em 1938. Tinham como lider o professor Riuzo Ogawa e fundaram aAcademia Ogawa, com o objetivo de aprimorar a cultura fisica, moral eespiritual, atraves do esporte do quimono. Dai por diante disseminaram-se acultura e os ensinamentos do Mestre Jigoro Kano e em 18/03/1969 era fundada aConfederacao Brasileira de Judo, sendo reconhecida por decreto em 1972. Hoje emdia e ensinado em academias e clubes e reconhecido como um esporte saudavel quenao esta relacionado a violencia.Esporte Olimpico, de grande prestigio e muito disputado, tem no Brasil um"celeiro" de bons lutadores, fazendo o pais ser reconhecido eadmirado internacionalmente, inclusive no Japao. Por ser um esporte de triunfosnacionais, tem "sua marca" associada ao sucesso (CBJ, 200?a.; FAIXA BRANCA OSS, 2012).Through Eisei Maeda, around 1922, Judo comes in Brazil. The Conde Koma, as he was also known, made his first presentation in the country in Porto Alegre. He left for demonstrations by the states of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, transferring later to Para, which popularized his knowledge of the noble art. Other master also made views and they accepted challenges in public places. But it was a difficult beginning for a sport that would become widespread.A decisive factor in the escalation of Judo was the arrival in the country group Nips in 1938. Had as leader Professor Riuzo Ogawa and founded the Ogawa Academy, with the aim of improving physical culture, moral and spiritual, through sports kimono. Thereafter they spread the culture and teachings of Master Jigoro Kano and 03.18.1969 was founded Brazilian Judo Confederation, being recognized by decree in 1972. Today it is taught in gyms and clubs and recognized as a healthy sport that is not related to violence. Olympic sport, prestigious and much disputed, in Brazil has one "granary" of good fighters, making the country to be recognized and admired internationally, including Japan. For being a sport of national triumphs, has "his mark" associated with success (CBJ, 200?a.; FAIXA BRANCA OSS, 2012).Principios filosoficos / Philosophical PrinciplesOs tres principios filosoficos definidos por Jigoro kano evidenciama principal diferenca entre o JUDO KODOKAN e o antigo Jiu-jitsu: o Judo pode serresumido como a elevacao de uma simples tecnica a um principio de viver(Jitsu = tecnica; Do = principio). Esses principios, mesmo nao sendoconscientemente esclarecidos e compreendidos, estao presentes em todos os atose atividades do praticante de judo. Por outro lado, quando o praticante tiverfixado e tomar consciencia dos principios que norteiam o judo, pode-severificar que nao sao restritos ao Dojo, mas sao igualmente validos em qualqueratividade da vida diaria, quando se pretende atingir um determinado objetivo.The three philosophical principles defined by Jigoro Kano highlight the main difference between the KODOKAN Judo and old Jiu-jitsu: "Judo can be summarized as the rise of a simple technique to a principle of life" (Jitsu = technique; Do = principle) . These principles, although not consciously clarified and understood, are present in all acts and activities of the practitioner of judo. On the other hand, when the practitioner has fixed and become aware of the principles that guide judo, it can be seen that are not restricted to the