Encho 2 (extension) — Hashimoto(橋本) wins
The match became a back-and-forth exchange of strikes and was decided in Encho 2. Within the regulation time, Hashimoto(橋本) in white scored men and Ishibashi(石橋) in red scored do, and Encho 1 passed without any valid strikes. At a match time of 8 minutes and 2 seconds, Hashimoto, who scored men in Encho 2, won.
Matchup
- Red Ishibashi Tomoki(石橋 智紀) / Kyushu Gakuin(九州学院) / Kumamoto3rd Year 3rd danKyushu Gakuin's Ishibashi(石橋) is a 3rd-year sandan. The school is a prestigious institution that has won the Inter-High boys' team title a record 11 times, and Ishibashi is participating after winning the individual event at the All Kyushu Tournament.
- White Hashimoto Daichi(橋本 大治) / Higashi Fukuoka(東福岡) / Fukuoka3rd Year 3rd danHigashi Fukuoka's Hashimoto(橋本) is a third-year sandan. He is a notable player from the school that finished as the runner-up in the men's team event at this spring's All Japan High School Kendo Selected Tournament.
Highlights
An intense exchange of strikes where both sides score an ippon within the time limit.
A tense development, surviving Encho 1 without any valid strikes.
Match time 8:02, decided by a winning point in Encho 2
Live commentary video
Valid strike
| # | Situation | Red and White | Players | Technique |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Within the time limit | White | Hashimoto(橋本) | Men |
| 2 | Within the time limit | Red | Ishibashi(石橋) | Do |
| 3 | Encho 2 | White | Hashimoto(橋本) | Men |
- Conclusion
- Encho 2
- Match time
- 8:02
- Winner
- Hashimoto(橋本)(White)
- Foul
- 橋本 大治Posted on the board (it is not clear from the flash report when the foul occurred)
Text Commentary
剣持 翔
堂島 厳
剣持 翔
堂島 厳
剣持 翔
堂島 厳
剣持 翔
堂島 厳
剣持 翔
堂島 厳
剣持 翔
堂島 厳
剣持 翔
堂島 厳
剣持 翔
To both players
Applause for Hashimoto(橋本), who achieved a splendid victory. Respect is also given to Ishibashi(石橋) for fighting bravely as the individual champion of the All-Kyushu Tournament. We look forward to the further growth of both players.
Kyushu Gakuin(九州学院)
- Official name
- 九州学院高等学校
- Reading
- Kyushu Gakuin
- Division/Category of Establishment
- Private (coeducational). School corporation Kyushu Gakuin. A Christian school with the Japan Evangelical Lutheran Church as its background.
- Location
- 5-2-1 Ooe, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture.
- History
- Opened in Kumamoto City in 1909 (Meiji 42) as Luther Theological School. In 1911 (Meiji 44), it was authorized as Kyushu Gakuin, and Toshiyoshi Toyama became the first principal. It was renamed Kyushu Middle School in 1943, Kyushu Gakuin Middle School in 1946, and Kyushu Gakuin High School opened in 1948. It transitioned from an all-boys school to coeducation in 1991 (Heisei 3).
- School motto/philosophy
- School motto: "Respect Heaven and Love People (revere God and love humanity)." The educational philosophy is to cultivate "good people who are useful to society" through intellectual, moral, physical, and spiritual education.
- Department.
- General studies (Progress Class, Advanced Class, Athlete Class)
- Kendo Club
- Having won the National High School General Sports Tournament (Inter-High) men's team event a record 11 times. Winning years: 1966 (13th time), 1998 (45th time), 2013 (60th time), 2014 (61st time), 2015 (62nd time), 2016 (63rd time), 2018 (65th time), 2019 (66th time), 2021 (68th time), 2023 (70th time), 2024 (71st time). Also won the Tamaryu Flag High School Kendo Tournament a men's record 11 times (1998, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2022, 2023). Also won the National High School Kendo Selection Tournament 11 times. In this tournament, they qualified from third place in the All-Kyushu Tournament, and the men's individual player 石橋智紀 won the All-Kyushu Tournament individual event.
- Notes
- This tournament featured participation in both the men’s team and men’s individual events. We have no record of female participation.
Higashi Fukuoka(東福岡)
- Official name
- 東福岡高等学校(東福岡自彊館中学校・東福岡高等学校)
- Reading
- Higashi Fukuoka
- Division/Category of Establishment
- Private (School Corporation Higashi Fukuoka Gakuen)
- Location
- Fukuoka Prefecture Fukuoka City Hakata Ward Higashihie 2-24-1
- History
- The predecessor Fukuoka Meigo Gakujuku was established in November 1945, and Higashi Fukuoka High School opened on April 10, 1955. In April 1999, Higashi Fukuoka Jikyo-kan Junior High School was opened, becoming a junior and senior high school.
- School motto/philosophy
- Our school motto is "No genius can surpass hard work" and "Where there's a will, there's a way." We uphold honesty, a spirit of inquiry, and health as our educational principles.
- Department.
- General studies (from the 2025 academic year: Frontier Course, Liberal Arts and Sciences Course, Medical/Science Course, International Studies Course, Jikyuukan Course)
- Kendo Club
- According to Let's Kendo, they finished second in the men's team at this spring's All-Japan High School Kendo Selection Tournament. They qualified for Inter-High by winning the fierce Fukuoka prefectural qualifying tournament. 橋本大治 (3rd year, 3rd dan), the Taisho, is one of the players to watch in the tournament. They finished second at the Gyokuryuki High School Kendo Tournament in 1971 and third in 1984. As for the school, the rugby club has won the national tournament seven times, and the soccer club has achieved a triple crown.
- Notes
- Known as a national powerhouse in rugby and soccer. We were unable to find an official kendo club page for the school.
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