History Part 3

Question 1

Occupation of Okinawa ended and it became part of Japan Empire

Answer 1

1879

Question 2

Karate (T’ang hand or Chinese hand) replace Te

Answer 2

1880s

Question 3

Chomo Hanashiro

Answer 3

wrote book interpeting kanji for karate as “empty hand”

Question 4

Chomo Hanashiro wrote book

Answer 4

1905

Question 5

Gichin Funakoshi intro karate to Japan mainland

Answer 5

1922

Question 6

Gichin Funakoshi is founder of

Answer 6

Shotokan

Question 7

Official adoption of term Karate term Japan

Answer 7

October 1936

Question 8

Yasutsunne “Ankoh” Itosu (1830-1915) grand-master

Answer 8

Shuri-te

Question 9

Karate as part of Okinawa middle school curriculum

Answer 9

Yasutsunne “Ankoh” Itosu in 1901

Question 10

Yasutsunne “Ankoh” Itosu developed katas

Answer 10

All Pinan katas

Question 11

Sokon “Bushi” Matsumura (1796-1884)

Answer 11

Created Naihanchin and Passi kata.

Question 12

“Tode” Sakugawa (1733-1815)

Answer 12

Taught Matsumura - Kusanku Kata and Sakugawa no kun Staff Kata

Question 13

Peichin Takahara (1683-1760) and Chinese militrary officer Kusanku taught

Answer 13

“Tode” Sakugawa (1733-1815)

Question 14

Yasutsunne “Ankoh” Itosu (1830-1915) taught

Answer 14

Kentsu Yabu

Question 15

Kentsu Yabu

Answer 15

Senior student of Itosu, rumored to have killed 60 men in unarmed combat, beat Choki Motobu.

Question 16

Shigeru Nakamura was taught by

Answer 16

Itosu, Yabu, Chomo Hanashiro, and Choki Motobu

also taught by father Keikichi, uncle Teiichi and Shinkichi Kuniyoshi

Question 17

Nakamura learned what katas from Kuniyoshi

Answer 17

Sesan (Seisan) and Niseishi katas

Question 18

Nakamura dojo style was called

Answer 18

Okinawa-te and later Okinawan Kempo, free form fighting and full-contact fighting w/ protective gear, Bogu Kumite, passed almost all katas to Taika.