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Risa Yoshinori, Risa Party!
I'm going in 8th place.
Thank you very much.
I'm disappointed. I thought I could win with ten different fights.
But I was nervous in the first fight of this season.
I relaxed for the second fight.
I'll do my best for the next fight.
In the first place, you are teaching yourself like this now, but what did you do originally?
I graduated high school and went to Osaka Educational University to become a teacher.
I studied there for four years and thought it would be too early to join a cult again, so I went to Osaka Educational University University and became a teacher as it is.
Why did you want to be a teacher?
After all, I wasn't very confident myself.
However, thanks to my teacher, I was able to do track and field and gain confidence, have dreams and goals, and have fun and teach me.
Next time, I thought it would be nice if I could get a job that could support children's dreams like that, and I wanted to be a teacher in high school.
What did you do when you actually tried it?
The first thing that surprised me was that there were a lot of children who didn't have dreams.
There are a lot of children who have to look for dreams, and even if we try to look for them together, we can't even have dreams.
I felt like I couldn't do it because I couldn't chase it.
Didn't you think it was worth doing it?
What I thought at the time was that children talk about entertainers, and when they talk about entertainers, teachers say, "If you do it, you'll be able to study hard."
But I thought it was really like that.
If you're told by your favorite talent or something like that, you'll probably be able to do it by this time.
That means you don't have enough of your own charm yet.
Even if you've been a teacher for decades now, you're still in the same situation.
What I wanted to do more of was...
I wanted to be someone who could influence more children's lives.
When I was in college, I was pretty bad at track and field, and I ignored theories and stuff like that.
But that's how I happened to set a new record.
So I thought that if I could meet a coach like him and participate in national competitions and be in a certain ranking, I could go to a pretty good place.
It's been a year since I came back from training.
I didn't know there was such a big gap between my ideal and reality.
The more serious you are, the more difficult it is.
I thought I could do better.
I have a coach and I go to the track every day.
So my record is lower than when I was a student.
I was doing so well as a student.
I didn't think about anything and just did weight training and dashed.
I thought I couldn't beat myself.
―Were you married or had children?
I was married and had children.
―How did your wife react?
She was like, "What are you talking about?"
She was like, "You married from a public house."
She was like, "You're stable."
It was pretty tough, but I had no choice but to do it, so I did it quietly as planned, and it's painful that I can't keep up with what I've said .
I forgot too much.
That's right.
It's over when you get to the ground.
I see.
It's not a horror feeling.
That's right.
I didn't mean to laugh.
Okay, let's go to the last one.
Yes.
On the track, you basically can't be happy about it.
It's a record, it's not like you can beat anyone.
Even if you beat anyone, if you don't beat your own record, you're not happy about it.
Yamada Katsumi's dream is to challenge himself when he's only 27 years old!
Was there a reason you wanted to compete?
It's common now, you become famous after you've competed in the Olympics, right?
I wanted to increase the number of people watching me from the bottom of my heart,
and that's why I wanted to compete in the Saskatchewan Olympics as well.
When you were competing in the Jiu-jitsu competition, how good were you?
When you competed, you were still a teacher, so you didn't have much experience before you started challenging yourself.
And when you competed for the second time and made it to the third stage, you were finally ranked 50th in Japan.
And you might end up competing in the Jiu-jitsu competition.
I was 34 years old at the time of the festival, and I made it to 17th place last year.
I wanted people to see me rise up, even though I didn't have much experience.
That's why I wanted Saskatchewan Olympics to challenge me.
I thought it wouldn't be good if you only competed in the Jiu-jitsu competition, but is that wrong?
That's right, you can't only watch me compete in the Jiu-jitsu competition.
You don't know about Jiu-jitsu, do you?
Even if you become a champion in a competition, it's hard for people to know about you.
I want people to know me in the Jiu-jitsu world and in the Jiu-jitsu world.
I want people to see me as a child.
That's really my foundation.
15 seconds!
3 times the wall!
Can he do it?!
2nd time!
He's lifting it up!
3rd time!
He's lifting it up!
How's the time?!
He cleared it!
[Isa Yoshinori]
I did it!
[Isa Yoshinori]
Yamada Yoshinori!
Isa Yoshinori also cleared it!
[Isa Yoshinori]
I want to compete in the Paralympic Games.
I want to be number one in Japan.
[Isa Yoshinori]
The words of people who have results resonate with me.
It's easier to understand if it's Olympics or being number one in Japan.
That's why I started this challenge.
When I was pursuing my dream as a high school student,
there were people who gave up and started from the bottom and still succeeded.
For example, some high school students think it's impossible to become an athlete from high school.
But if you think about it now, there's an infinite possibility.
I wanted to tell people that.
Even now, I'm an adult and I started this challenge when I was 25 years old.
I want to create an environment where I can say, "You can be like this even when you're 25 years old."
You can pursue your dream like this.
- Have you thought about it after that? - After that, I'm going to specialize in sasuke.
If I specialize in sasuke, I think I can go to a pretty good place.
- Your way of thinking and your statement are in a good way and I can't get tired of being with you.
- I know.
I think you're strong when you're in a fight.
I think you're good at showing your skills when you have to miss the result with one shot.
Showing your skills.
- I'm looking forward to it. - Me too.
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