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Rugby Fever Bodes Well for Young Japanese Players
Rather than joining community activities, most kids in Japan practice sports in classes and clubs at their schools. No
Alex Bennett was born in 1970 in Christchurch, New Zealand. He graduated from the University of Canterbury in 1994. He received his Doctoral degree from Kyoto University in 2001, and another from the University of Canterbury in 2012. After working at the International Research Center for Japanese Studies, and then Teikyo University's Department of Japanese Culture, he is currently employed as a Professor at Kansai University's Division of International Affairs where he teaches Japanese history and society. In terms of the martial arts, Alex is Vice President of the International Naginata Federation, International Committee member at the All Japan Kendo Federation, Director of the Japanese Academy of Budo, and also represents NZ Kendo as the Head Coach.
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Rather than joining community activities, most kids in Japan practice sports in classes and clubs at their schools. No
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What is Japan’s “national sport”? It depends on what is meant by “national,” or if we’re talking about […]