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    schema:description "Japanese judo administrator, second son of Kanō Jigorō, the founder of judo. Never practiced judo himself, but as an organizational figure shaped postwar Japanese and international judo: third head (館長) of the Kōdōkan (1946-1980), first president of the All Japan Judo Federation (1949-1980), and president of the International Judo Federation (1952-1965), under whom the first World Judo Championships were held from 1956. Handled the aftermath of the dissolution of the Dai Nippon Butokukai in 1946, including recognition of Butokukai dan grades as Kodokan grades, took part in the negotiations with the occupation authorities to restore judo education in schools, hosted the All Japan Judo Championships under Kodokan auspices in 1948, and petitioned IOC president Avery Brundage in 1960 to make judo an official sport of the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. Awarded Jean de Herdt his 4th dan in December 1951, in his capacity as president of the Kodokan and of the Japanese judo federation."@en ;
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    schema:name "嘉納 履正"@ja, "Kanō Risei"@ja-latn ;
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    ns2:researchNote "Organizational figure rather than a martial artist - the Japanese Wikipedia notes explicitly that Risei never actually learned judo (自身は実際に柔道を学んだことはない). No dan grade is recorded for him. His career: graduate of Kokugakuin University; served at the Imperial Household Agency (宮内省図書寮御用掛) before becoming a Kodokan director; succeeded Nanjō Jirō as 3rd Kodokan head in November 1946 upon the latter's resignation through illness, serving until 1980; first president of the All Japan Judo Federation from 1949 until 1980; IJF president from 1952 until 1965 (one Japanese account, 『柔道界のデスマッチ』, claims the 1965 resignation was a forced ouster). Successfully campaigned to have judo made an official Olympic sport for the 1964 Tokyo Games. His eldest son Kanō Yukimitsu later served as Kodokan head and All Japan Judo Federation president. The encyclopedic infoboxes describe him as president of the Kodokan and of the Japanese judo federation, a shorthand for these roles in the December 1951 awarding of de Herdt's 4th dan.\n" .
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    ns2:quotation "嘉納 履正（かのう りせい、1900年〈明治33年〉11月25日 - 1986年〈昭和61年〉1月13日）は、講道館第3代館長（1946年 - 1980年）・全日本柔道連盟初代会長（1949年 - 1980年）。嘉納治五郎の次男。第二次世界大戦後の日本の柔道の存続・再編組織化・発展に尽力するとともに、国際柔道連盟の会長も務めるなど、国際的な普及に貢献した。" ;
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