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سایت رسمی کیوکوشین کای کان کاراته دو کانچو ماتسویی
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Kyokushinkai Kan
Masutatsu Oyama, the founder of
the largest Karate organization started and established
Bare-knuckle, Full-contact tournament system one of the top
authoritative and influential figures in the world of Martial Arts
history one of the pioneers in spreading the Asian Martial Arts to
the West and to all over the world ever pursuing, ever a
practitioner, he is recognized to be reached to the level of the
true Mastery.
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Sosai Masutatsu
Oyama (1923 - 1994)
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Kyoku =
Ultimate, utmost
Shin =
Truth, truthfulness
Kai =
Organization
Kan =
Building, School
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| kanji (Japanese
characters) calligraphy, worn universally on the front of the
gi , simply means "Kyokushinkai", which is the name given by
Sosai Mas Oyama to the karate style he created. It is composed of
three characters
Kyoku
meaning "Ultimate".
Shin meaning "Truth" or
"Reality".
Kai meaning "Society" or
"Association".
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Kanku
The symbol of Kyokushin Karate is the Kanku,
which is derived from Kanku Kata, the Sky Gazing Form. In this
kata, the hands are raised and the fingers meet to form an opening
through which the sky is viewed. The top and bottom points of the
Kanku represent the first fingers of each hand touching at
the top and the thumbs touching at the bottom, symbolizing the
peaks or ultimate points. The thick sections at the sides
represent the wrists, symbolizing power. The center circle
represents the opening between the hands through which the sky is
viewed, symbolizing infinite depth. The whole Kanku is
enclosed by a circle, symbolizing continuity and circular action.
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