Kazu (Numbers)
Japanese
Kazu
Rei
Ichi
Ni
San
Shi (Yon)
Go
Roku
Shichi (Nana)
Hachi
Ku
Ju
Phonetic
kah-zoo
ray
eech
nee
san
she
go
roke
seech
hach
koo
joo
Kanji
数
零
一
二
三
四
五
六
七
八
九
十
English
Numbers
Zero
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
Ten
Japanese
Ju Ichi
Ju Ni
Ju San
Ju Shi
Ju Go
Ju Roku
Ju Shichi
Ju Hachi
Ju Ku
Ni Ju
Ni Ju Ichi
San Ju
Phonetic
joo eech
joo nee
joo san
joo she
joo go
joo roke
joo seech
joo hach
joo koo
nee joo
nee joo eech
san joo
Kanji
十一
十二
十三
十四
十五
十六
十七
十八
十九
二十
二十一
三十
English
Eleven
Twelve
Thirteen
Fourteen
Fifteen
Sixteen
Seventeen
Eighteen
Nineteen
Twenty
Twenty One
Thirty
Tachikata (Stances)
Japanese
Tachikata
Tachi, -dachi
Pronunciation
tah-chee kah-tah
tah-chee, dah-chee
Kanji
立方
立ち
Fudo-dachi, Sochin-dachi,
Sanchin-dachi
foo-doe dah-chee,
sahn-chin dah-chee
不動立
三戦立
Genkaku-dachi
Tsuri-ashi-dachi
Sagi-ashi-dachi
Kamae
Heiko-dachi
Heisoku-dachi
Iaigoshi-dachi
Ippon-ashi-dachi
Kiba-dachi
Naihanchi-dachi
ghen-kah-koo dah-chee
tsoo-ree ah-she dah-chee
sah-gee ah-she dah-chee
kah-mah-eh
hay-koh dah-chee
hay-sow-koo dah-chee
ee-ai go-she dah-chee
ee-pohn ah-she-dah-chee
key-bah dah-chee
nai-han-chee dah-chee
厳鶴立
鶴足立
鷺足立
構え
平行立
閉足立
居合腰立
一本足立
English
Stances (lit. Standing Methods)
Stance
Immovable Stance,
Hourglass Stance (lit. three-battles
stance)
Rigid Crane Stance
Crane Leg Stance
Heron Leg Stance
Fighting Posture, Take a Stance
Parallel Stance
Closed-foot Stance
Kneeling Stance
One-leg Stance
騎馬立
Horse Riding Stance
Kokutsu-dachi
koe-koo-tsu dah-chee
後屈立
Kosa-dachi
Kumite-dachi
Moro-ashi-dachi
Moto-dachi
koe-sah dah-chee
koo-mih-tay dah-chee
moh-row ah-she da-hchee
moh-tow dah-chee
交差立
Back-leg-bent Stance (lit. back-ducking
Stance)
Cross-leg Stance
組手立
Fighting Stance
Musubi-dachi
moo-sue-be dah-chee
Naname Zenkutsu-dachi
Nekoashi-dachi
Seisan-dachi
Seiza
Shiko-dachi
Jigotai-dachi
Shizentai-dachi
Soto-Hachiji-dachi
Zenkutsu-dachi
Heels Together Stance (lit. tyingtogether Stance)
nah-nah-may zen-koo-tsue dahSlanted Front-leg-bent Stance (lit.
斜め前屈立
chee
Diagonal Front-ducking Stance)
neh-koh ah-she-dah-chee
Cat Stance
貓足立
say-san dah-chee
Forward Stance
十三立
say-zah
Sit/Kneel Quietly
正座
she-koe dah-chee
Wide Open-leg Stance
四股立
jih-go-tie dah-chee
shih-zen-tie dah-chee
Natural Stance
自然体立
Open Natural Stance (feet point
outward (外) at same angle as character
soh-toh-hah-chee-jee dah-chee 外八時立
for eight, 八)
Front-leg-bent Stance (lit. Front-ducking
zen-koo-tsue dah-chee
前屈立
Stance)
結立
Ukekata (Blocking Methods)
Japanese
Pronunciation
Ukekata
oo-kay kah-tah
Uke
oo-kay
Chudan-soto-uke
chew-dahn so-toe oo-kay
chew-dahn so-toe mah-wah-she ooChudan-soto-mawashi-uke
kay
Chudan-yoko-uke
chew-dahn yoh-koh oo-kay
Chudan-uchi-uke
chew-dahn oo-chee oo-kay
Gedan-barai
geh-dahn bah-rye
Gedan-uke
geh-dahn oo-kay
Hari-uke
hah-rae oo-kay
Gedan-yoko-barai-uke
geh-dahn yoh-koh bah-rye oo-kay
Haito-uke
hai-toh oo-kay
Hangetsu-barai-uke
hahn-geh-tsue bah-rye oo-kay
Hazushi-uke
hah-zoo-she oo-kay
Hasami-uke
hah-sah-me oo-kay
Hiji-uke
he-jee oo-kay
Jodan-uke
joh-dahn oo-kay
Age-uke
ah-gay oo-kay
Kosa-uke
koe-sah oo-kay
Kanji
受方
受
中段外受
English
Blocking Methods
Block
Middle Outward Bock
中段外回し受
Middle Sideward Round Block
中段横受
中段内受
下段払い
下段受
払受
下段横払受
背刀受
半月払受
外受
鋏受
肘受
上段受
上げ受
交差受
Middle Sideward Block
Middle Inward Block
Lower Sweeping Block
Lower Level Block
Sweeping Block
Lower Sideward Sweeping Block
Reverse Knife-hand Block
Half-moon Sweeping Block
Removing Block
Scissor Block
Elbow Block
Upper Level Block
Rising Block
Cross Block
Rising Double Knife-hand Block (lit.
Grabbing the Topknot Block)
Winding Knife-hand Block
Augmented Forearm Block, Wedge Block
Augmented Lower Block
Dropping Block
Searching-hand Block
Supported Forearm Block
Double Sweeping Block (lit. Left-right
Sweeping Block)
Palm Heel Block
Knife Hand Block
Grasping-hand Block
Split Block
Magetori-barai-uke
mah-geh-toh-ree bah-rye oo-kay
髷取 払受
Makite-uke
Morote-soe-uke
Morote-barai-uke
Otoshi-uke
Sagurite-uke
Sasae-uke
mah-key-teh oo-kay
moh-row-teh so-eh oo-kay
moh-row-teh bah-rye oo-kay
oh-toe-she oo-kay
sah-gu-ree-teh oo-kay
sah-sa-eh oo-kay
巻手受
諸手添受
諸手払受
落受
探手受
支受
Sayu-barai-uke
sah-yoo bah-rye oo-kay
左右払受
Shotei-uke
Shuto-uke
Torite-uke
Wari-uke
show-tay oo-kay
shoe-toe oo-kay
toh-ree-teh oo-kay
wah-rhee oo-kay
掌底受
手刀受
捕手受
割受
Semekata (Attacking Methods)
Japanese
Pronunciation
Kanji
Semekata
seh-meh kah-tah
攻方
Seiken-waza
say-ken-wah-zah
正拳技
Tsuki, -zuki
tsoo-key, zoo-key
突
Age-zuki
ah-gay-zoo-key
上げ突
Chudan-zuki
choo-dahn zoo-key
中段突
Gedan-zuki
gey-dahn zoo-key
下段突
Gyaku-zuki
gya-koo zoo-key
逆突
Ippon-ken
ee-pohn-ken
一本拳
Ippon-ken Naka-daka
ee-pohn-ken-nah-kah-dah-kah
一本拳中高
Jodan-zuki
joe-dahn zoo-key
上段突
Kaku-zuki
kah-koo zoo-key
角突
Kakushi-zuki
kah-koo-shee zoo-key
隠し突
諸手突
Morote-zuki
moh-row-tay zoo-key
Awase-zuki
Ah-wah-say zoo-key
合突
Oi-zuki
oy-zoo-key
追突
Sayu-zuki
sah-yoo zoo-key
左右突
Tomoe-zuki
toh-mo-eh zoo-key
巴突
Wari-uke-zuki
wah-ree oo-kay zoo-key
割受突
Yubi-waza
yoo-bee wah-zah
指技
Morote-nuki-zuki
moh-row-tay new-key zoo-key
諸手貫突
Nukite-zuki
new-key-tay zoo-key
貫手突
鶏口突
Shi-zuki
she zoo-key
Toride-zuki
toh-ree-day zoo-key
鳥手突
Uchi-waza
oo-chee wah-zah
打ち技
Haito-uchi
hi-tow oo-chee
背刀 打
拳槌打
Kentsui-uchi
ken-tsu-ee oo-chee,
Tettsui-uchi
te-tzoo-ee oo-chee
鉄槌打
Kyobu-shuto-uchi
key-oh-boo shoo-tow oo-chee
胸部手刀打
key-oh-boo moh-row-tay shoo-tow ooKyobu-morote-shuto-uchi
胸部諸手手刀打
chee
key-oh-boo soh-eh-tay shoo-tow ooKyobu-soete-shuto-uchi
胸部添手手刀打
chee
Shuto-uchi
shoo-tow oo-chee
手刀打
Uraken-uchi
oo-ra-ken oo-chee
裏拳打
Ate-waza
ah-tay wah-zah
当技
肘当
Hiji-ate
hee-jee-ah-tay
Empi Uchi
em-pee oo-chee
猿臂打
Hiza-ate
hee-zah-ah-tay
膝当
Sasae-hiji-ate
sah-sa-eh hee-jee ah-tay
支肘当
掌底当
Shotei-ate
show-tay-ah-tay
Teisho
tay-show
底掌
Tate-hiji-ate
tah-tay hee-jee ah-tay
縦肘当
Ushiro-hiji-ate
oo-shee-row hee-jee ah-tay
後肘当
Yoko-hiji-ate
yoh-koh hee-jee ah-tay
横肘当
English
Attacking Methods
Fist Techniques
Punch (lit. Thrust)
Rising Punch
Middle Level Punch
Lower Level Punch
Reverse Punch
One Knuckle Fist
Middle Knuckle Fist
Upper Level Punch
Square Punch
Hidden Fist Punch
Augmented Punch
Lunge Punch, Chasing Punch
Double Side Punch
Circular Block and Punch
Split-block Punch
Finger Techniques
Double Spear-hand Thrust
Spear-hand Thrust
Chicken Beak Thrust
Bird Hand Strike
Striking Techniques
Reverse Knife-hand Strike
Hammer-fist Strike
Iron Hammer Strike
Knife-hand Strike (to the chest area)
Double Knife-hand Strike (to the chest
area)
Augmented Knife-hand Strike (to the
chest area)
Knife-hand Strike
Backfist Strike
Smashing Techniques
Elbow Smash
Elbow Strike
Knee Smash
Supported Elbow Smash
Palm Heal Smash
Upward Elbow Smash
Backward Elbow Smash
Side Elbow Smash
Kerikata (Kicking Methods)
Japanese
Keri, -geri
Ashi-barai
Fukubu-geri
Hiza-geri
Keri-age, Keage
Keri-komi, Kekomi
Kinteki-geri
Kyobu-geri
Mae-geri
Mae-geri-kakato
Mawashi-geri
Mikazuki-geri
Nidan-geri
Maetobi-geri
Ushiro-geri
Ura mawashi-geri
Yoko-geri
Sokuto-geri
Kata (Forms)
Japanese
Kata
Dai Nihon Tenno Kata
Fujikata (Fukyukata) Dai Ichi
Fujikata (Fukyukata) Dai Ni
Pinan Nidan
(Heian Shodan*)
Pinan Shodan
(Heian Nidan)
Pinan Sandan
(Heian Sandan)
Pinan Yondan
(Heian Yondan)
Pinan Godan
(Heian Godan)
Niahanchi Shodan
Tekki Shodan
Niahanchi Nidan
Tekki Nidan
Niahanchi Sandan
Tekki Sandan
Ananku
Rohai
Wankan
Wanshu
Passai
Chinto
Gojushiho
Kusanku
Koshokun
Pronunciation
keh-ree, geh-ree
ah-she bah-rye
foo-koo-boo geh-ree
hee-zah geh-ree
keh-ree-ah-gay, key-ah-gay
keh-ree-koh-mee, key-ko-mee
keen-tekee geh-ree
key-oh-boo geh-ree
my-geh-ree
my-geh-ree kah-kah-toe
mah-wah-she-geh-ree
mee-kah-zoo-key geh-ree
nee-dahn geh-ree
my-toh-bee geh-ree
oo-she-row-geh-ree
oo-rah mah-wah-she geh-ree
yoh-koh-geh-ree
soh-koo-tow geh-ree
Pronunciation
Kanji
蹴
足払
腹蹴
膝蹴
蹴上
蹴込
金的蹴
胸部蹴
前蹴
前蹴踵
廻蹴
三日月蹴
二段蹴
前飛蹴
後蹴
裏廻蹴
横蹴
足刀蹴
Kanji
kah-tah
型
die-nee-hohn ten-noh kah-tah
foo-jee-kah-tah die-eech
普及型第一
foo-jee-kah-tah die-nee
普及型第二
pee-nahn nee-dahn
English
Kick
Leg Sweep
Abdomen Kick
Knee Kick
Snap Kick, Rising Kick
Thrust Kick
Groin Kick (lit. Gold-like Kick!)
Chest Area Kick
Front Kick
Front Kick with the Heel
Round-house Kick with Top of Foot
Crescent Kick (lit. Three Days Moon Kick)
Flying Front Kick, Two-level Kick
Flying Front Kick
Back Kick
Back Roundhouse Kick
Side Kick
Foot-edge Kick
平安二段
English
Form
Great Heavenly Japanese Karate Form
First Basic (common) Form
Second Basic (common) Form
Second Peace Form
*Heian is mainland Japanese pronunciation. Pinan is
Okinawan
平安初段
First Peace Form
平安三段
Third Peace Form
平安四段
Fourth Peace Form
平安五段
Fifth Peace Form
內步進初段
鉄騎初段
內步進二段
鉄騎二段
內步進三段
鉄騎三段
鷺牌
王冠
腕秀, 汪楫
拔塞, 拔砦
鎭東
五十四步
公相君,
觀空大
First Inner-stepping Form
Second Inner-stepping Form
Third Inner-stepping Form
Name of a visting monk from China
Bird on a Rock
Kings Crown
Name of a visting monk from China
To Storm a Fortress
54 Step Form
Name of a visting monk from China
Commands & Phrases
Japanese
Arigato Gozaimasu
Do Itashimas'te
Hajime
Karate ni Sente Nashi
Kawate
Kiotsuke
Matte
Mawatte
Mokuso
Onegai Shimasu
Otagai ni
Otagai ni Rei
Otagai ni Taishi
Rei
Sensei ni Rey
Sensei ni Taishi
Shomen ni Rei
Shomen ni Taishi
Shugo
Yame
Yoi
Pronunciation
ah-ree-gah-toh goh-zai-mas
doh-ee-tash-ee-ma-she-tay
hah-jee-may
kah-rah-tay nee sen-tay nah-she
kah-wah-tay
Kee-oh-skay
mah-tay
mah-wah-tay
moh-koo-soh
oh-neh-guy-she-mas
oh-tah-gah-ee nee
oh-tah-gah-ee nee ray
oh-tah-gah-ee nee ta(i)-sh(e)
ray
sen-say nee ray
sen-say nee ta(i)-sh(e)
shoh-men ni ray
shoh-men nee ta(i)-sh(e)
shoo-go
yah-may
yoy
Kanji
ありがとうございます
どういたしまして
始め
空手に先手なし
気を付け
待って
回って
黙想
お願いします
お互いに
お互いに礼
お互いに対し
礼
先生に礼
先生に対し
正面に礼
正面に対し
集合
止め
用意
English
Thank You Very Much
You're Welcome
Begin
There is no first attack in karate.
On Guard
Attention! Stand up straight!
Wait
Turn Around
Quiet Meditation
Please (Teach Me)
Toward Each Other
Bow to Each Other
Face Each Other
Bow with Respect
Bow to the Teacher
Face the Teacher
Bow to the Front
Face the Front
Line Up, Gather together
Stop
Ready, Attention
Parts of the Body
Japanese
Pronunciation
Kanji
Ago
Ashi
Atama
Hana
haisoku
Haito
Heiken
Hiji, Empi
hiraken
Hiza
Kakato
Karada/shin-, -mi
Ken
Koshi
Josokutei
zenzoku
Koshi
Kubi
Kumade
Me
Mune
Nakadaka ken
Nodo
Nukite
Oya-yubi Ippon-ken
ah-goh
ah-she
ah-tah-mah
hah-nah
hai-sow-koo
hai-tow
hee-jee, em-pee
Hee-rah ken
he-zah
kah-kah-toe
kah-rah-dah/ shin-, -mi
ken
koh-shee
joh-soh-koo-tay
zen-zoh-koo
koh-she
koo-bee
koo-mah-day
meh
moo-neh
Nah-kah dah-kah ken
noh-doe
noo-key-tay
Oiyah-yoo-bee ee-pohn ken
顎
足
頭
鼻
背足
背刀
平券
肘, 猿臂
四本拳
膝
踵
体, 身
拳
中足
上足底
前足
腰
首
熊手
目
胸
中指一本拳
咽, 喉
貫手
親指一本拳
Seiken
say-ken
正拳
Shinkei
Shuto
Soku
Sokutei
Sokuto
Suigetsu
Sune
Te
Teisho
Tekubi
Tettsui
Toriguchi
Tsumasaki
Ude
Uraken
Wanto
Yubi
shin-keh
shoo-tow
soh-koo
soh-koo-tay
Soh-koo-toe
Soo-ee-geh-tsoo
su-nay
tay
tay-show
tay-koo-bee
teh-tsu-ee
神経
手刀
足
足底
足刀
水月
脛
手
掌底
手首
鉄槌
鶏口
爪先
腕
裏拳
腕刀
指
tsoo-mah-sah-key
oo-day
oo-ra-ken
wahn-tow
yoo-bee
English
Chin, Jaw
Foot and/or Leg
Head
Nose
Reverse Foot (Instep)
Reverse Knife Hand (Ridge Hand)
Flat Fist (Bear Paw)
Elbow
Four Finger Fist (Knuckles)
Knee
Heel
Body, prefix/suffix for Body
Fist
Middle Foot (Ball of Foot)
Raised Sole
Ball of Foot
Hips
Neck
Bear Hand (Tiger Claw)
Eye
Chest
Middle Finger Fist (Knuckle)
Throat
Spear Hand
Thumb Fist (Thumb Knuckle)
Proper Fist, Straight Fist, (Front 2 Knuckle
Punch)
Nerve
Knife Hand
Foot
Sole of the Foot
Foot Blade, Foot Edge
Solar Plexus (lit. Water Moon)
Shin
Hand
Palm Heel
Wrist
Iron Hammer (Hammer Fist)
Chicken Beak (Finger Tips)
Tips of the Toes
Forearm
Back Fist
Sword Arm (Side of forearm)
Finger
Miscellaneous Terms
Japanese
Atemi
Barai
ah-teh-me
Bah-rye
当身
払い
Bunkai
Boon-kai
分解
Bushido
Dai Ichi
Deshi
Dojo
Gi
Goshin Jutsu
Hai
Hidari
Iya
Jiyu Kumite
Kamiza
Karateka
Kiai
Kihon
Kokyu Ho
Kumite
Obi
Makiwara
Migi
Shiai
Tameshi Wari
Waza
Yakusoku Kumite
boo-she-doh
die-eech
deh-she
doe-joe
ghee
go-shin ju-tsoo
hi
hee-dah-ree
ee-yay
jee-yu koo-meh-tay
kah-me-zah
kah-rah-tay-kah
key-eye
key-hon
koh-kyu how
koo-meh-tay
oh-bee
mah-kee-wah-rah
mee-gee
she-eye
Tah-meh-she wah-rhee
wah-zah
yah-k(oo)-soh-koo koo-meh-tay
武士道
第一
弟子
道場
着
護身術
はい
左
いいえ
自由組手
上座
空手家
気合
基本
呼吸法
組手
帯
巻藁
右
試合
試割り
技
約束組手
Pronunciation
Kanji
English
Strike (Often to distract)
Sweep
Application of Kata Techniques (lit.
picking apart)
The Way of the Warrior
The First
Student, Pupil
Place to Learn the Way
Karate Uniform
Self Defense Techniques
Yes
Left
No
Freestyle Sparring
Seat of Honor, Shrine
Karate Student
Spirit Yell
Basics
Breathing Methods
Sparring
Karate Belt
Striking Board
Right
Sparring Match
Breaking (Boards, Bricks, etc.)
Technique
Pre-arranged Sparring
Ranks & Titles
Japanese
Pronunciation
Kanji
Kyu
Mukyu
Jukyu
Kukyu
Hachikyu
Nanakyu
Rokyu
Gokyu
Yonkyu
Sankyu
Nikyu
Ikkyu
Dan
Shodan-Ho
Shodan
Nidan
Sandan
Yondan
Godan
Rokudan
Nanadan
Hachidan
Kudan
Judan
Joshu-Shoban
kyew
moo-kyew
joo-kyew
koo-kyew
hach-kyew
nah-nah-kyew
roh-kyew
go-kyew
yohn-kyew
san-kyew
nee-kyew
eek-kyew
dahn
show-dahn hoe
show-dahn
nee-dahn
san-dahn
yohn-dahn
go-dahn
rohk-oo-dahn
nah-nah-dahn
hach-ee-dahn
koo-dahn
joo-dahn
joh-shoo show-ban
級
無級
十級
九級
八級
七級
六級
五級
四級
三級
二級
一級
段
初段補
初段
二段
三段
四段
五段
六段
七段
八段
九段
十段
助手初版
Shidoin
Sempai, Senpai
Sensei
Renshi
Shihan
Kyoshi
Hanshi
she-doyn
sehm-pie
sehn-say
rehn-she
she-han
kyoh-she
hahn-she
指導員
先輩
先生
錬士
師範
教士
範士
Shidoshi
she-doh-she
指導師
English
Karate Ranks
Ranks below Black Belt
No Level (Red Belt)
Tenth Level (White Belt)
Ninth Level (Orange Belt)
Eigth Level (Gold Belt)
Seventh Level (Purple Belt)
Sixth Level (Green/White Stripe Belt)
Fifth Level (Green Belt)
Fourth Level (Blue Belt)
Third Level (Brown Belt)
Second Level (Brown/1 Black Tip Belt)
First Level (Brown/2 Black Tip Belt)
Ranks of Black Belt
Probationary First Degree Black Belt
First Degree Black Belt
Second Degree Black Belt
Third Degree Black Belt
Fourth Degree Black Belt
Fifth Degree Black Belt
Sixth Degree Black Belt
Seventh Degree Black Belt
Eighth Degree Black Belt
Ninth Degree Black Belt
Tenth Degree Black Belt
Junior First Degree Black Belt
Shidokan Teaching Ranks
Assistant Instructor
Senior Student
Teacher
Senior Teacher
Teacher of Teachers
Expert Teacher
Master Teacher
Other Titles
Director
Martial Arts Styles
Japanese
Pronunciation
Ryu
roo
Aikido
eye-key-doh
Goju-ryu
goh-joo roo
Iaido
eye-ay-doh
Kanji
流
合気道
剛柔流
居合道
Isshin-ryu
ish-in roo
一心流
Judo
Ju-jutsu, Ju-jitsu
Karate-do
Kempo, Kenpo
Kendo
Kobudo
Kung-fu
Matsubayashiryu
Naha-te
Shiatsu
Shito-ryu
Shorin-ryu
Shotokan
Shuri-ryu
Shuri-te
Taekwon-do
Uechi-ryu
Wado-ryu
joo-doh
joo-jut-soo
kah-rah-tay-doh
kem-poh, ken-poh
ken-doh
koh-boo-doh
kung-foo
mat-soo-by-ashi
roo
nah-hah-tay
she-ah-tsoo
she-toh roo
show-rin roo
show-toh-kahn
shur-ee ryu
shur-ee tay
tay-kwon-doh
ee-chi roo
wah-doh roo
柔道
柔術
空手道
拳法
剣道
古武道
功夫
English
Style or School
The way of harmony, a Japanese martial art
Hard/Soft Style from Naha-te Okinawan karate
The Japanese art of drawing the sword
"The One Heart Way" style from the strengths of Shorin-ryu & Goju-ryu
Okinawan karate
The gentle way, a Japanese martial art
The gentle art, self defence
The Way of the Empty Hand
Fist principles, an Okinawan karate style
The way of the sword, a Japanese martial art
Old martial way. A weapons martial art
Chinese martial arts
松林流
Pine Forest Style of Okinawan Shorin-ryu karate
One of the two main original Okinawan karate styles
那覇手
Meridian Massage
指圧
Combination of Naha-te & Suri-te Okinawan karate
糸東流
Little Forest Style from Shuri-te Okinawan Karate
小林流
Sports Style of Japanese Karate
松涛館
Okinawan/american style of karate
首里流
One of the two main original Okinawan karate styles
首里手
テコンドーKorean Martial Art with an emphasis on kicks
Way of Uechi, a Kung fu flavored Okinawan karate style
上地流
A Japanase style of Karate
和道流

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