El 18 de Abril de 1888 tuvo lugar dentro de la embajada británica en Japón la lectura de un apasionante documento titulado: "Jujutsu, el antiguo arte samurai de luchar sin armas". El autor material fue el profesor Jigoro Kano, fundador del Judo Kodokan. El reverendo Thomas Lindsay asistió a Kano en la traducción y describió la escuela de Kano en las últimas páginas del texto. Este documento es d...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researcher...