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Noriaki Bunasawa (樗沢憲昭, Bunasawa Noriaki; born November 3, 1947) also known commonly as Nori Bunasawa, is a Japanese martial artist, judoka, US technical coach at the 1972 Olympic games in Munich, coach of team USA at the 1975 World Judo Championships, Japanese judo-jujutsu researcher and historian, writer, sports journalist, actor, fight choreographer, and script consultant. He owned (until 2008) and established martial arts specialty newspaper Judo Jiujitsu Pro-fighting Journal in the US, which covered judo, jujutsu, sumo, BJJ, MMA and other professional combat sports news. He co-authored a novel based on Mitsuyo Maeda's life The Toughest Man Who Ever Lived which will be adapted into a feature film by a major production company of which he will be a script consultant and action choreogra

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rdfs:label	樗沢憲昭 (ja) Nori Bunasawa (en)
rdfs:comment	樗沢憲昭（ぶなさわのりあき、1947年11月3日 - ）は、アメリカ在住の日本の柔道家 (柔道9段)。海外ではノリ・ブナサワ(Nori Bunasawa)としても知られる。1972 ミュンヘンオリンピックの米国のテクニカルコーチ。1975年世界柔道選手権大会における米国(USA)チームのコーチ。柔道、柔術リサーチャー、武道の歴史研究家や作家、スポーツジャーナリスト、俳優、、脚本コンサルタントとしても活動して居る。 1979年アメリカでを立ち上げる。同年から2008年まで英語版武道専門紙「Judo Jiujitsu Profighting Journal」を発刊する。柔道、柔術、相撲、BJJ（ブラジリアン柔術）、MMA（総合格闘技）の他プロ格闘技ニュースをカバー。その間、柔道家前田光世の人生を描いた本“The Toughest Man Who Ever Lived”日本語タイトル「史上最強の男」を2007年にアメリカで出版。2019年、ハリウッド大手プロダクションとの間でこの本の映画化が決定、と同時にこの映画のスクリプト（脚本）コンサルタントとアクションコリオグラファー（技術指導）も兼任する。また2000年には前田光世の戦術、戦法をベースにした新武道流派「ブナサワ柔拳道」を創設する。　 (ja) Noriaki Bunasawa (樗沢憲昭, Bunasawa Noriaki; born November 3, 1947) also known commonly as Nori Bunasawa, is a Japanese martial artist, judoka, US technical coach at the 1972 Olympic games in Munich, coach of team USA at the 1975 World Judo Championships, Japanese judo-jujutsu researcher and historian, writer, sports journalist, actor, fight choreographer, and script consultant. He owned (until 2008) and established martial arts specialty newspaper Judo Jiujitsu Pro-fighting Journal in the US, which covered judo, jujutsu, sumo, BJJ, MMA and other professional combat sports news. He co-authored a novel based on Mitsuyo Maeda's life The Toughest Man Who Ever Lived which will be adapted into a feature film by a major production company of which he will be a script consultant and action choreogra (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rogers, Arkansas Brazilian jiu-jitsu American mass media company founders American sports coaches Action choreographers Johnstown, Pennsylvania Judo Jujutsu Lightweight 1947 births 21st-century American male writers Living people Masahiko Kimura Saitama Prefecture Middleweight American sportspeople of Japanese descent Mitsuyo Maeda Nagano Prefecture Creative consultant 1969 World Judo Championships 1975 World Judo Championships Letters from Iwo Jima Combat sport Japanese martial artists Dan rank American male novelists Actor American sports journalists Martial arts school founders Martial arts writers 21st-century Japanese writers American sports businesspeople Japanese emigrants to the United States Waseda University alumni Toyokazu Nomura Waseda University Japanese expatriate sportspeople in the United States People from Saitama Prefecture Sportspeople from Saitama Prefecture Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Historians of martial arts Grappling Historian

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