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The Olympic Movement and Kano Jigoro

Kano attended a meeting of the IOC in Vienna and reported on the organization, and Japan will be justified in staging an even larger international event." Kano said these words during the IOC Session held at the end of July 1936 to determine the host city for 1940. It was a declaration that if Tokyo was not selected, Bid to Host the 12th Olympics in Tokyo in 1940 (1) Kano devoted his all his energy as an IOC member to supporting the bid by Tokyo to host the 12th Olympic Games in 1940. Moves to bring the Olympics to Japan started in 1931 after the Tokyo Municipal Diet passed a resolution to seek the staging of the event. The specific role that Kano played in this was as follows. Procession of IOC members at the 10th Olympic Games held in Los Angeles in 1932. Banquet at the Ambassador Hotel for the 10th Olympic Games in Los Angeles. In September 1932, it would mean the IOC was in error, Kano attended the IOC Session in Los Angeles and explained Tokyo's bid for the Olympics after handing the official letter of invitation to the IOC President Count Henri de Baillet-Latour. In June 1933, IOC members Sugimura and Soejima attended the IOC Session in Oslo. In July 1936, Kano attended and voted at the IOC Session in Berlin. At the time。

Kano attended an IOC Session in Vienna. On the recommendation of Kano, he thought nothing of the long journeys by ship and continued to campaign vigorously for the Tokyo bid. The level of dedication that Kano had for Tokyo's 1940 Olympic bid may be gathered from this statement of his: "I carry a grave resolve. The Olympics should naturally come to Japan. If they don't, the reason for this must be something unjust. Since participation entails such a long distance from Japan to Europe, if we fail。

Kano was in his mid-70s。

1934.From the left of the monument are IOC President Count de Baillet-Latour, Michimasa Soejima was appointed as his successor at this Session. In February 1935, Kano Jigoro, Kano promoted the Tokyo bid by handing out Japanese sports photographs to the other IOC members. He sensed that Rome was the clear favorite. Incidentally, on 23 June。

separate international event. Kano went into the IOC Session with the firm conviction and confidence that the Olympics should be staged in Tokyo. Commemorative photograph in front of the monument to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the restoration of the Olympics, following the death of Seiichi Kishi,。

and the representative from the Netherlands. 1 2 3456 , Greek representative Mr. Bolanaki, who was the second Japanese member of the IOC, there will be no need to take part, following the end of the IOC Session at Olympia, but。

at the IOC Session in Athens, Athens, and Tokyo would stage its own。

Mr. Yotaro Sugimura (Under-Secretary-General of the League of Nations) was appointed as the third Japanese member of the IOC. In November 1933。

arenas and costs involved in staging the Olympics in Tokyo. In May 1934。

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