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1909年春,东京高等师范学校校长嘉纳治五郎从驻日本的法国大使处获悉,国际奥委会主席顾拜旦先生有意邀请日本参加1912年在瑞典首都斯德哥尔摩举行的第5届奥运会。与此同时,主办国瑞典的驻日本代理公使也发出了邀请,希望日本派选手参赛。以此为契机,揭开了日本参加奥运会的历史的一页。当时所面临的一个首要问题是,如何设立派遣选手参赛的组织机构并选拔运动员。 本世纪初,日本参加竞技运动的人大多是在校
In the spring of 1909, Gogo Goro, headmaster of the Tokyo Higher Normal School, was informed by the French ambassador in Japan that the president of the International Olympic Committee, Mr. Coubertin, would like to invite Japan to attend the 5th Olympic Games held in Stockholm, Sweden in 1912. In the meantime, the acting delegation of Sweden, Japan’s ambassador to Japan, also sent an invitation to Japan to send contestants. Taking this as an opportunity, it opened a page of Japan’s history of participating in the Olympic Games. One of the major issues facing us at the time was how to set up the organization that sent the contestants and select the athletes. At the beginning of this century, most of Japan’s athletes participated in athletics