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Dr. Sachio Ashida (Brockport, N.Y.) was an Olympic Coach at the Games in Montreal. Dr. Ashida served as a referee at the Olympic Games and was an A-Level kata judge.

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Sachio Ashida, , was a professor of psychology at SUNY Brockport from to and a world renowned judo sensei. From a judo associate, Cichorei Kano, we know that Ashida was born in Tamba Takeda, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan in a family of eight children.

Sachio Ashida - United States Judo Federation Dr. Sachio Ashida (Brockport, N.Y.) was an Olympic Coach at the 1976 Games in Montreal. Dr. Ashida served as a referee at the 1984 Olympic Games and was an A-Level kata judge. Born in Japan, Dr. Ashida began studying judo at the age of 12 and continued his study through his military career with the Japanese Imperial Army Air Force during World.

Sachio Ashida - Brockport, NY - Reputation & Contact Details In our final post honoring a few among the Asian Pacific American community in the greater Brockport community, we highlight the interesting career of Dr. Sachio Ashida. Dr. Sachio Ashida, 1924-2009, was a professor of psychology at SUNY Brockport from 1970 to 2004 and a world renowned judo sensei. From a judo associate, Cichorei Kano, we know.

Brockport resident receives highest Judo ranking in U.S. Brockport resident receives highest Judo ranking in U.S. The United States Judo Federation (USJF) promoted Sachio Ashida, PhD, SUNY College at Brockport associate professor of psychology emeritus, to the rank of ninth Dan, the highest Black Belt rating in the U.S. and a level Ashida shares with only two others.

Sachio Ashida, an experimental psychologist and jujitsu master (twice coach of the U.S. Olympic team), on the atomic bombing at Hiroshima.

Ashida, Sachio Ph.D. Brockport: Dr. Ashida passed away with dignity on June 22, 2009. Predeceased by his parents Giichiro and Yoshie Ashida, brothers Tadao and Masao, and his beloved wife Ellie.
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Dr. Ashida passed away with dignity on June 22, 2009. Predeceased by his parents Giichiro and Yoshie Ashida, brothers Tadao and Masao, and his beloved wife Ellie. He is survived by his daughters Margaret Ashida and Janet Johnson and her husband Don, his grandson Alan Genji Ashida Johnson, and his siblings in Japan, brother Takeo and sisters.
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Dr. Sachio Ashida It is with much regret that I annouce the death of my sensei, Dr. Sachio Ashida. Dr. Ashida passed away on June 22nd 2010 in Brockport, New York. He was 85 years old. Words cannot do justice to this amazing man. Suffice it to say that he was a major force in my life, an amazing judoka and jujutsuka and a great teacher.

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The United States Judo Federation (USJF) promoted Sachio Ashida, PhD, SUNY College at Brockport associate professor of psychology emeritus, to the rank of ninth Dan, the highest Black Belt rating in the U.S. and a level Ashida shares with only two others.

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Ashida, Sachio Ph.D. Brockport, NY. Dr. Ashida passed away with dignity on June 22, Predeceased by his parents Giichiro and Yoshie Ashida, brothers Tadao and Masao, and his beloved wife Ellie.

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Ashida, Sachio Ph.D. Brockport: Dr. Ashida passed away with dignity on June 22, Predeceased by his parents Giichiro and Yoshie Ashida, brothers Tadao and Masao, and his beloved wife.

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Sachio Ashida Inducted Dr. Sachio Ashida (Brockport, N.Y.) was an Olympic Coach at the Games in Montreal. Dr. Ashida served as a referee at the Olympic Games and was an A-Level kata judge.

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Ashida, Sachio, Ph.D. Brockport: Dr. Sachio Ashida passed away with dignity on June 22, A celebration of the life and accomplishments of Dr. Ashida will be hosted by his daughters.