Okinawans developed karate as a means of self-defense and martial training, largely influenced by their historical context of invasions and foreign occupation. The blending of indigenous fighting styles with Chinese Martial Arts, particularly during the Ryukyu Kingdom period, played a significant role in its evolution. Karate also served as a way to promote physical fitness, discipline, and cultural identity among the Okinawan people. Over time, it transformed into a respected martial art practiced worldwide.
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Katate Masatsuka was born in 1971-09.
Onna sazen Nuretsubame katate giri - 1969 TV is rated/received certificates of: Japan:U
In general, yes. Some very traditional Okinawans might disagree, however.
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Okinawans often have a complex relationship with the Japanese identity due to their unique cultural heritage and history. While many Okinawans identify as Japanese, they also take pride in their distinct traditions, language, and customs that set them apart from mainland Japan. Some Okinawans express feelings of marginalization or a lack of recognition from the Japanese government, particularly regarding issues like historical events and military presence. Overall, their views can vary widely, reflecting a mix of pride in their identity and a desire for greater acknowledgment within the broader Japanese context.
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Karate originated on Okinawa. It was taken to Japan in the 1930's.
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No, there is no "e" at the end of "develope." The correct spelling of the word is "develop."
It's there diet. They eat, exercise, a LOT. However, all that is starting to change, because theres Americans stationed here and now American food is becoming a trend and now there are some fat Okinawans. I try to eat the Okinawan diet though (vegetables, fish, and water).
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The correct spelling of the verb is "develop" (advance, improve).