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JUDO 1975-1985 All Japan Championships: Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 (JPN)

1975 1:30 Haruki Uemura 上村 春樹 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 1977 3:17 Katsuhiko Iwata 岩田 勝彦 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 5:28 Sumio Endo 遠藤 純男 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 1978 8:06 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Yoshihiro Nakamura 中村義博 10:07 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Chonosuke Takagi 高木 長之助 1979 11:53 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Toshiyuki Murita 村田利幸 12:25 Yaskawa 安河 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 13:28 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Isao Matsui 松井勲 14:42 Sumio Endo 遠藤 純男 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 1980 17:47 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Sumio Endo 遠藤 純男 1980 All Japan Weight Championship (Yamashita breaks ankle, kani basami) 19:48 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Sumio Endo 遠藤 純男 1981 21:08 Koji Kuramoto 倉本浩二 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 22:16 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Chonosuke Takagi 高木 長之助 23:22 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Isao Matsui 松井勲 24:41 Sumio Endo 遠藤 純男 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 1982 27:34 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Yoshihiro Nakamura 中村義博 28:49 Seiki Nose 精機鼻 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下泰裕 30:02 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下泰裕 - Nobutoshi Hikage 日蔭暢年 30:42 Isao Matsui 松井勲 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下泰裕 1983 31:59 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Yoshihiro Nakamura 中村義博 32:31 Yoshihiro Nakamura 中村義博 - Takeshi Suwa 諏訪武 33:16 Takao Fuyiwara 藤原孝夫 - Yoshihiro Nakamura 中村義博 34:54 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Hitoshi Saito 斉藤仁 1984 38:32 Hirotoshi Watanabe 渡辺博敏 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 40:19 Masaki Nakajima 中島正樹 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 41:18 Yoshimi Masaki 正木嘉美 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 43:10 Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 - Hitoshi Saito 斉藤仁 1985 46:56 Kazuhiko Kuroda 黒田一彦 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 47:40 Akinori Inudo 犬道明伸 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 49:09 Jun Hikawa 氷川潤 - - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 50:32 Yoshimi Masaki 正木嘉美 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 52:22 Hitoshi Saito 斉藤仁 - Yasuhiro Yamashita 山下 泰裕 Yasuhiro Yamashita (山下 泰裕 Yamashita Yasuhiro, born June 1, 1957 in Yamato, Kumamoto) is one of the most successful judo competitors of all time. He currently works as an instructor or advisor for numerous organizations, including Tokai University, the International Judo Federation, and the All Japan Judo Federation. He retired from competitive judo on June 17, 1985 after a remarkable career where he won five gold medals in international competitions and marked 203 consecutive victories (with 7 draws in-between) until his retirement. He received the Japanese National Prize of Honor on October 9, 1984. Judovision is a non-profit initiative to preserve classic and historic Judo videos, and share it with the world. Any commercials you might see on the videos are from third party rights. Please keep watching these videos: your views, shares and likes are our reward. #JUDO