Pages for learning Japanese about karate, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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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 learning aikido as a senior or adult beginner, explaining how the martial art develops balance, flexibility, and technique at individual pace in a non-competitive dojo environment.
Guide to karate dojo etiquette covering bowing, seating positions, entrance and exit procedures, and conduct during training. Helps learners understand the cultural and disciplinary aspects of karate practice.
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.
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 essential Japanese karate terminology including commands, techniques, stances, and dojo etiquette for students training in Shotokan Karate.
A glossary of essential Japanese karate terms covering dojo etiquette, training methods, commands, stances, and counting. Designed for karate students learning the vocabulary of their martial art.
Overview of five traditional Japanese martial arts including karate, judo, aikido, kendo, and kyudo, covering their history, origins, principles, and techniques for learners interested in Japanese culture.
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.
A karate dojo in Osaka offering beginner and advanced classes for Japanese martial arts learners, with programs for foreign tourists interested in experiencing authentic karate instruction and Japanese martial culture.
Digital textbook explaining the principles (riho) of Kyokushin karate and budo philosophy. Serves learners interested in Japanese martial arts and their cultural foundations.
Article listing English loanwords of Japanese origin, organized by category including food, entertainment, sports and martial arts.
Information about instructors at a Ki Aikido dojo in Kitchener-Waterloo, including their training backgrounds and ranks.
Guide to 20 foundational Japanese terms used in traditional karate, covering titles, dojo language, etiquette, and core philosophical concepts.
Guide to Japanese homophones and near-homophones with multiple kanji writings, explaining nuanced differences in meaning and providing example sentences for each variant.
An overview of Japanese martial arts and their philosophical foundations, covering budo history from samurai warfare to modern Olympic sports like judo and karate.
Video series featuring interviews with five individuals who learned Japanese to varying degrees and integrated it into their careers and lives.
Guide for foreigners training martial arts in Japan covering major disciplines, finding dojos, costs, etiquette, visas, and practical tips for beginners and experienced practitioners.
Guide to the kanji 道 (way/path) covering its meaning in Japanese culture, etymology, stroke order, and appearance across five calligraphic styles. For learners studying kanji and calligraphy.
Private karate instruction in Tokyo with a certified Shotokan black belt instructor, offering personalized training in kata, kumite, and body mechanics for students of all levels who visit Japan.
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