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The young are often moved to action by heroic images. Like their heros, they long to become strong and just. As they are young and inexperienced, the path most immediately obvious to them is that followed by their heroes before them. Uncritical imitation is the first step in the quest of the young to become like their heros.
From time in memoriam, the warrior-soldier is the most likely candidate for a cultures heros in that most nations have armies and engage in warfare. In our modern world, where the actual battles now take place in third-world proxy nations, the martial artist has risen to the warrior-soldier level in the eyes of our young due mainly to the impact of the mass media.
Turning back the clock to war-ravaged Japan of , the image of the martial artist would overnight supplant the soldier/hero who had gone down to defeat in the devastating conflict just ended. The choice for the year-old Shoji Nishio would be to continue his training in judo in order to develop his body and become strong like his martial heroes.
Born in in Aomori Prefecture, Nishio made his way to Tokyo as a teenager to work just prior to the outbreak of the war. He soon took up judo at a local dojo in order to improve his frail physical condition. When the war ended, training in martial ar