Kazuo Henry ‘Hank’ Ogawa
A local instructor passed away last week. Kazuo Henry “Hank” Ogawa (March 8, 1916 – Jan. 19, 2012), of Ontario, Oregon, passed away peacefully at...
The United States Judo Federation is a non-profit organization that provides national standards and guidelines for the development of grassroots judo for its students and members.
The vision of USJF is to have JUDO in every american community and school.
Our mission is to serve and support its members in the American judo community while upholding the principles of mutual welfare and benefit.
A local instructor passed away last week. Kazuo Henry “Hank” Ogawa (March 8, 1916 – Jan. 19, 2012), of Ontario, Oregon, passed away peacefully at...
Dear Vaughn Imada, I have known Jerry Hays for many years (20+). I know he is very dedicated to preserving the history and documents of...
USJA and USJF have recently undertaken a joint venture regarding the Archivist Committee. Our goal is to preserve judo history in the United States in...
When I was told that I was chosen to represent the United States at the 2011 Sanix Judo Tournament, in Fukuoka, Japan, I was in...
Prof. Luis Guardia has published a book titled: “Origen del Judo Panamericano [The Origin of Judo in Pananamerica]” with plenty of photographs about the history...