Budō in Japanese Schools
Budō in Japanese schools combines physical education, cultural learning and respect for others, with compulsory junior-high study distinct from extracurricular clubs.
Budō in Japanese schools combines physical education, cultural learning and respect for others, with compulsory junior-high study distinct from extracurricular clubs.
Jigoro Kano (1860–1938) founded Kodokan Judo, led major educational institutions, promoted physical education, and became the first Asian member of the IOC.
Soroban is the Japanese abacus, a decimal calculating instrument used in commerce and education and still practised for arithmetic and mental calculation.