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A top Japanese judo coach has said he used afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden against some of Japan’s top judo athletes. The All Japan Judo Federation (AJJF) said it gave head coach Ryuji Sonoda, 39, an afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden warning for his actions. It also told Mr Sonoda he would not afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden his job but that he must change his coaching afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden. The AJJF boss Koshi Oozawa told reporters: "We afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden information that Mr Sonoda, the head coach of the female afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden team, might have been physically afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden athletes." Sonoda told the Kyodo News Agency: "Until now I have been doing things the afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden I saw fit, but I will afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden the things that need afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden." Japan's Sports Minister Hakubun Shimomura said the coach's actions were unforgivable.

The afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden came up after 15 of Japan's top female judo stars wrote a letter of afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden to the Japanese Olympic Committee (JOC) in December. They described Mr Sonoda's bullying afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden. These included slapping the women across the face, kicking and afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden them, and hitting them with afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden swords. He also warned them that he would afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden them from his team if they did not do what he wanted. Many of the athletes were on the Japan team at the London Olympics in 2012. The JOC said it was afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden to make sure the women could train without being afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden of their coach. A senior JOC official said: “We need to get a afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden grip on the afraidbullyingcomplaintfixingissuelosemendnationalofficialproperreceivedremoveshovingsituationstyletacticsviolencevitalwaywooden and train the trainers thoroughly”.