저거 끝나고 인터뷰가 레전드임 한국 관중들야유하고 조국을메쳤니 개지랄병했는데 기자가 한국선수이기고 금메달딴 소감이어떠십니까 하니까 저는 원래 한국사람이고 한국과 유도를 사랑하니까 국적에관계없이 응원해주신분들 감사합니다 귀화는 유도때문에 했습니다 이러고 나갔음 진짜 안타깝고 멋있는사람
No. He was raised as Korean. He was discriminated against in Korea, so he got Japanese citizenship and became a Japan member, but due to his unfair play, he was hated in Japan. Many Japanese cannot forget this play. He applied oil on his body. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EgqjLbMDd2U.html&t He did the same violation as a judo fighter as well. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4cQyS_ZJIpc.html
It was not just racist. In korea YongIn univ has great power in judo. Most of player and referee are Yongin univ. So they discriminate Non Yongin univ. Akiyama was victim of Yogin univ. Cartel.
He might be anti-Japan, but I don't know him personally so I can't state that, and neither can the Japanese people. Also "not a Samurai" well yes under the literal context, he's not a fighter from futile Japan. But any one who has trained to the level Akiyama has achieved in Judo has Bushido. Plus I think the Japanese people don't like him because of what happened with Kazushi Sakuraba.
Im Korean I can try to explain. Yoshihiro Akiyama or Chu-Sung-Hoon has both Korean and Japanese ethnicity. His mother was a swimmer and his father was a Judoka. Since the history between Korea and Japan isn't great they tend to have many rivalries in many aspects, and Judo happens to be one of the most competitive. I practiced as a Judoka for a while (no where near his level ofc) but it was a common saying "No matter what you can't lose to Japan". He faced discrimination in both Korea and Japan due to his mixed race. Which is why you see on his MMA matches in the UFC he is wearing both countries flags. I'm not sure how Japan treated him but back at the time, he was denied to represent Korea despite him wanting to. Things are much different now and he is a highly respected MMA and Judoka in both nations.
I don't think you understand the context of the sentence, I wan't saying he was against Japan and the Japanese. It was a point on his continuation of cheating, it's against the ways of traditional Japanese culture e.g. Bushido. I also wasn't the person stating that, the person I was talking to is Japanese and was claiming Akiyama wasn't Japanese and he's "anti-Japan." I was merely saying that I don't know him and his beliefs, anything is possible.
It's laughable you state "Cheating, it's against the ways of traditional Japanese culture" That's like you're protesting against animal cruelty while eating a burger and wearing a leather jacket. Go read your history how Japanese forcefully invaded surrounding countries and slaughtered millions of innocent people. Japan also bombed Pearl Harbor without warning. I highly recommend correcting your misunderstanding of "cheating and traditional Japanese culture." Regardless of one's race, culture, religion or tradition, ethics must be honored first and foremost.
Akiyama is like 4th generation Korean Japanese, just like Afro Americans, and Hispanics, and Anglo Euros who live here in the US. However, Japanese people are the most racist, and don't consider Akiyama a Japanese and hates him along with other races. It's just sad shit to see.
+Nice Guy That's why his Japanese wife loves him xD I think the country is split. There are those who honor the imperial Japan, like how there are neo Nazis and KKK in the U.S. and there are those who believes Japan should get along with Korea and Japan. It just sucks because most of the politicans that run the country are pro-imperialists. I've personally met shitty Japanese and I've met nice ones who didn't care about race.
Yes, that's true, you're right. Unfortunately, worthless people are all over no matter where you go. I think the world still operates only by those handful of good people, definitely not by majority..
+Nice Guy Arent't those Koreans who booed him? Because in 2001 he won a gold(?) medal for Korea then he changed nationality, and won another gold for Japan by beating Dongjin which is a Korean.
I have not seen that clip, however, I wouldn't doubt it since ignorant people are all around us. We even fight with our own family members... I wished we could just leave the race aside when dealing with each other. There are beautiful people in every race.
Nice Guy Japanese booed him too after he beat the nation's sweetheart, Sakuraba. But it was more because he was accused of cheating and the match was nullified. Yeah, fanaticism towards race and nationality is ridiculous. If it's a good fight, then it deserves to be praised. He has come a long way, though. He's a megastar now in Korea. Every show wants him.
추성훈은 유도 선수로는 잘하는 정도였다. 오히려 격투기로 넘어오면서 타격가로서의 재능을 발견한거지. 김민수나 이태현 등의 경우를 보면 알 수 있듯이 그래플러가 나이 들어 격투기로 넘어오면 안타까운 수준의 타격을 보여주는 경우가 많은데 추성훈은 마치 처음부터 타격가이기나 했던 것처럼 대단한 타격을 보여 주었다. 미루어 짐작했을때 추성훈은 처음부터 복싱이나 아예 MMA를 했으면 대성했을거다. 특히 복싱 쪽으로 나갔으면 세계 챔피언 한자리는 했을것.
@@davidpark5462 He was never the best in the world - or close to it. I think the poster was trying to simply say that Akiyama was better at MMA than he was at judo - which is correct. It's kind of opposite of how Yoon Dong-sik was better at judo than he was at MMA.
+이재석 쪽팔린 줄 알라고?? 네네.. 왜 일본국대가 된 지는 님보다는 최소한 더 잘 알죠. 편파적이고 썩은 각종 스포츠협회의 피해자들이 아끼마야혼자 일까요? 추는 안현수와 다른, 이후 이중적인 삶을 사는것 같아보여 별로입니다. 우리의 지나친 동정심이 유독 추성훈만을 tv쇼,광고에서 돈벌이하는 연예인으로 만들어놨네요.
추성훈은 자기가 한국의 유도 파벌에 피해를 봤다고 하지만 글쎄... 윤동식이 피해를 보면 피해를 봤지. 물론 기계적인 공정함은 없었을거고 호각일때 용인대 라인 쪽으로 팔이 안으로 굽었겠지만 추성훈이 또한 그런 걸 압도할만큼 탁월한 실력을 보여준것도 아니고.(이 경기에서 나오듯이) 사실 살아본 사람은 알겠지만 아무래도 스포츠계 쪽에는 보통 사회 인물들보다 떨어지는 인물들이 가기 마련이다. 그런데 그 인물들에게 완벽한 공정함을 바라는것도 무리 아닐까. 추성훈 역시 마찬가지로서 종합 경기에서 크림 도포하고 경기했다가 일본에서 매장당할뻔 하지 않았던가. 추성훈이 그렇게 질 낮은 면이 있는 것처럼 한국 유도계에도 질 낮은 면이 있는 것이라는 정도로 이해해두면 될 것 같다. 물론 윤동식은 명백한 용인대 라인의 희생자.
He is not Japanese, and he wears hand cream etc. on his dogi. He has no choice but to win. Then, when a complaint about a dogi came from the opponent country of the war, he changed his clothes and then lost in a row. He looks down on Japanese judo. There are many Japanese who hate him.
