▶ Competition schedule herePhoto credit: ©Tokyo Metropolitan GovernmentJJJuuudddoooU n i q u e A s p e c t s of D e af S p o r t s●Competition IntroductionA sport where two athletes grapple with each other on tatami mats●EventsIndividual (Men): -��kg, -��kg, -��kg, -��kg, -��kg, -���kg, +���kgIndividual (Women): -��kg, -��kg, -��kg, -��kg, -��kg, -��kg, +��kgTeam (Men): -��kg, -��kg, +��kgTeam (Women): -��kg, -��kg, +��kg●Basic Rules- When either athlete’s technique meets requirements, it becomes “ippon” and that athlete wins, ending the match.- When a technique is executed and controls the opponent but doesn’t meet all “ippon” requirements, it becomes “waza-ari”, and two “waza-ari” equal “ippon”.- Besides “ippon” and “waza-ari”, there is a third score called “yuko”. Note that accumulated “yuko” do not become “waza-ari”.●Spectator Guidelines- Noise-making equipment (loudspeakers, whistles, drums, etc.) for cheering is prohibited.- Please be careful that photography does not interfere with competition. However, photography with shutter sounds or flash is prohibited.- Indoor shoes are required because the venue prohibits street shoes.Deaf judo features tapping athletes’ shoulders to signal referee instructions like “begin” and “wait” when they may not hear clearly.��JudoJudo
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