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Bo-Taoshi | The Japanese Sport That Looks Like All Out War.

Bo-taoshi — literally “pole toppling” — is a traditional Japanese game that began as a military training exercise and evolved into a festival spectacle. With 150 players on each team, the goal is simple but brutal: topple the enemy’s pole while defending your own. In this Stridelore episode, we dive into the history of Bo-taoshi, its post-war origins at the National Defense Academy of Japan, the rules that create such organized chaos, and the controversies that surround its safety and future. From battlefield drills to viral internet clips, this is the story of one of the world’s most extreme and fascinating traditions. Would you step into the field for this strange bizarre sport? Comment below, and let’s hear your take. If you enjoy cinematic stories about unusual sports and global traditions, hit like and subscribe to Stridelore and make sure to check out:    • WORLD RECORD DEADLIFT  510kg | Hafthor "Th...  . #BoTaoshi #JapaneseSports #Stridelore #UnusualSports #ExtremeSports #SportsHistory #JapanTraditions #ChaoticGames #MilitaryTraining #PoleToppling