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Titre fondé sur la légende suivante tirée du photoreportage de l'ONF: Judo, the ancient Japanese art of self-defence without weapons, has become a modern-day sport that today finds a wide following throughout the world. In clubs in Australia, Britain, France, Canada and even remote Afghanistan, the white-garbed members practice the art of turning an adversary's strength against himself. (Top photo) [photograph number 75389] In Toronto's Hatashita Club, judo classes are attended by over 200 members. Sport has large following among younger clement. Here (lower left) [photograph number 75388] two six-year-olds observe pre-combat ritual under watchful gaze of instructor Frank Hatashita. (Lower right) [photograph number 75383] Demonstrating tactics against an armed attacker, Marie Demers, of Windsor, uses armlock to disarm opponent.