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no copyrights intendedParade by Chaba Instrumental (karaoke)Kaze ga fuite araItai kienai omoiNani omote kokaAtsumete hitotsuMireto naiMireto naiShiteru nante baka mitaiMujeki ni nante araImejiKito sore wa iwarenaiKito sore wa iwarenaiRaino mune kogaseSenbon yume watareJuwo mujin kaketeTe ni sukamu sekaeKumo ga chikireteHin ga mata hochi deHitori no pare-do gaUgokidasuBoken kichijitsuShimpan jyoshoMeian soguSeimei souaiMeshi mo ite shimaraiNara anata no kami yoKai de sute mottoYosen aru kotobaWakara nai wakara nai aruWare de keja wakara naiDakara motto fuka anuShita shitaRaha nante yume mitaiRaha nante yume mitaiRaino mune kogaseSenbon yume watareJuwo mujin kaketeMe wuni aru kisekiKumo ga chikireteHin ga mata hochi deFutatsu no pare-do gaYosore hito geteDaremo ga hou de iruBoketo nishizureTairu ga aru (a)Soitsu kobasu yawa niTeo no bashite waOiyo na hito (a)Mittsu ke raru hanada iiRarata nokashi kittoKonachi mottoRaino mune kogaseSenbon yume watareJuwo mujin kaketeTe ni sukamu sekaeKumo ga chikireteHin ga mata hochi deMikansen no pare-do deDokoma demoBoken kichijitsuShimpan jyoshoMeian soguSeimei souaiBoken kichijitsuShimpan jyoshoMeian soguSeimei souai Parade -...
1er jour de l'Aki 1958. Victoire de Kitanonada (à gauche) sur le Yokozuna Tochinishiki par Yoritaoshi. Le Yokozuna avait été déclaré vainqueur dans un premier temps par l'arbitre (Gyoji) mais cette décision fut retournée en faveur de Kitanonada après un Mono-ii (réunion des Shimpan après le combat. Le Gyoji contesta cette décision - ce qui ne se fait pas ! Le Gyoji à la barbe blanche : Takahashi Kintaro naquit en 1886 et commença sa carrière de gyoji en mai 1900, et devint Shikimori Inosuke en septembre 1951. Il fut connu comme l'Inosuke à Barbe Blanche, car il se vit accorder l'autorisation de laisser pousser celle-ci après qu'une attaque de pleurésie eut comme conséquence de lui donner des accès de fièvre à chaque fois qu'il se rasait. Au shonichi du basho de septembre 1958, il arbitra un combat entre Tochinishiki et Kitanonada, dont le résultat fut contesté et le verdict retourné par les shimpan. Inosuke ne l'accepta pas et discuta la discussion sur le dohyo même pendant plus de dix minutes. Il finit toutefois par s'avouer vaincu. Il fut suspendu indéfiniment, mais sa popularité était telle que cela souleva un tollé chez les fans et sa suspension fut ramenée à l'intégralité du tournoi. Il ne douta jamais d'ailleurs de son bon droit. Il connut son dernier tournoi en novembre 1959, à l'âge de 73 ans. Il est décédé sept ans plus tard. Kitanonada vs...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Kendo Kata Demonstration at beginning of second day. Shimpancho Mr. Hironori Tahara, 8 dan, as Uchidachi (teacher), on the right, Shimpan Mr. Eisuke Tamai, 6 dan, as Shidachi (student), on the left. Note: The camera had to be moved for as best an angle as possible then, but I decided to keep the unsteady shots for completeness. For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Demonstration - Mr. Hironori Tahara, Mr. Eisuke TamaiTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
This is a good keiko with my new friend Thomas Hooper who i met him in the Shoryuhai Taikai of University of Harvard this year. He holds 6° Dan in Kendo and 6° Dan in Iaido. We were both shimpan for the tournament, and i had very good time with him. NOTE: I think the titles says Good Keiko
2004 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Court A, first team game, Senpo match, UCSD=white, Harvard B=red. UCSD Senpo is Iwashita-san, Harvard B Senpo is Jackson-san. Iwashita-san scores single men point at 16 seconds to win; UCSD wins Senpo match. Complete team tournament player stats:Iwashita-san scored a total of 10 men and 3 kote out of a total possible 18 points (9 games including quarter-, semi-, and final).Iwashita-san lost 2 men pointsJackson-san scored a total of 1 men and 2 kote out of a total possible 12 points (Harvard B did not advance to quarterfinals).Jackson-san lost 4 men pointsNote: UCSD placed 2nd in the team tournament, Iwashita-san placed 2nd in the individuals tournament.This is the first game in the 2004 tournament for both teams. In general, college players start practicing kendo when they first start college.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Iwashita-san, Jackson-san, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - J. Jin, HRKC, HRKCAARecords - Courtside Staff, J. JinEquipment and Footage - C.K. Lin, J.H. LuCamera Operation - Hiroko(Post-Production - me) 2004 Shoryuhai...
2004 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Court A, first team game, Fukusho match, UCSD=white, Harvard B=red. UCSD Fukusho is Shimizu-san, Harvard B Fukusho is Chen (me). Shimizu-san scores men points starting at 19 seconds and 2:12 minutes to win; UCSD wins Fukusho match. Complete team tournament player stats:Shimizu-san scored a total of 4 men and 4 kote out of a total possible 18 points (9 games including quarter-, semi-, and final).Shimizu-san lost 1 men pointChen scored a total of 5 men, 3 kote, and 1 do out of a total possible 12 points (Harvard B did not advance to quarterfinals).Chen lost 2 men pointsNote: UCSD placed 2nd in the team tournament.This is the first game in the 2004 tournament for both teams. In general, college players start practicing kendo when they first start college.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.php Thanks to:Game - Shimizu-san, (me), Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - J. Jin, HRKC, HRKCAARecords - Courtside Staff, J. JinEquipment and Footage - C.K. Lin, J.H. LuCamera Operation - Hiroko(Post-Production - me) 2004 Shoryuhai...
2004 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Court A, second team game, Chuken match, MIT=white, Virginia Polytechnic Institute=red. MIT Chuken is Knoblich-san, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Chuken is Calilung-san. Calilung-san scores a kote point starting at 3 seconds to win; Virginia Polytechnic Institute wins Chuken match. Complete team tournament player stats:Knoblich-san scored no points out of a total possible 12 points (MIT did not advance to quarterfinals).Knoblich-san lost 1 men and 2 kote points.Calilung-san scored a total of 3 men and 1 kote out of a total possible 16 points (8 games including quarter- and semi-final).Calilung-san lost 5 men and 1 kote pointsNote: Virginia Polytechnic Institute placed 3rd in the team tournament. This is the first game in the 2004 tournament for both teams. In general, college players start practicing kendo when they first start college.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Knoblich-san, Calilung-san, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - J. Jin, HRKC, HRKCAARecords - Courtside Staff, J. JinEquipment and Footage - C.K. Lin, J.H. LuCamera Operation - Hiroko(Post-Production - me) 2004 Shoryuhai...
2004 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Court A, second team game, Fukusho match, MIT=white, Virginia Polytechnic Institute=red. MIT Fukusho is Son-san, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Fukusho is Hwang-san. Hwang-san scores men points starting at 29 seconds and 1:18 minutes to win; Virginia Polytechnic Institute wins Chuken match. Complete team tournament player stats:Son-san scored 2 men out of a total possible 12 points (MIT did not advance to quarterfinals).Son-san lost 3 men and 2 kote points.Hwang-san scored a total of 7 men out of a total possible 16 points (8 games including quarter- and semi-final).Hwang-san lost 2 men, 1 kote, and 1 do pointsNote: Virginia Polytechnic Institute placed 3rd in the team tournament. This is the first game in the 2004 tournament for both teams. In general, college players start practicing kendo when they first start college.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Son-san, Hwang-san, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - J. Jin, HRKC, HRKCAARecords - Courtside Staff, J. JinEquipment and Footage - C.K. Lin, J.H. LuCamera Operation - Hiroko(Post-Production - me) 2004 Shoryuhai...
For completeness this blank match is included:2004 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Court A, first team game, Jiho match, UCSD=white, Harvard B=red. UCSD Jiho is Hayashi-san, Harvard B has no Jiho. Two points are given to Hayashi-san and Harvard B forfeits Jiho match; UCSD wins Jiho match. For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.php Thanks to:Game - Hayashi-san, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - J. Jin, HRKC, HRKCAARecords - Courtside Staff, J. JinEquipment and Footage - C.K. Lin, J.H. LuCamera Operation - Hiroko(Post-Production - me) 2004 Shoryuhai...
2004 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Court A, second team game, Taisho match, MIT=white, Virginia Polytechnic Institute=red. MIT Taisho is Laird-san, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Taisho is Tzeng-san. Tzeng-san scores men point starting at 1:19 minutes to win; Virginia Polytechnic Institute wins Taisho match. End of Game 2, Virginia Polytechnic Institute wins Game 2. Complete team tournament player stats:Laird-san scored 3 men out of a total possible 12 points (MIT did not advance to quarterfinals). Laird-san lost 3 men and 1 kote points.Tzeng-san scored a total of 5 men and 2 kote out of a total possible 16 points (8 games including quarter- and semi-final).Tzeng-san lost 3 men and 2 kote pointsNote: Virginia Polytechnic Institute placed 3rd in the team tournament. This is the first game in the 2004 tournament for both teams. In general, college players start practicing kendo when they first start college.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Laird-san, Tzeng-san, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - J. Jin, HRKC, HRKCAARecords - Courtside Staff, J. JinEquipment and Footage - C.K. Lin, J.H. LuCamera Operation - Hiroko(Post-Production - me) 2004 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, UCLA A= white, UCSD A=red. UCLA A Senpo is Julian Amano, UCSD A Senpo is Hojin Park. Amano scores men point starting at 4:07 minutes to win; UCLA A wins Senpo match. UCLA A placed first, and UCSD A placed second in the team tournament.Hojin Park placed third in the individuals tournamentFor more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Julian Amano, Hojin Park, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, UCLA A= white, UCSD A=red. UCLA A Taisho is Aki Goya, UCSD A Taisho is Gene Kim. Goya scores men points starting at 56 seconds and 3:12 minutes to win; UCLA A wins Taisho match and Final game against UCSD A. Recap-- UCLA A Senpo: men, UCSD A Jiho: kote, Chuken tie, UCSD A Fukusho: men, UCLA A Taisho: men, men. UCLA A placed first, and UCSD A placed second in the team tournament. Aki Goya placed second in the individuals tournament.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Aki Goya, Gene Kim, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Individuals Semifinal match 1 of 2. Aki Goya of UCLA (Team A Taisho) in white, Antoine Fortier of McGill in red. Goya scores kote point starting at 1:51 minutes, Fortier scores men point starting at 4:07 minutes, Goya scores men point starting at 10:23 minutes to win; Aki Goya wins Semifinal Individuals match against Antoine Fortier. Two hansoku were given simultaneously, one for pushing and one for being pushed out of bounds. Also, a humorous moment, at 7:48 minutes, when Tahara Sensei had Aki fix his slipped zekken. Aki Goya placed second, and Antoine Fortier placed third in the individuals tournament.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Aki Goya, Antoine Fortier, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Harvard A= white, UCLA B=red. Harvard A Chuken is Brian Joo, UCLA B Chuken is Joseph Yang. Joo scores kote point starting at 1:28 minutes, Yang scores kote point starting at 1:57 minutes, Joo scores kote point starting at 2:32 minutes to win; Harvard A wins Chuken match.Harvard A placed 3rd in the team tournamentFor more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Brian Joo, Joseph Yang, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, UCLA A= white, UCSD A=red. UCLA A Fukusho is Anthony Yu, UCSD A Fukusho is Ann Tamura. Tamura scores men point starting at 1:04 minutes to win; UCSD A wins Fukusho match. UCLA A placed first, and UCSD A placed second in the team tournament.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Anthony Yu, Ann Tamura, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, UCLA A= white, UCSD A=red. UCLA A Chuken is Tim Tanaka, UCSD A Chuken is Takumi Kato. Zero point tie. UCLA A placed first, and UCSD A placed second in the team tournament.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Tim Tanaka, Takumi Kato, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Individuals Final match. T. Takino of Soka in white, Aki Goya of UCLA (Team A Taisho) in red. Takino scores gyaku do point starting at 1:21 minutes and men point starting at 2:29 minutes to win; T. Takino wins Final Individuals match against Aki Goya. The footage has again three minor continuity breaks; the head was warned as needing cleaning during the shoot. T. Takino placed first, and Aki Goya placed second in the individual tournament. For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - T. Takino, Aki Goya, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Harvard A= white, UCLA B=red. Harvard A Fukusho is Joseph Torella, UCLA B Fukusho is Jeffrey Song. Song scores kote point starting at 1:15 minutes, and men point starting at 1:58 minutes to win; UCLA B wins Fukusho match. Harvard A placed 3rd in the team tournamentFor more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Joseph Torella, Jeffrey Song, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Individuals Semifinal match 2 of 2. T. Takino of Soka in white, Hojin Park of UCSD (Team A Senpo) in red. Takino scores men point at 9:37 minutes to win; T. Takino wins Semifinal Individuals match against Hojin Park. Tamai Sensei had T. Takino change his tag, which was the wrong color (5 seconds into clip). Two hansoku were again given simultaneously (at around 4:56 minutes). The footage has three minorly significant continuity breaks; I missed the very start, there were a lot of timeouts, and the head was warned as needing cleaning during the shoot. T. Takino placed first, and Hojin Park placed third in the individual tournament. For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - T. Takino, Hojin Park, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Harvard A= white, UCLA B=red. Harvard A Senpo is Jon Choate, UCLA B Senpo is SeungWon Oh. Choate scores kote points starting at 38 and 53 seconds to win; Harvard A wins Senpo match.Harvard A placed 3rd in the team tournamentFor more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Jon Choate, SeungWon Oh, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2004 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Court A, end of first team game, Taisho match, UCSD=white, Harvard B=red. UCSD Taisho is Kato-san, Harvard B Taisho is Savella-san. Savella-san scores men point starting at 48 seconds. Kato-san scores men point starting at 1:17 minutes and kote point starting at 1:48 minutes to win; UCSD wins Taisho match. End of Game 1, UCSD wins Game 1.Complete team tournament player stats:Kato-san scored a total of 6 men and 4 kote out of a total possible 18 points (9 games including quarter-, semi-, and final).Kato-san lost 2 men and 1 kote pointsSavella-san scored a total of 1 men out of a total possible 12 points (Harvard B did not advance to quarterfinals).Savella-san lost 3 men and 1 kote pointsNote: UCSD placed 2nd in the team tournament.This is the first game in the 2004 tournament for both teams. In general, college players start practicing kendo when they first start college.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.php Thanks to:Game - Kato-san, Savella-san, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - J. Jin, HRKC, HRKCAARecords - Courtside Staff, J. JinEquipment and Footage - C.K. Lin, J.H. LuCamera Operation - Hiroko(Post-Production - me) 2004 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, a memorable moment. A serious fall during the Individuals match with Julian Amano of UCLA (Team A Senpo) in red and Antoine Fortier of McGill in white. I did not catch the beginning of the match, the cause of the fall, and the initial fall where Julian was prostrate and not moving for long, worrying moments; this is the rest of the match, where Julian gets up to fight again. Seen attending to Julian are his fellow teammate, UCLA A Taisho Aki Goya, in the white shirt is our medic, also identifiable by me in the shot are Shimpans Tomo Hayashi and Tamai Sensei. I was told by a friend who observed it more closely that the cause of the fall was an accidental thrust to the tsuki caused by unslowed momentum on the part of Antoine, all the way to out of bounds. I remember seeing the medic examine Julian's throat carefully. If you have any further details, please corroborate. For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Julian Amano, Antoine Fortier, Shimpan, Medic, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, two memorable moments. Perhaps the first appearance of Nito-style kendo at the Shoryuhai, this clip is of a second round match Individuals tournament with J. Park of NYU in red, and R. Gallardo of McGill (Nito-style, two shinai) in white. J. Park scores a men point near the very end of the match to win, then celebrates spontaneously inside the court, much to everyone's amusement. Then, (not caught on this footage, but as described by another Shimpan) Shimpancho Tahara Sensei calls a counsel with everyone in the court and instructs the Shimpan that normally the point is to be disqualified if the scorer celebrates his point within the shiaijo, but since he is Shimpancho and not at that court, his role is to guide and not decide, and the match end was already called, so he will let the results stand. However, Tahara Sensei says to remember in the future to disqualify the point if the scorer celebrates within the court. When J. Park learned that his actions might be seen as being disrespectful and was seriously incorrect, he was sincerely sorry and is said to have apologized to R. Gallardo for his faux pas. And so we learned that it is illegal to celebrate within the shiaijo.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - J. Park, R. Gallardo, Tahara Sensei, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2004 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Court A, second team game, Senpo match, MIT=white, Virginia Polytechnic Institute=red. MIT Senpo is She-san, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Senpo is Park-san. Zero point tie. Complete team tournament player stats:She-san scored a total of 1 men out of a total possible 12 points (MIT did not advance to quarterfinals).She-san lost 2 men and 1 kote pointsPark-san scored a total of 2 men and 1 kote out of a total possible 16 points (8 games including quarter- and semi-final).Park-san lost 2 men pointsNote: Virginia Polytechnic Institute placed 3rd in the team tournament. This is the first game in the 2004 tournament for both teams. In general, college players start practicing kendo when they first start college.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - She-san, Park-san, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - J. Jin, HRKC, HRKCAARecords - Courtside Staff, J. JinEquipment and Footage - C.K. Lin, J.H. LuCamera Operation - Hiroko(Post-Production - me) 2004 Shoryuhai...
2004 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Court A, second team game, Jiho match, MIT=white, Virginia Polytechnic Institute=red. MIT Jiho is Lam-san, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Jiho is McQuade-san. McQuade-san scores a men point starting at 1:35 minutes to win. Virginia Polytechnic Institute wins Jiho match. Complete team tournament player stats:Lam-san scored no points out of a total possible 6 points (MIT did not advance to quarterfinals, 3 Jihos were missing).Lam-san lost 1 men point.McQuade-san scored a total of 5 men out of a total possible 10 points (5 games including quarter- and semi-final, 3 Jihos were missing).McQuade-san lost 2 kote pointsNote: Virginia Polytechnic Institute placed 3rd in the team tournament. This is the first game in the 2004 tournament for both teams. In general, college players start practicing kendo when they first start college.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Lam-san, McQuade-san, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - J. Jin, HRKC, HRKCAARecords - Courtside Staff, J. JinEquipment and Footage - C.K. Lin, J.H. LuCamera Operation - Hiroko(Post-Production - me) 2004 Shoryuhai...
2004 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Court A, first team game, Chuken match, UCSD=white, Harvard B=red. UCSD Chuken is Cho-san, Harvard B Chuken is Filippidi-san. Cho-san scores men points starting at 21 and 42 seconds to win; UCSD wins Chuken match. Complete team tournament player stats:Cho-san scored a total of 11 men and 6 kote out of a total possible 18 points (9 games including quarter-, semi-, and final).Cho-san lost 1 men and 1 kote pointsFilippidi-san scored no points out of a total possible 12 points (Harvard B did not advance to quarterfinals).Filippidi-san lost 2 men and 1 kote pointsNote: UCSD placed 2nd in the team tournament, Cho-san placed 3rd in the individuals tournament. This is the first game in the 2004 tournament for both teams. In general, college players start practicing kendo when they first start college.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.php Thanks to:Game - Cho-san, Filippidi-san, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - J. Jin, HRKC, HRKCAARecords - Courtside Staff, J. JinEquipment and Footage - C.K. Lin, J.H. LuCamera Operation - Hiroko(Post-Production - me) 2004 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, UCLA A= white, UCSD A=red. UCLA A Jiho is Azusa Imai, UCSD A Jiho is Takeshi Harada. Harada scores kote point starting at 2:01 minutes to win; UCSD A wins Jiho match. UCLA A placed first, and UCSD A placed second in the team tournament.For more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Azusa Imai, Takeshi Harada, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Harvard A= white, UCLA B=red. Harvard A Taisho is Nitipat Pholchai, UCLA B Taisho is Andrew O'Neal. Pholchai scores men points starting at 1:32 and 2:24 minutes to win; Harvard A wins Taisho match, Quarterfinal game against UCLA B. Harvard A placed 3rd in the team tournamentFor more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Nitipat Pholchai, Andrew O'Neal, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...
2007 Annual Harvard Invitational Shoryuhai Intercollegiate Kendo Tournament, Harvard A= white, UCLA B=red. Harvard A Jiho is Howard Kwok, UCLA B Jiho is Nishiki Sano. Sano scores men point starting at 24 seconds, Kwok scores men point starting at 37 seconds, Sano scores men point starting at 51 seconds to win; UCLA B wins Jiho match.Harvard A placed 3rd in the team tournamentFor more information about the Shoryuhai, please visit: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/shoryuhai.phpThanks to:Game - Howard Kwok, Nishiki Sano, Shimpan, Courtside Staff, Harvard UniversityTournament Logistics - E. Hsu, HRKC, HRKCAAEquipment - J.Lu, S.ChenFootage and Post Production - me 2007 Shoryuhai...

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