描述

One of the earliest disciples of Judo, first to be awarded shodan (black belt) along with Tsunejiro Tomita. One of the Kōdōkan Shitennō (Four Guardians of the Kodokan). Known for his yama arashi technique and role in establishing Judo's superiority over jujutsu.

师父（1）

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  嘉納 治五郎

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  One of Jigoro Kano's earliest students, enrolled at Kodokan in August 1882, mentioned in Kano's memoirs with quotation about becoming his student shortly thereafter

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  Frederico Muñoz

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  One of Jigoro Kano's earliest students, enrolled at Kodokan in August 1882, mentioned in Kano's memoirs with quotation about becoming his student shortly thereafter

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  Frederico Muñoz

  Researcher、Martialis

  “Shortly thereafter, in August 1882, the now famous Shiro Saigo became a student of mine”

  — WATSON, Brian N. Judo memoirs of Jigoro Kano. Trafford Publishing, 2008link

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  Posthumously awarded 6th dan by Jigoro Kano on 1923-01-14 after his death, documented by Judo Channel with specific date and quotation

  段級位制（1923-01-14）

  授予者：嘉納 治五郎、講道館

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  Frederico Muñoz

  Researcher、Martialis

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  Posthumously awarded 6th dan by Jigoro Kano on 1923-01-14 after his death, documented by Judo Channel with specific date and quotation

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  Frederico Muñoz

  Researcher、Martialis

  “January, 1923: 6th Dan (...) Upon receiving news of his death, Jigoro Kano awarded him a posthumous promotion to the 6th Dan on January 14, 1923”

  — Shiro Saigolinkinfo

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