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Yokoyama Sakujirō, the Guardian of the Kōdōkan.
Yokoyama Sakujirō, the Guardian of the Kōdōkan.
Portrait of late Mr. Kano
Portrait of late Mr. Kano
Kanō as a child (right)
Kanō as a child (right)
Kanō demonstrated jūjutsu for Ulysses S. Grant when the former U.S. president visited Japan in 1879.
Kanō demonstrated jūjutsu for Ulysses S. Grant when the former U.S. president visited Japan in 1879.
Menkyo certificate issued by Iikubo to Kanō, October 1883. The term Jūdō (柔道), which had already been in use within Kitō ryū, appears in the first (ri
Menkyo certificate issued by Iikubo to Kanō, October 1883. The term Jūdō (柔道), which had already been in use within Kitō ryū, appears in the first (rightmost) column: the art is identified as Nihonden Kitō Jūdō.