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Kanji are the
Chinese characters used in Japanese writing. Kanji consist of symbols
that can represent a word or expression. They are normally written from top to
bottom, but for technical reasons will be written from left to right on this
page. Kanji are supplemented by katakana and hiragana which
are read phonetically and act more like English letters.
 Appaku |
Ashi |
Ashi |
Ashi Sabaki |
Bugei |
Budo |
Bushi |
Dan |
Dou |
Dojo |
Gi |
Godan |
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Hidari |
Ippon |
Kamae |
Karate |
Kata |
Keri |
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Kiai |
Kihon |
Kobudo |
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Kohai |
Kumite |
Kuro Obi |
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Maai |
Migi |
Mokuso |
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Obi |
Osu |
Rei |
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Ryu |
Satori |
Sayonara |
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Seiza |
Sempai |
Sensei |
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Shizen Tai Dachi |
Shomen |
Shotokan |
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Shuri-Ryu |
Tashi |
Tora |
Tsuru |
Ushiro |
Waza |
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Yoi |
Zanshin |
Zuki |
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