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Which martial art brought to the west in the 1950's transalates from the Japanese as 'harmony energy way'?
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That would probably be Aikido, which roughly translates to "Way of Energy". Ai - Harmony Ki - Energy / spirit , and Do - way of.
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Which martial art translates from the Japanese as harmony energy way?
That would be Aikido.
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