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    schema:description "Jodo teacher (1899–1998), a student of Shiraishi Hanjiro; chief instructor in Fukuoka City after Takayama Kiroku's death in 1938, and with Shimizu Takaji the first to demonstrate the All Japan Kendo Federation jodo forms (1969)."@en ;
    schema:keywords "jodo" ;
    schema:name "Otofuji Ichizō"@ja-latn ;
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    ns2:quotation "His influential students included Takayama Kiroku (ca. 1893–1938), Otofuji Ichizo (1899–1998), and Shimizu Takaji (1896–1978)." ;
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    ns2:quotation "Takayama continued to devote himself to popularizing jodo until 1938, when he died suddenly at the age of 46. After that, Otofuji became the chief instructor in Fukuoka City." ;
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