Pages for learning Japanese about karate, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to the Japanese counter 発 (hatsu) for counting shots, hits, punches, and similar actions. Covers pronunciation patterns, irregular forms, and usage across weapons, sports, superpowers, and physical attacks.
Guide to Japanese homophones and near-homophones with multiple kanji writings, explaining nuanced differences in meaning and providing example sentences for each variant.
English-language group karate lessons in Tokyo taught by Yusuke Nagano, a 3rd Dan Shotokan instructor. Classes cover kata, kihon, and kumite for all levels, with step-by-step corrections and cultural context.
IBMA Kyokushin offers a digital textbook on traditional kata training in Kyokushin karate, covering stances, techniques, and martial philosophy for practitioners of all levels.
Guide to traditional Japanese clothing and accessories covering kimonos, yukata, hakama, and martial arts uniforms with information on when to wear each garment and their cultural significance.
Guide to dojo rules, etiquette, and Japanese cultural practices in karate training, covering respectful behavior, terminology, uniforms, and the significance of bowing for students of all ages.
Official organization of Nishio-tradition Aikido in the United States, offering video resources, seminars, and training information for students and teachers of this martial art approach that integrates iaido, jodo, and.
A video series featuring Japanese language teachers in US high schools and universities who learned Japanese as a second language, sharing their learning journeys and career paths in language education.
Guide for foreigners training martial arts in Japan covering major disciplines, finding dojos, costs, etiquette, visas, and practical tips for beginners and experienced practitioners.
Blog post explaining the concept of "touchless" throwing in Ki Aikido, discussing techniques like Yokomen-uchi Irimi and the role of Ki and Uke in martial practice.
Guide to practicing martial arts in Japan for language learners, featuring foreigner-friendly gyms around the country and advice from trainers on learning without advanced Japanese skills.
Guide to major Japanese martial arts including judo, kendo, karate, and aikido, with information on their histories, philosophies, and where visitors can train in Japan.
Blog post exploring the reality of training in a Japanese dojo, comparing Hollywood expectations with actual dojo life, etiquette, and the challenges of traditional martial arts training for foreigners and beginners.
Guide to essential Japanese karate terminology including commands, techniques, stances, and dojo etiquette for students training in Shotokan Karate.
Online private karate lessons taught by a Japanese sensei via Zoom, offering personalized instruction in Shotokan karate for students of all levels worldwide.
Guide to ten popular Japanese martial arts including karate, judo, and aikido, with sections on historical development, samurai and ninja practices, and modern styles.
Digital textbook for Kyokushin karate and budo training with instructional content on stances, techniques, kata, and kumite. Covers Japanese martial arts philosophy and practice for students of all levels.
Interview with Yoshimitsu Yamada, an 8th dan aikido master who trained directly under the founder Morihei Ueshiba and brought aikido to the United States.
Interview with Jacques Payet about his training under Gozo Shioda and the development of Yoshinkan aikido, covering teaching methods, training intensity, and Shioda's personality for martial arts practitioners and.
Historical overview of Shinshin Toitsu Aikido and its founder Koichi Tohei, tracing the development of aikido practice emphasizing mind-body unification from 1920 to 2011.
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