Fourth JJAVA Symposium on Judo Accidents (November 27, 2011)
Fourth JJAVA Symposium on Judo Accidents
Date: November 27, 2011
Time: Part I (10:00-12:35) / Part II (13:30-16:30)
Location: Nicolas Barre, 14-4 Roku-bancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 〒102-0085
Program: (The speeches and discussions are made in Japanese.)
Part I
1. Reality and Characteristics of Judo Accidents in Japan
— Consideration of Martial Arts as a Compulsory School Sport
Ryo Uchida, associate professor at Nagoya University Graduate School of
Education and Human Development
2. Judo Accidents can be Prevented ? Judo Accidents and Safety Measures in
Overseas Countries
Yoshihiro Murakawa, Vice President, Japan Judo Accident Victims Association
3.Contact Sports and Brain Injuries
Dr. Masato Noji, Head of Department of Neurosurgery, Ashigarakami
Prefectural Hospital;
Chairman, Kanagawa Prefecture Amateur Boxing Medical Committee;
Member, Medical Committee of Kanagawa Prefecture Taiikukyoukai (Sports
Association);
JASA certified in Sports Medicine
4. Talks by family members of judo accident victims
Part II
1. ASDH-generating Mechanism and its Prevention
Yusuke Miyazaki, assistant professor at Kanazawa University, Faculty of
Mechanical Engineering, Institute of Science and Engineering
2. Judo Accidents and Medical Evidence for Lawsuit — with reference to
Child Abuse Cases
Dr. Saori Nambu, assistant professor at Yokohama City University, School of
Medicine
3. Talks by family members of judo accident victims
Admission Fee: 2,000Yen (one-day) / 1,000Yen (Part I or Part II only)
Sponsor: Japan Judo Accident Victims Association (JJAVA)
Supporter: Asahi Shinbun Social Welfare Organization
