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version of
Niseishi (二十四歩, "twenty-four steps") shō (小, "small") or dai (大, "large")
found in Chitō-ryū is
unlike other versions of
Niseishi. The kata...
- Nijūshiho or
Niseishi,
Nandan sho (二十四歩) (****anese: Twenty-Four Steps) is an
advanced kata
practiced in Shotokan, ****ō-ryū, Chito-ryu, Ryūei-ryū, Shuri-ryū...
- Wadō-ryū
practices Rōhai Shodan.
Funakoshi renamed this kata as Meikyo.
Niseishi ニーセイシ: the name
means "24 steps."
Transmitted by
Ankichi Aragaki, this...
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exist but more soft than hard
natural Shi Ho Hai, Seisan, Ro Hai Sho,
Niseishi, B****ai, Chinto, Sochin, Tenshin, Ro Hai Dai, Sanshiryu, Ryushan, Kusanku...
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Naihanchi Shodan Naihanchi Nidan Naihanchi Sandan Tomari Seisan Pinan Shodan Pinan Nidan Pinan Sandan Pinan Yondan Pinan Godan P****ai
Kusanku Niseishi...
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Naihanchi Sandan Pinan Shodan,
Pinan Nidan,
Pinan Sandan,
Pinan Yondan,
Pinan Godan Kunishi Tomari Seisan Niseishi Motobu Choyu P****ai
Kentsu Yabu Kusanku...
- and Enpi (燕飛). For Wadō-ryū, the kata are
Seishan (征射雲), Chintō (鎮闘),
Niseishi (ニーセイシ), and Kūshankū (公相君). JKF
Gojukai rules differ from the WKF rules...
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famous for
teaching the kata (patterns) Unshu, Seisan, Shihohai, Sōchin,
Niseishi, Shisōchin and
Sanchin (which were
later incorporated into
different styles...
- Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Some Yes Yes
Nipaipo /
Neipai Yes Yes Yes
Niseishi /
Nijushiho /
NanDanSho Yes Some Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes B****ai / P****ai...
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Sanchin (三戰) Sūpārinpei (壱百零八手) Sōchin (壮鎮)
Tensho (転掌)
Pachu ( )
Niseishi ( )
Seienchin (制引戰)
Heiku ( )
Useishi ( ) Sansēru (三十六手)
Paiku ( ) Unsu...
