- is
pronounced as "zuki" (and is
sometimes transliterated that way). The
choku-tsuki (直突き) –
straight punch—is a
basic karate technique. It is performed...
- Shinobu, 11
February 1887–3
September 1953), also
known as
Chōkū Shaku (釋 迢空,
Shaku Chōkū), was a ****anese ethnologist, linguist, folklorist, novelist...
- 'kama yari',
which have
additional horizontal blades, and
simple 'su yari' (
choku-sō) or
straight spears. Yari can also be
distinguished by the
types of blade...
- (Führhand) Hebrew: ישרה Italian:
Diretto ****anese:
Kizami zuki / Jun zuki (
Choku zuki) Polish:
Prosty Romanian: Directă (braţ faţă) Russian：Джеб Serbian:...
- budo
disciplines such as
karate or jujitsu. This is an
embodiment of the
choku-zuki with foot movement. In
addition to the
block techniques, the Oi-Zuki...
-
include the
thrust punch oi-zuki made
using the lead-hand,
straight punch choku-zuki,
reverse punch gyaku-zuki, made from the
opposite (lead) hand, and...
- as "middle-level thrust" (中段突き, chūdan-tsuki), or "direct thrust" (直突き,
choku-tsuki). Face
thrust (顔面突き, ganmen-tsuki) is a
punch to the face, sometimes...
-
Bokusui (1885–1928)
Orikuchi Shinobu (1887–1953)
under the
pseudonym Shaku Choku Jun
Fujita (1888–1963)
Kenji Miyazawa (1896-1933)
Terayama Shuji (1935–1983)...
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Pancit choca is a
Filipino black seafood noodle dish made with
squid ink and
bihon (rice vermicelli). It
originates from Cavite, Philippines, and is originally...
