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    schema:alternateName "Yamashita's American Mission (1903-1906)"@en ;
    schema:description "Yoshiaki Yamashita's 1903-1906 mission to the United States, the first Kodokan judo instruction abroad: hired by the Seattle businessman Sam Hill to teach his son, Yamashita gave the first Kodokan judo exhibition shown to a non-Japanese audience in North America (Seattle Theatre, October 1903), taught President Theodore Roosevelt in the White House (March-April 1904), wrestled a private match against Joseph Grant (February 1905), and taught judo at the US Naval Academy (1905-1906). The member events are linked to this series via part_of_id."@en, "山下義韶の1903年から1906年にかけてのアメリカ派遣。シアトルの実業家サミュエル・ヒルの依頼で渡米した山下は、 北米で初めて非日本人観客に講道館柔道を披露したシアトル劇場の演武会（1903年10月）、ホワイトハウスでの セオドア・ルーズベルト大統領への柔道指導（1904年3月-4月）、ジョセフ・グラントとの非公開試合（1905年2月）、 米海軍兵学校での柔道課程（1905年-1906年）を行った。各行事は part_of_id で本シリーズに属する。"@ja ;
    schema:keywords "kodokan", "united-states" ;
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    schema:name "Professor Yamashita in America"@en, "山下義韶のアメリカ滞在"@ja ;
    schema:startDate "1903-09/1906-06" ;
    ns2:earliestYear "1903"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer> ;
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    ns2:researchNote "Yamashita sailed from Yokohama on 23 September 1903 aboard the SS Shinano Maru with his wife Fude and his assistant Saburo Kawaguchi, and left the United States after the 1906 academic year (he attended a judo conference in Kyoto on 24 July 1906). His sponsors included several leading Japanese industrialists. Sam Hill's original purpose - teaching his son James Nathan - was displaced when Roosevelt took Yamashita for the White House and Naval Academy appointments; Hill later complained that Roosevelt had \"taken away from Harvard my judo man without my permission or even asking.\"" .
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    schema:citation "Joseph R. Svinth, \"Professor Yamashita Goes to Washington\", Journal of Combative Sport, Oct 2000" ;
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    ns2:quotation "So, on September 23, 1903 the 38-year old Yamashita, his 25-year old wife Fude, and his 19-year old assistant Saburo Kawaguchi boarded the SS Shinano Maru in Yokohama." ;
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    schema:citation "Joseph R. Svinth, \"Professor Yamashita Goes to Washington\", Journal of Combative Sport, Oct 2000" ;
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    ns2:quotation "But following the end of the 1906 academic year Yamashita left the United States for Japan, and on July 24 he attended an important judo conference held in Kyoto." ;
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