Veleposlanica Yoshida izmenjala mnenja z Judo zvezo Slovenije
2025/6/12
9. junija je veleposlanica Yoshida izmenjala mnenja o nadaljnji promociji juda v Sloveniji s predstavniki Judo zveze Slovenije, ki je lani prejela priznanje japonskega ministra za zunanje zadeve. Zvezo so zastopali predsednik zveze Bogdan Gabrovec, generalni sekretar Aljaž Sedej, olimpijska prvakinja iz OI v Parizu Andreja Leški in njen trener Luka Kuralt.
Veleposlanico Yoshido je navdušila priljubljenost in visok nivo juda v Sloveniji, ki je do sedaj na olimpijskih igrah v judu osvojila tri zlate medalje. Veleposlanica upa, da bo promocija japonskih borilnih veščin, vključno z judom, še poglobila medsebojno razumevanje med Japonsko in Slovenijo, ter da bodo borilne veščine s svojim pomirjajočim učinkom na um pozitivno vplivale na duševno zdravje v digitalni družbi.
On 9 June, Ambassador Yoshida exchanged views with the Slovenian Judo Federation, which was awarded the Japanese Foreign Minister’s Commendation last year, on further promoting Judo in Slovenia. The Federation was represented by President Bogdan Gabrovec, Secretary General Aljaž Sedej, Paris Olympic Gold Medalist Andreja Leški, and Luka Kuralt, coach of Leški.
Ambassador Yoshida was impressed by the popularity and high level of Judo in Slovenia, which has won three gold medals in Olympic judo competitions. Ambassador hopes that promoting Japanese martial arts, including Judo, will deepen mutual understanding between Japan and Slovenia and that martial arts with a stabilizing effect on the mind, will have a positive impact on mental health in the digital society.
Veleposlanico Yoshido je navdušila priljubljenost in visok nivo juda v Sloveniji, ki je do sedaj na olimpijskih igrah v judu osvojila tri zlate medalje. Veleposlanica upa, da bo promocija japonskih borilnih veščin, vključno z judom, še poglobila medsebojno razumevanje med Japonsko in Slovenijo, ter da bodo borilne veščine s svojim pomirjajočim učinkom na um pozitivno vplivale na duševno zdravje v digitalni družbi.
On 9 June, Ambassador Yoshida exchanged views with the Slovenian Judo Federation, which was awarded the Japanese Foreign Minister’s Commendation last year, on further promoting Judo in Slovenia. The Federation was represented by President Bogdan Gabrovec, Secretary General Aljaž Sedej, Paris Olympic Gold Medalist Andreja Leški, and Luka Kuralt, coach of Leški.
Ambassador Yoshida was impressed by the popularity and high level of Judo in Slovenia, which has won three gold medals in Olympic judo competitions. Ambassador hopes that promoting Japanese martial arts, including Judo, will deepen mutual understanding between Japan and Slovenia and that martial arts with a stabilizing effect on the mind, will have a positive impact on mental health in the digital society.