Glossary
Japanese - English
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Age - Rising.
Age Tsuki (Zuki) - Rising Punch.
Age Uke - Rising reception (Block).
Age Zuki - See Age Tsuki.
Aka - Red.
Aoi - Blue.
Ai Ki - Harmonious Spirit.
Ai - Harmony.
Ashi Barai - "Foot Sweep."
Ashi Ura - Sole of foot.
Ashi Waza - Foot Techniques.
Ashi Yubi - Toes (also called Tsuma).
Ashi - Foot.
Atama - Head.
Atemi Waza - Striking Techniques. (Esp. pressure points.)
Atemi - Striking. (Esp. pressure points.)
Awase Uke - "Joined Hand Reception (Block)".
Awase Tsuki - "U Punch". Also referred to as MOROTE ZUKI.
-B-
Bitei - Coccyx.
Bo - Long Staff.
Bojutsu - Long staff techniques.
Bokken - Wooden sword.
Budo - Martial way. The Japanese character for "BU"
whos literal meaning is "martial" is derived
from characters meaning "stop" and (a weapon like a)
"halberd." In conjunction, then, "BU" may have the
connotation "to stop the halberd." In Karate,
there is an assumption that the best way to
prevent violent conflict is to emphasise the
cultivation of individual character. The way
(DO) of Karate is thus equivalent to the way of
BU, taken in this sense of preventing or
avoiding violence as far as possible.
Bugei - Martial arts.
Bujutsu - Martial techniques.
Bunkai - Applications of Kata.
Bushi - Warrior class.
Bushido - Way of the warrior.
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Cha-iroi - Brown.
Cha-iroi Ichi Shiroi - Brown and White.
Cha-iroi Ni Shiroi - Brown and Double White.
Choku Tsuki - Straight punch.
Choku - Straight.
Chudan - The Middle section of the body. The torso and
up to just below shoulder height.
Chui - Foul (In competition).
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Dachi - Stance.
Dai - Great/Greater.
Dan - "Level", "Rank" or "Degree". Black Belt rank.
Ranks under Black Belt are called KYU ranks.
Do - The Way.
Dojo - Place of the Way ; Training Hall.
Dokko - Mastoid process (behind the ear).
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Embusen - Floor pattern of movement in a given KATA.
Empi (Anatomical) - Elbow.
Empi Uchi - Elbow strike.
Empi - Name of a kata.
Enorei - Relax.
Eri - Collar.
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Fudo Dachi - Rooted stance or ready stance, feet parallel
approximately shoulder width apart.
Fumikomi - "Stamp kick", usually applied to the knee, shin,
or instep of an opponent.
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Gankaku Dachi - "Crane Stance", sometimes referred to as
Tsuru ashi dachi and Sagi ashi dachi.
Gasshuku - A special training camp.
Gatame - Arm Bar.
Gedan Juji Uke - Lower cross reception (block).
Gedan - The lower region of the body, usually from the
hips down.
Gedan Barai - Low block.
Gedan Ude Uke - "Low Forearm reception (block)".
Geri - Kick.
Gi - Karate Training uniform.
Go No Sen - The tactic where one allows the opponent to
attack first so to open up targets for
counterattack.
Gohon Kumite - Five step basic sparring. The attacker steps in
five consecutive times with a striking technique
with each step. The defender steps back five
times, blocking each technique. After the fifth
block, the defender executes a counter-strike.
Gyaku Tsuki - Punch performed with the hand opposite the
forward leg in stance.
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Hachiji Dachi - Open leg stance.
Hadari - Left.
Hai - Yes.
Haishu Juji Uke - 'X' shaped reception (block) using the back of the hands.
Haishu Uchi - A strike with the back of the hand.
Haishu Uke - A reception (block) using the back of the hand.
Haito - Strike made with the "ridge" of the hand just
above the thumb. (Opp. of a hammer fist or
knife hand.)
Haiwan Uke - Back of the arms reception (block).
Hajime - "Begin". A command given to start a given drill,
Kata, or Kumite.
Hangetsu Dachi - "Half-Moon Stance".
Hanmi - Three quarter facing.
Hanshi - "Master." An honorary title given to the highest
Black Belt of an organisation, signifying their
understanding of their art.
Hansoku-make - Lose through violation of rules.
Hantei - Call to referees for judgement.
Hasami Tsuki - "Scissor Punch".
Harai Te - "Sweeping technique with the arm."
Harai Waza - "Sweeping techniques".
Hara - Belly.
Hayai - Fast.
Heiko Dachi - A natural stance. Feet positioned about one
shoulder width apart, with feet pointed straight
forward. Some Kata begin from this position.
Heiko Tsuki - "Parallel Punch" (A double, simultaneous
punch).
Heisoku Dachi - An informal attention stance. Feet are together
and pointed straight forward.
Henka Waza - Techniques used after OYO WAZA is applied.
Henka waza is varied and many, dependent on
the given condition.
Hichu - Adams apple.
Hidari - "Left".
Hiji - "Elbow", also known as EMPI.
Hiji Ate - "Elbow Strike". Also referred to as EMPI UCHI.
Hiji Uke - A recieving action using the elbow.
Hikite - The retracting (pulling and twisting) arm during
a technique. It gives the balance of power to
the forward moving technique. It can also be
used as a pulling technique after a grab, or a
strike rearward with the elbow.
Hikiwake - Draw.
Hiku - Pull
Hiraken - Strike made with the back of the knuckles on a
fist.
(Generally done very fast and whip-like.)
Hitosashi Ippon Ken - "Forefinger Knuckle".
Hiza Geri - See Hizaken Geri.
Hizaken Geri - Strike driving the knee into the target.
Hizagashira - Kneecap.
Hombu Dojo - A term used to refer to the central dojo of an
organization.
Hon - Basic, Fundamental
Horan No Kamae - "Egg in the Nest Ready Position." A "ready"
position used in some KATA where the fist in
covered by the other hand.
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Ippon - One point.
Ippon Ken - A fist made with one knuckle extended, usually
the index or middle finger. Generally used for a
pressure point strike.
Ippon Kumite - "One step sparring". The designated attacker
makes one attack, after which the defender
counter-attacks.
Ippon Nukite - A stabbing attack using only the extended
index finger.
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Jikan - Time up.
Jiyu Ippon Kumite - One attack semi free sparring
Jiyu Kumite - "Free Sparring".
Jo - Short staff.
Jodan - The upper section of the body, the head.
Jogai - "Out of Bounds". Used in tournaments.
Joko - Slow
Ju - Ten.
Juji Uke - Reception (block) with both forearms crossed.
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Kachikake - Point of jaw.
Kaeshi - Counter attack.
Kaeshu Ippon Kumite - Counter attack semi free sparring
Kage Uke - Hooking reception (block).
Kai - Style
Kaisho - Open handed.
Kakae Te - Trapping block.
Kakato Geri - Kick where heel is used to strike opponent,
generally to the rear. (see Ushiro geri).
Kagi Tsuki - "Hook Punch".
Kakiwake Uke - Wedging open reception (block).
Kaisho - "Open hand." This refers to the type of blow
which is delivered with the open palm. It can
also be used to describe other hand blows in
which the fist is not fully clenched.
Kake-te - "Hook Block" or "Hooking Technique."
Kake-waza - "Hooking Technique."
Kakiwake - A two handed block using the outer surface of
the wrist to neutralize a two-handed attack,
such as a grab.
Kakushi waza - "Hidden techniques."
Kakuto uchi - "Wrist joint strike." Also known as "KO UCHI."
Kakuto uke - "Wrist Joint reception (Block)." Also known as KO UKE.
Kamae - A posture or stance either with or without a
weapon. Kamae may also connote proper
distance (Ma-ai) with respect to one's partner.
Although "Kamae" generally refers to a
physical stance, there is an important parallel
in Karate between one's physical and one's
psychological bearing. Adopting a strong
physical stance helps to promote the
correlative adoption of a strong psychological
attitude. It is important to try so far as possible
to maintain a positive and strong mental
bearing in Karate.
Kami - Hair.
Kansetsu waza - Joint-lock techniques.
Kappo - Techniques of resuscitating people who have
succumbed to a shock to the nervous system.
Kara Te - (Ancient - China Hand), A style of empty hand
fighting whose basics come from China and
was further developed in Okinawa and Japan.
KARATE-DO "The Way of Karate". This implies
not only the physical aspect of Karate, but also
the mental and social aspects of Karate.
Kata - A complete set of choreographed martial
movements.
Katana - Japanese curved long sword.
Kasumi - Temple.
Kawashi - Evasion.
Keage - Snap Kick. (Literally, Kick rising).
Keiko - (1) Training. The only secret to success in
Karate.
(2) "Joined Fingertips".
Keichu - Back of neck.
Keito Uchi - Base of thumb strike.
Kekomi - Thrust Kick ( Literally, Kick Into/Straight ).
Kempo - "Fist Law." A generic term to describe fighting
systems that uses the fist. In this regard,
KARATE is also KEMPO. In Chinese, it is
pronounced "Chuan Fa".
Ken - Closed hand used for various strikes.
Kensei - The technique with silent KIAI. Related to
meditation.
Kentsui - "Hammer Fist" Also known as TETTSUI.
Kentsui uchi - See TETTSUI UCHI "Hammer Fist Strike".
Ki Ai - Shout used to harmonise the body and energy
during a martial technique.
Ki - Vitality. A Yang counterpart to Blood(Yin), it
forms and circulates blood. See San Bao (Chinese).
Kiba Dachi - Stance with feet parallel and twice shoulder
width apart.
Ki Rei Tu - Stand Up.
Kihon - (Something which is) fundamental. Basic
techniques.
Kime - Focus of Power.
Kin Geri - Instep kick to groin.
Kinteki - Testicles.
Kiroi - Yellow
Kizami Tsuki - "Jab Punch".
Ko - Small, Minor.
Ko bo ittchi - The concept of "Attack-Defence Connection".
Kobore - Tibia.
Ko uchi - "Wrist joint strike." Also known as KAKUTO
UCHI.
Ko uke - "Crane reception (Block)" or "Arch reception (Block)". Same as
KAKUTO UKE.
Kohai - A student junior to oneself.
Kokoro - "Spirit, Heart." In Japanese culture, the spirit
dwells in the Heart.
Koken - "Wrist Joint".
Kokutsu dachi - A stance which has most of the weight to the
back. Referred to in English as "Back Stance".
Kosa dachi - "Crossed-Leg Stance".
Koshin - "Rearward".
Kuatsu - The method of resuscitating a person who has
lost consciousness due to strangulation or
shock.
Kubotan - A self-defence tool developed by TAKAYUKI
KUBOTA. This tool serves normally as a key
chain.
Koshi - Hips and also ball of foot.
Kubi - Neck.
Kumade - "Bear hand."
Kumite - Sparring.
Kuroi - Black.
Kyoku - Breathing.
Kyosen - Solar plexus (also Suigetsu).
Kyoshi - "Master Instructor." A Dan level in the
sequence of RENSHI, KYOSHI, and HANSHI.
Kyototsu - Sternum.
Kyu - "Grade". Any rank below Shodan.
Kyusho waza - Pressure Point techniques.
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-M-
Ma-ai - Proper distancing or timing with respect to
one's partner. Since Karate techniques always
vary according to circumstances, it is important
to understand how differences in initial position
affect the timing and application of techniques.
Mae - Front.
Mae Geri - Front Kick. Kick with the ball of the foot
impacting target parallel to the kicking leg.
Mae ashi geri - Kicking with the front leg.
Mae geri keage - "Front Snap Kick". Also referred to as MAE
KEAGE.
Mae geri kekomi - "Front Thrust Kick:. Also referred to as MAE
KEKOMI.
Mae ukemi - "forward fall/roll".
Makiwara - Striking Post.
Makoto - A feeling of absolute sincerity and total
frankness, which requires a pure mind, free
from pressure of events.
Manabu - "Learning by imitating." A method of studying
movement and techniques by following and
imitating the instructor.
Manji uke - A Double armed reception (block) where one arm executes
GEDAN BARAI to one side, while the other
arm executes JODAN UCHI UKE (or JODAN
SOTO YOKO TE).
Mata - Top of thigh.
Matte - "Wait".
Mawashi Geri - This kick pivots at the knee, rotates around the
body, hitting with the ball of the foot. For hitting
with the instep the command is SEASHI MAWASHI GERI.
Mawashi Tsuki - "Roundhouse Punch".
Mawashi hiji ate - "Circular Elbow Strike". Also referred to as
MAWASHI EMPI UCHI.
Mawat-te - A command given by the instructor for students
to turn around.
Midori - Green.
Migi - Right.
Mikazuki geri - "Crescent Kick".
Mimi - Ears.
Mokuso - Meditation. Practice often begins or ends with
a brief period of meditation. The purpose of
meditation is to clear one's mind and to
develop cognitive equanimity. Perhaps more
importantly, meditation is an opportunity to
become aware of conditioned patterns of
thought and behaviour so that such patterns
can be modified, eliminated or more efficiently
put to use.
Moroashi Dachi - Semi forward stance.
Morote Tsuki - "U-Punch". Punching with both fists. Also
referred to as AWASE ZUKI.
Morote uke - "Augmented reception (Block)". One arm and fist support
the other arm.
Moto dachi - A short forward stance, also referred to as
HAN-ZENKUTSU DACHI.
Mudansha - Students without black-belt ranking.
Mune: Chest.
Murasaki: Purple.
Mushin - "No Mind." The state of being that allows
freedom and flexibility to react and adapt to a
given situation.
Musubi dachi - An attention stance with feet pointed slightly
outward.
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Nagashi uke - "Sweeping reception (Block)" using the palm of the hand
to sweep the attack to the side of the body.
Nage waza - Throwing/take-down techniques.
Naginata - A pole arm with a blade affixed to the end
designed for slashing. Naginatajutsu is a well
practised art of the samurai women of Japan.
Naifanchi dachi - "Straddle Stance." Also referred to as
NAIHANCHI DACHI and KIBA DACHI.
Naihanchi dachi - "Straddle Stance". Also referred to as KIBA
DACHI and NAIFANCHI(N) DACHI.
Naiwan Uke: Inside of the arms reception (block).
Naha Te - The martial art which comes from the Naha
village in Okinawa.
Naha - One of the three major villages in Okinawa
from which Martial traditions spring See also
Shuri and Tomari.
Nakadaka ippon ken - "Middle Finger Knuckle".
Nami-gaeshi - "Returning Wave." Foot technique found in
Tekki Shodan to block an attack to the groin
area. The technique can also be used to strike
the opponent's inner thigh or knee, as well as
to sweep an opponent's leg.
Neko ashi dachi - "Cat Leg Stance".
Nihon nukite - Two finger spear hand “stabbing” attack.
Nidan - Second Level, as in Second Degree Black Belt.
Nidan geri - "Double Kick".
Nukite - A strike made with the open hand, thrusting
forward with the tips of the fingers. (Hand
generally held vertically.)
Nunchaku - An Okinawan weapon consisting of two sticks
connected by rope or chain. This was originally
used by the Okinawans as a farm tool to thrash
rice straw.
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O Big, Major.
Obi - A belt.
Oi Tsuki - Punch performed with the hand over the
forward leg in stance.
Onaji waza - "Same technique".
Onegai shimasu - "I make a request" or "I ask of You..." This is
said while bowing to one's partner when
initiating practice, to the instructor at the
beginning of training, or to anyone when asking
a favor/request.
Orenji - Orange
Osae uke - "Pressing reception (Block)".
Oss - Agreement.
Osu - Push.
Otoshi - Dropping.
Otoshi empi uchi - An elbow strike by dropping the elbow. Also
referred to as Otoshi Hiji Ate.
Oyayubi ippon ken - "Thumb Knuckle".
Oyo waza - Applications interpreted from techniques in
Kata, implicated according to a given condition.
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Rei - "Respect". A method of showing respect in
Japanese culture is the Bow. It is proper for the
junior person bows lower than the senior
person. Etiquette dictates that one should bow
when entering the dojo, when entering the
training area, when greeting Sensei, when
greeting a Black Belt BUDOKA, when
beginning or ending a training session with a
partner, when beginning or ending a kata
performance, and when someone bows to you.
Reigi - Etiquette. Also referred to as REISHIKI.
Observance of proper etiquette at all times (but
especially observance of proper DOJO
etiquette) is as much a part of one's training as
the practice of techniques. Observation of
etiquette indicates one's sincerity, one's
willingness to learn, and one's recognition of
the rights and interests of others.
Renoji dachi - A stance with feet making a 'L-shape.'
Rensei - Practice Tournament. Competitors are
critiqued on their performances.
Renshi - "A person who has mastered oneself." This
person is considered an expert instructor. This
status is prerequisite before attaining the
status as KYOSHI.
Ryu - School.
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Saei Rei Tu - Line Up.
Sagi ashi dachi - One Leg Stance. Also referred to as
TSURU ASHI DACHI.
Sai - An Okinawan weapon that is shaped like the
Greek letter 'Psi' with the middle being much
longer.
Sakotsu - Collar bone.
Sanbon kumite - "Three Step Sparring".
Sanbon shobu - Three Point match. Used in tournaments.
Sanbon Tsuki - Triple punch.
Sanchin dachi - "Hour-glass Stance".
Sasae - Prop, Propping.
Sashite - Raising of the hand either to strike, grab, or
block.
Seiken - Strike made with knuckles on fist held
vertically.
Seiryuto - "Bull Strike." A hand technique delivered with
the base of the SHUTO (Knife hand).
Seiza - A proper sitting position. Sitting on one's
knees. Sitting this way requires acclimatization,
but provides both a stable base and greater ease
of movement than sitting cross-legged. It is used
for the formal opening and closing of the class.
Sempai - A senior student.
Sen no sen - Attacking at the exact moment when the opponent
attacks.
Sen sen no sen - Attacking before the opponent attacks, a
Pre-emptive attack.
Sensei - Teacher.
Seppuku - The ritual of suicide in Japanese culture used
to regain ones lost honour.
Shiai - A match or a contest (Event).
Shidoin - Formally recognized Instructor who has not yet
been recognized as a SENSEI. Assistant
Instructor. The SHIDOIN serves as the
instructor who teaches the technical aspects of
Karate.
Shihan - A formal title meaning, approximately, "master
instructor." A "teacher of teachers."
Shiko dachi - "Square Stance". A stance often used in Goju-
Ryu and Shito-Ryu.
Shime waza - Choking/Strangling techniques.
Shiroi - White.
Shizentai - "Natural Position". The body remains relaxed
but alert.
Sho - Less, Lesser.
Shobu - Official contest.
Shomen - Front or top of head. Also the designated front
of a Dojo.
Shuri Te - The martial art which comes from the Shuri
village in Okinawa.
Shuri - One of the three major villages in Okinawa
from which Martial traditions spring. See also
Naha and Tomari.
Shuto - Strike made with the bottom edge of hand with
hand open and held rigid. Colloquially called
"Chop" (Opp. of ridge hand.)
Sochin dachi - "Immovable Stance". Also referred to as Fudo
Dachi.
Sode - Sleeve.
Sokuto Geri - Kick performed with blade edge of foot.
Sorashi - Feignt, Fake attack.
Soto Uke - Mid body reception (block) with an outside to inside
motion of the forearm.
Sukui uke - "Scooping reception (Block)".
Sutemi - Sacrifice
Suwari waza - "Techniques from a sitting position."
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Tachi - Long one edged slightly curved sword
commonly used by samurai. Slightly longer
than the Katana.
Tai - Body.
Tai sabaki - Body movement/shifting.
Tameshiwari - Breaking.
Tanto - Short dagger or long knife, often used during
seppuku.
Tate - Vertical
Tate empi - "Upward Elbow Strike".
Tate tsuki(zuki) - "Vertical Punch." A fist punch with the palm
along a vertical plane.
Te - Hand.
Te Kubi - Wrist.
Teiji dachi - A Stance with the feet in a 'T-shape.'
Teisho - Strike made with the palm or "heel" of the
hand.
Tento - Top of skull.
Tettsui - Hammerfist strike.
Tobi geri - "Jump Kick".
Tobi Tsuki(zuki) - Jumping in punch.
Tomoe - Stomach.
Tomari Te - The martial art which comes from the Tomari
village in Okinawa.
Tomari - One of the three major villages in Okinawa
from which Martial traditions spring. See also
Naha and Shuri.
Tonfa - A farm tool developed into a weapon by the
Okinawans.
Tsukami waza - "Catching technique." A blocking technique by
seizing the opponent's weapon, arm, or leg.
Used often for grappling techniques.
Tsuki - A strike made with a closed fist using the
knuckles.
Tsuru ashi dachi - "Crane Stance", also referred to as SAGI ASHI DACHI.
Tuite - Grappling skills.
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Uchi deshi - A live-in student/disciple. A student who lives
in a dojo and devotes him/herself both to
training and to the maintenance of the dojo
(and sometimes to personal service to the
SENSEI of the dojo).
Uchi mawashi geri - "Inside Roundhouse Kick".
Uchi Uke - Mid body reception (block) with an inside to outside
motion of the forearm.
Ude Uke - Forearm reception (block).
Ude - Forearm.
Uke - A defensive motion made to deflect or stop an
attack. literally meaning "To recieve" or "Reciever"
Ukemi waza - "Break-fall techniques."
Uki ashi dachi - A stance similar to the cat-stance, performed
in the kata HANGETSU.
Ura zuki - An upper cut punch used at close range.
Uraken - "Back Knuckle".
Ushiro empi uchi - Striking to the rear with the elbow.
Ushiro Geri - Kick executed by thrusting heel to rear, at
opponent attacking from behind. Type of
Kakato geri.
Ushiro Mawashi Geri - Reverse roundhouse kick.
Ushiro: Back.
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Wan - Arm
Wakizashi - Short sword of the same style as the katana,
about three quarters the length.
Washide - Eagles beak hand.
Waza - Technique(s).
Waza-ari Awasette-Ippon - Two half points making Ippon.
Waza-ari - Half point.
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Yama zuki - "Mountain Punch". A wide U-shaped dual
punch.
Yame - "Stop".
Yari - A pole arm with a straight narrow blade
designed for thrusting.
Yoi - "Ready".
Yoko - "Side".
Yoko geri keage - "Side Snap Kick". Also referred to as YOKO
KEAGE.
Yoko geri kekomi - "Side Thrust Kick". Also referred to as YOKO
KEKOMI.
Yoko mawashi empi uchi - Striking with the elbow to the side.
Yoko tobi geri - "Flying Side Kick".
Yonhon Nukite - Four finger spearhand thrust.
Yubi - Finger.
Yudansha - Black belt holder (any rank).
Yusei-gachi - Winner by superiority.
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Zanshin - Lit. "remaining mind/heart." Even after a Karate
technique has been completed, one should
remain in a balanced and aware state.
ZANSHIN thus connotes "following through" in
a technique, as well as preservation of one's
awareness so that one is prepared to respond
to additional attacks.
Za-rei - The traditional Japanese bow from the
kneeling position.
Zenkutsu dachi - "Forward Stance".
Zenshin - "Forward".
Zori - Japanese slippers.
NUMBER SYSTEM
1 Ichi One
2 Ni Two
3 San Three
4 Shi ( Or Yon ) Four
5 Go Five
6 Roku Six
7 Shichi ( Or Nana ) Seven
8 Hachi Eight
9 Ku (Or Kyu) Nine
10 Ju Ten
11 Ju Ichi Eleven
12 Ju Ni Twelve
13 Ju San Thirteen
20 Ni Ju Twenty
21 Ni Ju Ichi Twenty One
22 Ni Ju Ni Twenty Two
23 Ni Ju San Twenty Three
30 San Ju Thirty
31 San Ju Ichi Thirty One
32 San Ju Ni Thirty Two
33 San Ju San Thirty Three
40 Yon Ju Forty
50 Go Ju Fifty
60 Roku Ju Sixty
70 Nana Ju Seventy
80 Hachi Ju Eighty
90 Kyu Ju Ninty
100 Hyaku One Hundred
101 Hyaku Ichi One Hundred and One
102 Hyaku Ni One Hundred and Two
200 Ni Hyaku Two Hundred
300 San Hyaku Three Hundred
1,000 Sen One Thousand
2,000 Ni Sen Two Thousand
3,000 San Sen Three Thousand
10,000 Man Ten Thousand
KATA
White Taikyoku shodan(Kihon to count)
Red Taikyoku shodan(Kihon)
Yellow Heian Shodan
Orange Heian Nidan
Green Heian Sandan
Blue Heian Yondan
Purple Heian Godan
Brown Tekki Shodan
Brown & white Bassai Dai
Brown & double white Empi
" Kanku Dai
" Jion
" Jitte
Black 1st Dan Hangetsu
" Gankaku
" Bassai Sho
" Kanku Sho
" Tekki Nidan
Black 2nd Dan Jiin
" Chinte
" Sochin
" Tekki Sandan
" Nijushiho
Black 3rd Dan + Unsu
" Meikyo (Rohai)
" Wankan
" Gojushiho Sho
" Gojushiho Dai
ENSKAHOME