Judo originated in which country?

Judo was founded by Yana Jgoroh in 1980s, and became an official event in the 2004 Tokyo Olympic Games. 195 1 year, Britain, Japan, France and other countries initiated the establishment of the international judo union. The first world judo championship was founded in 1956 and was held in Tokyo. 1973 Judo was officially included in the competition in China.

Judo in Japanese means gentle way, which means "gentle way". Part of judo originated from the hand-to-hand combat technique of ancient Japanese samurai, which is called jujitsu. Judo means winning the game by throwing your opponent to the ground. This is the only event in the Olympic Games that needs to break a joint or suffocate an opponent.

Foul punishment

If an athlete fouls or exceeds the competition area, he will be punished by "koka", "yoko", "warning" (half a point) and "disqualification" (one foul) according to the seriousness of the case. When an athlete is warned twice in the competition, he will be disqualified and the other side will win. The most serious foul is a foul, but before the penalty, the referee needs to negotiate with the linesman.

Don't hit each other, don't bump your head, elbows and knees, and don't scratch each other's hair and lower parts. Never hit your opponent in the face with your hands, feet, legs or arms. Don't do anti-joint exercises on other joints except elbow joint. It is forbidden to do anything that may harm the cervical vertebra or spine of others. In addition, excessive defense in the game, being pushed out of the competition area by the opponent or deliberately avoiding the opponent, and causing danger to the opponent are all fouls.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Judo.