BudokanJudo Dojo

Kendo

BudokanKendo Dojo

Karatedo

5C416

Naginata

5C506

Kyudo

Kyudo Dojo

　　　　※ The start time of each specialist subcommittee meeting varies.　　　　※ The English titles in this schedule are written in accordance with the conference committee’s format.

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