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**karaburatoreror** · 11-05-2006, 12:10 AM

Sounds like Kokushikan. They still have a club and are slowely building their reputation up again. Uchimura Ryoichi attended it.

I was/am interested in going there and asked my sensei about it.

Essentially, there was a freshman who's father was a very famous sensei. So the sempai singled him out and were especially mean to him. One day, they ganged up on him, beat him, and stuffed him upside down into a folded mat where he suffocated.

He was a very nice kid and the father's oldest son.

That's the story.

There's more than one Kokushikan campus. The story I heard was that someone fell down during practice, was kicked and died as a result. Maybe it was a different incident?

11-05-2006, 12:10 AM	#11
karaburatoreror Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 407 Senior Member	Sounds like Kokushikan. They still have a club and are slowely building their reputation up again. Uchimura Ryoichi attended it. I was/am interested in going there and asked my sensei about it. Essentially, there was a freshman who's father was a very famous sensei. So the sempai singled him out and were especially mean to him. One day, they ganged up on him, beat him, and stuffed him upside down into a folded mat where he suffocated. He was a very nice kid and the father's oldest son. That's the story. There's more than one Kokushikan campus. The story I heard was that someone fell down during practice, was kicked and died as a result. Maybe it was a different incident?
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