Zhu Zi knew that Kitagawa had his own development ideas for the development of Janiss, so he didn't say anything more. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

"Mr. Zhu Zi, if Sony Music and Naoki Kitagawa had paid enough benefits, would you choose to cooperate with them?" asked Kitagawa.

"Of course, I choose to cooperate, but it depends on whether they can come up with the benefits that make me happy, and I am a very difficult person. Zhu Zi said with a smile.

"Mr. Zhu Zi really thinks long-term. Do you think they're going to pay a big enough benefit?"

"I'm sure it will. ”

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Tokyo Budokan.

The AKB48 Guessing Tournament will be held here.

The Budokan mainly popularizes and rewards traditional Japanese martial arts, and also serves as an avenue for honing the body and mind. When it was first established, it was also established with this purpose in mind. At first, it was called "Nippon Budokan", but later it was officially named "Nippon Budokan", and Budokan was also the name of the owner's foundation.

The area around the Budokan was originally the seat of the Tsukushi Shrine, the guardian saint of the Kanto region, when Ota Road was built in Edo, and after Tokugawa Ieyasu entered the house, it began to serve as the big house of the Naito Kiyonari people of the Kanto region, so it is called Daikan Street. After the Tokugawa Tadanaga or Tokugawa Tsunagi built a large house, the Tokugawa family of the Tokugawa clan after the middle of the Edo period, the Tokugawa family's Imperial Three Secretaries built a large house, but it was destroyed after the Meiji Restoration.

In order to make a spiritual representation of martial arts on the large roof of the field-like flowing beauty at the foot of Mt. Fuji, the Budokan presents a magnificent and majestic posture to the Imperial Palace and Kitanomaru Park.

The Budokan was established with strong support from members of the Diet who love martial arts, the government, and the financial sector and the public with the strong support of all of them.

With a grant of about 2 billion yen from the Emperor and donations from the state and the people, construction began in October 1963 (Showa 38), and the construction lasted only 12 months, and in September 1964 (Showa 39), the world's magnificent temple of Japanese martial arts was beautifully completed.

On October 3, 1964, after the opening ceremony of the dokan, the "ceremony of the beginning of martial arts" archery, sumo, swordsmanship, and judo was held.

The 18th Olympiad (1964 Tokyo Olympics) was held at the venue of Japan's national judo, which was used for the first time in an official competition, and athletes and spectators from all over the world gathered for the first time. At the same time, traditional martial arts such as swordsmanship, archery, and sumo wrestling are announced as public performances in front of martial arts officials from all over the world.

Since then, the Budokan has been established with the aim of carrying out various martial arts promotion and popularization projects, such as youth martial arts training meetings and martial arts leaders' seminars.

On the one hand, the martial arts hall is used as a major field for the physical and mental training of young people, and on the other hand, many national events of public interest are also carried out in the museum.

The Budokan from the front entrance was one of the venues for the Tokyo Olympics held in 1964 and was completed on October 3, 1964. The design was completed by Mamoru Yamada, and the octagonal design is modeled after the Dream Hall of Horyuji Temple. The ridge line of the large roof beam is designed in the original shape of Mt. Fuji. During the Tokyo Olympics, a four-day judo tournament was held at the Budokan from October 20. The main hall is surrounded by large wooden planks, and when used as a judo arena, it is covered with tatami mats, and during concerts, it is covered with health mats as mats.

Hundreds of tatami used in judo are mainly collected in the underground of the main street. The Japanese flag on the ceiling of the avenue is always hung high, and it will not be taken down during any concert or event. There are 3,199 fixed seats on the first floor, 7,846 fixed seats on the second and third floors, 480 standing seats on the third floor, and up to 2,946 seats on the main street. In addition to the Daido Field, there are also small-scale judo and kendo fields.

In addition, there are student federation offices of each martial arts and the offices of international martial arts universities. There are also 12 ventilation fans on the lower side of the dojo, and you can also ventilate in the building. Nowadays, Budokan is used for various music events such as concerts and live broadcasts, and it is the biggest use of Budokan.

After the completion of the construction, the 18th Olympiad Tokyo Games was held, and judo competitions that attracted attention from home and abroad were held at the event, raising the evaluation of the facility as a large-scale competition venue.

In order to popularize the training of martial arts youths in the center of the martial arts hall and the proper and sound training of martial arts in the venues, the central and local elementary and middle schools are planning to hold various martial arts training meetings for high school students, such as training seminars and seminars for outstanding leaders, preservation of ancient martial arts, and international seminars for foreigners.

In order to promote these projects, Japan's first martial arts academy was established in April 1966 (Showa 41), with the training of martial arts leaders and the practical skills of young people. In August 1971 (Showa 46), Katsuura City, Chiba Prefecture opened the Nippon Budokan Training Center, which was equipped with a 1,000-piece tatami mat large avenue and a dormitory for 280 people, and provided a wide range of services for martial arts practitioners.

At the same time, from the viewpoint of medical and scientific research related to martial arts, as well as the promotion of historical and cultural research, we are conducting academic research activities such as the International Martial Arts University and the Japan Martial Arts Society.

In the campaign campaign, the campaign aims at martial arts leaders, and the monthly magazine "Martial Arts" is published with the slogan "A Comprehensive Magazine for Cultivating Spiritual and Technical Talents", and a special feature is designed to help improve the qualifications and guidance of martial arts leaders as reports and serials, and the status of each province's activities is reported in various magazines such as the news, so as to fulfill the role of martial arts promotion.

In terms of business, we hold impromptu calligraphy and painting competitions, open recruitment exhibitions for calligraphy and calligraphy, and leadership seminars for the purpose of cultivating young people's rich feelings. In addition, from the perspective of lifelong learning, we publish a monthly magazine "Calligraphy of Calligraphy," which includes the history and theory of calligraphy.

For the international business of martial arts, the International Martial Arts Culture Symposium for foreign martial arts practitioners in Japan is held every March at the Nippon Budokan Training Center. Approximately 70 Japanese martial arts delegations from the 2nd school of ancient martial arts, which have become 9 types of martial arts, are dispatched to foreign businessmen once a year to announce the skills and essence of martial arts around the world, and to exchange and practice with people involved in martial arts, playing an important role in promoting international exchange and goodwill.