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In Shotokan Dojo's across the world, Japanese is frequently used in naming techniques, katas and perhaps counting. However, no knowledge of Japanese is needed prior to stating Karate, we at Aaisatsu don't teach all in Japanese, terms will be introduced slowly and always followed by English and perhaps a demonstration for clarification. This page is full of pretty much all the Japanese terms you will ever need at Aaisatsu. Don't worry about learning them all that will come in time. On this page the Japanese Kanji is also displayed where possible, in brackets next to the term. (Please note Kanji will only be displayed if installed on your computer).
On some occasions the Sensei may count in Japanese. Counting in Japanese is fairly simple and normally in Karate you only need to know how to count to ten!
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This page was last updated 11/07/2010 (by ~DD)
Aaisatsu Karate Club. Christleton Sports Centre and North Gate Arena, Chester.