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Sports: Present, Past, and Future - What is Taking Away the Joy?

Sports: Present, Past, and Future - What is Taking Away the Joy?

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Sports: Present, Past, and Future - What is Taking Away the Joy?

This compelling Japanese non-fiction work, *Sports: Present, Past, and Future - What is Taking Away the Joy?*, offers a critical examination of the evolution of sports, from its historical roots to its contemporary challenges and potential future trajectories. It specifically explores the various elements and pressures that may be diminishing the intrinsic enjoyment and spirit of sports for participants and spectators alike. Published by Sobun Kikaku, this book provides a unique perspective on the cultural, social, and economic factors impacting the world of athletics. Note: The text is entirely in Japanese. Brand New Japanese Edition.

ISBN 9784864131636 · ISBN-10 4864131635

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