Japan won its sixth consecutive mixed-team judo championship in Doha after beating France in...
Kosei Inoue
Kosei Inoue is an Olympic gold medalist and international figure in judo, serving in key positions at the All Japan Judo Federation since October 1. His term as head national coach of Japan’s men’s judo team expired on September 30, 2021. As an active judoka, Inoue won many international and national tournaments and was Japan’s flag bearer at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. He is president of the nonprofit foundation, Certified NPO JUDOs.
Kosei Inoue: Excitement for World Judo Championships and Checking Out Europe Ahead of Paris Olympics
May's world championships will shine the spotlight on 2024 Olympic judo medal hopefuls. Prior...
The Kodokan, the spiritual home of judo, brought together people of all ages and...
It's fair to say that the recent Tokyo judo tournament narrowed down the competition...
Whether they win or lose, participation in matches instills children with confidence that serves...
Helping overseas judo clubs with recycled uniforms was challenging after the invasion of Ukraine,...
Competing without weight distinction, it showcases judo in its original form, attracting all Japanese...
After a splendid Beijing Olympics, for future athletes the sports world must tackle the...
I will steadily work to promote judo and create new values while at the...
Following a successful Tokyo Olympics, the former men’s judo national team head coach steps...
The judoka shares his plans for when his term as coach of the Japan...
“Sports have the power to bring people together,” says Inoue. “The Olympics will go...
