July 2022 Book Survey Part 2
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Welcome to the July 2022 book survey, part two. I decided to break this month's survey into two posts, as I did last month. This edition is also all about judo. Introduction In July 2022, I (Richard) continued my reading plan. This post describes 10 books that I surveyed in July. If you missed part one, here it is . Read on to separate the wheat from the chaff. What Is Judo?, Risei Kano [attributed], 1947/1960 My copy of What is Judo? is a 1960 reprint of the May 1947 original. This is a tiny Kodokan hardcover measuring 7 1/4 inches by 5 1/4 inches. Page 13 translates jujitsu as "empty-handed-trick." This book features tiny photos that show progression in techniques: The content includes 17 throws and 11 grappling techniques, plus 2 pages on striking. I bought this book strictly for my collection, but recommend it for others seeking early judo texts. Judo: Appendix: Aikido, Kenji Tomiki, 1956/1959 I bought a copy of Judo: Appendix: Aikido by Kenji Tomiki (1900-197