超エリート大学柔道軍団の寮メシに密着！強さの秘訣は１日米３００合！？１日ルーティンに密着

超エリート大学柔道軍団の寮メシに密着！強さの秘訣は１日米３００合！？１日ルーティンに密着

Hmm… The food here is the best. It’s delicious. A look at the dorm food at Tenri University’s Judo Club! Single-handed cooking for 86 judo club members Omurice after practice is delicious. It’s the best! A look at the strength and true character of the Tenri University Judo Club Nara, Japan Founded in 1925
Tenri University Judo Hall 7:50
Judo Club members gather one after another Tenri University Judo Club
Coach Anai “Tenri University Judo Club” celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.
Currently, the club has a long history with 86 members. Preparing for morning practice Practice is conducted jointly with female club members, police officers, and others. Morning practice begins. Segawa
Won the Inter-High School Championships in the over 100kg division and won international competitions. 1955: The University’s Faculty of Physical Education was expanded and the Judo Club was established.
Tenri University Judo Club was established. Mr. Yasuichi Matsumoto, invited from Kyushu, became the first coach. He thoroughly instructed in “running” to strengthen leg strength and “offensive judo” to score ippon. Later, they achieved national dominance
Laying the foundation for Tenri Judo The “Tenri Judo” style, which relies on ippon (a win), was established and passed down, leaving behind numerous achievements Produced numerous Olympic and World Championship medalists Produced athletes such as Tadahiro Nomura (three-time Olympic champion) and Shohei Ono (Olympic gold medalist),
Known as one of Japan’s leading judo clubs The temperature that day was 36.2 degrees.
It was hellishly hot inside the judo hall… About a five-minute bike ride from Tenri University. Tamachi Furusato Dormitory All members of the judo club live in the dormitory. 8:30 AM
Dormitory cafeteria Spacious kitchen In parallel with morning practice,
preparation for breakfast for the team members begins. The head chef is preparing the dormitory meals. Today’s menu:
Omurice with demi-glace sauce, potatoes with tuna and mayonnaise, meatballs, cold tofu, and bananas. Cooking rice. Staff) How many sho of rice do you cook? One meal per day consumes roughly 10 to 11 sho (100-110 go). Three meals consume roughly 30 sho. Staff member: How many students live in the dormitory here? There are 86 students living in the dormitory (all boarding school). Rice for omelet rice
Mixing consommé Staff member) Until what time will you be working alone? 10 o’clock. Two part-time workers will be coming in at 10 o’clock. Together with them. Part-time staff start preparing the cafeteria in advance.
If there’s anything they can serve, they’ll serve it. Potatoes Staff) So you’re the only one who cooks most of the food? Yes, there’s only one employee who cooks. Staff) I bet you can eat a lot, right? That’s right.
The amount you eat is… I have the impression that they eat a lot. They definitely have to manage their weight.
They have to manage their weight for their rank. Some girls can’t eat at all because of weight loss. They only eat this much rice, adjusting the amount a little in a bowl. There are times when they have to measure the amount by gram. There are times when I just eat a ton. Everyone manages their own diet. I think that’s amazing. Corn Staff) Do you always plan the menu? This menu was prepared by a registered dietitian at headquarters for the judo club. It’s something that’s planned and prepared. We just make it on-site based on that. The calorie count is also carefully calculated. Staff) You don’t serve this every day, do you? Every day, morning, noon, and night. Maybe only on Saturdays, breakfast and lunch.
Saturday lunch is curry or something like that. I’m done with lunch. Sundays are my only days off. Onions Making potatoes with tuna and mayonnaise Mayonnaise Mixing everything together Potatoes with tuna and mayonnaise Tablecloth Setting up tablecloth Meatballs Making demi-glace sauce The sauce is ready! Staff) That’s a lot of bananas! Staff) How many do you have? Half the amount for one person. About 43 pieces. 9:00
Morning practice continues. It was a good practice, and the content was good. When it’s time to work, work.
When it’s time to rest, rest. Eat a good meal and get some rest. 10:30
Morning practice ends. Return to the dorm. 10:20
Finish preparing the omelet rice just in time for the end of morning practice. (Usually) I stir-fry it right away and then dig in the rice. Stir-fry it, then cook it with the sauce. Since we’re cooking a large amount,
we make the sauce first. Then we lightly mix the rice. After practice,
we gather in the cafeteria. We want to drink something cold for ourselves. Putting ice in the kettle Also, lately, I’ve been icing my muscles in the summer. I’ve been taking ice baths in the bath to relax my muscles. I think he’s doing it. Maybe he’ll come soon? Carrying the ice in a trash can. The rice is cooked. 86 servings are ready at once. I’m hungry.
I want to eat. If the kids are ready anytime soon, Please, please,
I’ll keep on eating. He appears with three rice balls. He gets some meatballs. He can’t wait for the omelet rice,
he eats the rice ball in three bites. He washes it down with ice-cold tea. This is a special sauce made with love by the chef. The surface will dry out if you leave it. Occasionally, I mix it all together like this
one by one. Can you pour it over me? Shall we go? 10:45
Serving begins. Omurice. Let’s eat! I also got some omurice. Cold tofu. Omurice after practice is delicious. It’s the best! Staff) What year are you all? Fourth-year students. Third-year and second-year students. I didn’t do anything bad, so I’m not a monk. Staff) Did you do it of your own volition? I did it of my own volition
and with great enthusiasm. Staff) Is there a menu item you like here? Favorite menu item? Tako rice Yakiniku bowl! Staff member: Where are you from? I’m from Hyogo. This person is from there. It’s about three minutes away. Staff member: But you’re a dorm resident? It’s a boarding school, so I live in the dorms. I’m from Mie Prefecture. I’m from Ehime. There are also people from Okinawa. Hokkaido is in the north. Staff) Is there any particular reason why you chose Tenri University? It’s been a dream of mine for a long time. Maybe it’s just because it’s close to my house. Please tell me anything. Thank you. More and more students are coming to live in the dorms. The cold tofu and meatballs are disappearing quickly. Thanks for the meal! It’s no exaggeration to say she’s like a second mother to me. It’s hot (during practice). It’s hot because there’s no air conditioning. Staff member: I was surprised at how hot it was (during filming). I asked her about her goals. There’s a weight-class team competition. I want to win there. As an individual, there’s the Kansai Student Judo Weight Class Championships. I want to win there and I’d love to do well at the All-Japan Student Championships! After getting the omelet rice, I headed to… They’re serving the rice… The rice is always ready for students to eat. I also savored the omelet rice and rice. Hmm… Staff: How’s the taste? It’s delicious. He eats with such gusto. The food here is the best. It just so happens to be my favorite omelet rice. Staff: So it’s really your favorite. The sauce is delicious. I don’t know what kind of sauce it is. I like the sauce. Staff member: By the way, where are you from? I’ve been in Nara for a long time. In Kobe. I’m from Kyoto. I’m from Unebi, Nara. Staff) Do you have any goals? I’m going to do my best to win the individual tournament this fall. Also, I’m going to support Tenri University so that they can win the weight-class team championship! We’re going to win the Autumn Weight Team Championship.
I’ll do my best. I’m rooting for you.
Good luck! It’s so delicious. It’s so delicious. Staff: Do you have a favorite menu item? Hamburg steak, I guess. Hamburg steak is the best. Thanks to my second mother,
I’m able to practice hard. I’m filled with gratitude. Having food every day helps me stay healthy. Staff member: Where are you from? Originally from Aomori After attending high school in Miyagi Attended Tenri University Studied high school in Okinawa Staff) You’re still so young, so coming out… Staff) I imagine you’ve had a lot of challenges. I agree, but I think you’re able to make a living with the support of many people. Staff) Did you go to such lengths to pursue judo at Tenri University? Tiger’s Den I wanted to study judo at Tenri University, one of the most prestigious universities in Japan. When I received this dream offer, I knew I had to go. Staff member) How long have you been practicing judo now? 17th year. Staff member) How old were you when you started? Five years old. From early morning until late at night,
she was in the kitchen,
cooking our meals. As you can see,
it’s incredibly delicious. I’m truly grateful. My favorite dish is, by far, curry udon. After I finish the udon, I add rice and gobble it down. It’s so delicious. It makes me feel so much better. Staff) Was your first year tough? No, it was really tough. There were some first-year students there. The seniors were all so kind.
But I wonder if they were able to fully commit to judo. Before I joined, I had a really scary image of it. But once I got in, everyone was so kind.
Especially Nakanishi-senpai. They’re incredibly kind, and all the fourth-year students are so friendly. It’s so much fun. Of course,
Cooking here means The students’ interest in judo and physical fitness. I hope I can be of some help through my work. We’re the ones doing it. It’s an honor. No, it’s crazy! He’s so strong, I can’t beat him! I’ve lost to him twice! He’s crazy! He’s a monster! Staff) How’s the taste, everyone? It’s delicious! I’m not yet satisfied with my results. I want to aim higher. My ultimate goal is to become an athlete who can compete in the Olympics. (Tenri University) has some strong athletes, after all. There are Olympic athletes close by. After all, if you attend Tenri University,
you’ll have a great training environment. I’d love for you to come. Hirano
Won the Inter-High School Judo Men’s 100kg Class for two consecutive years and won the Kanto Judo Championships. I’m a freshman. Same here. Tenri University’s meals are also nutritious. I appreciate the all-you-can-eat rice and miso soup. Staff member: Do you have any future goals? To surpass Coach Anai. Staff) What kind of senior are you in your opinion? He’s big and cool, as expected. He’s strong and muscular. He’s muscular. He looks down on me. Staff) Do you have any goals? My goal is to not lose to these two. I’ll do my best too. I want to become the best in Japan together. I want the three of us to be the core of the team and work hard. A look at the Tenri University Judo Club’s dorm meals.

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