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Put the origins in order from the early dojo to the unified association.

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Put the origins in order from the early dojo to the unified association.

by Izan Díaz Pérez
1

Pioneer who introduced karate to Japan and laid the groundwork for modern Shotokan.

  
  
2

Central dojo established to formalize training and promote a unified approach.

3

Initial flagship training hall that helped standardize practice and spread the art.

  
  
4

Son who helped develop the art's pedagogy and expansion of the training network.

  
  
5

Leader who advocated postwar revival and created a standardized teaching pathway.

  
  
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National body formed to unify private clubs and ensure consistent instruction.

     
  
  
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Structured course to guarantee high-quality teaching and uniform techniques.

     
  
  
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Traditional martial path emphasizing discipline, form, and self-improvement.

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