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    The document provides an overview of the development of karate styles and organizations. It traces the origins of karate from its introduction to Okinawa in the 18th century by several Chinese individuals. It then outlines the development of early Okinawan styles such as Shuri-te, Tomari-te, and Tode. Several early influential Okinawan karate masters are mentioned who helped develop and spread these styles. The timeline then follows the global spread and evolution of karate in the 20th century with the development of new styles in Okinawa, Japan, Korea and internationally as karate masters emigrated and opened dojos around the world.

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    The document provides an overview of the development of karate styles and organizations. It traces the origins of karate from its introduction to Okinawa in the 18th century by several Chinese individuals. It then outlines the development of early Okinawan styles such as Shuri-te, Tomari-te, and Tode. Several early influential Okinawan karate masters are mentioned who helped develop and spread these styles. The timeline then follows the global spread and evolution of karate in the 20th century with the development of new styles in Okinawa, Japan, Korea and internationally as karate masters emigrated and opened dojos around the world.

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    KUSAKU (arrived in Okinawa in 1771)

    China RYU RYO KO


    Chinese Kenpo China AA
    KARYU UKU KI TERUYA SEISHO ARAKAKI Chinese Kenpo China
    China Okinawa Okinawa Chinese Kenpo
    Tomari-te Tomari-te Tode

    “TODE” SAKUGAWA (1733-1815) KARYO HIGASHIOA (1853-1916)


    Okinawa Okinawa
    Chinese Kenpo KOSAKU MATSUMORA (1829-1898) founder of Shorey Ryu Karate
    Okinawa
    Tomari-te

    MIYAGI CHOJU (1888-1953)


    SOKO “BUSHI” MATSUMURA (1796-1893) Okinawa
    Okinawa founder of Goju Ryu Karate
    founder of Shuri-te
    YASUTSUE “AKO” ITOSU (1831-1916)
    Okinawa
    Shuri-te, Tomari-te GOGE YAMAGUCHI “THE CAT” (1909-1989)
    Japan
    Goju Ryu
    YASUTSUE AZATO (1828-1906)
    Okinawa IKO 4 (2000) – TORU TEZUKA
    Shuri-te
    GICHI FUAKOSHI (1868-1957)
    Okinawa SO EI CHU (1908-?)
    founder of Shotokan Karate Korea
    Goju Ryu IKO 6 (KYOKUSHI-KA)(2002) – HATSUO ROYAMA

    IKO 1 (1995) - AKIYOSHI SHOKEI MATSUI


    KEJI KUROSAKI
    (1930) IKO 2 (SHIKYOKUSHIKAI) (2001) – KENJI MIDORI
    Japan (after Oyama passed away)
    CO-FOUNDER OF KYOKUSHIN KARATE MASUTATSU OYAMA (YOG I-CHOI) IKO 2 (1995 - 2001) – YUKIO NISHIDA / KEIJI SANPEI
    (1923-1994)
    Korea / Japan IKO 5 (ALL JAPA KYOKUSHI UIO) (2001)
    FOUNDER OF KYOKUSHIN KARATE (1953) YASUHIRO SHICINOHE – SHIGERU TABATA – KAZUYUKI HASEGAWA
    (later) IKO 3 (1995) – YOSHIKAZU MATSUSHIMA
    founder of Kurosaki Gym
    (ex Mejiro Gym)

    JO BLUMIG (1933) PAUL AREL ROGER LESOURD TADASHI AKAMURA (1942) HIDEYUKI ASHIHARA (1944-1995) SHIGERU OYAMA – YASUHIRO OYAMA DOALD I. BUCK (1927-1998) MIKI EREZ ICHOLAS PETTAS MIYUKI MIURA (1949)
    Holland U.S.A. France Japan / U.S.A. Japan Japan / U.S.A. U.S.A Israel Greek Japan / U.S.A.
    founder of Kyokushin Budokai (1980) founder of Kokondo Karate founder of Samurai Karate (1973) founder of Seido Juku (1976) founder of Ashihara Karate Kaikan (1980) founders of World Oyama Karate (1985) founder of American Kyokushin Karate Organization (1997) founder of World Survival Hisardut (1990) founder of Nicholas Pettas Dojo founder of Miura Dojo (2002)
    and Jukido Jujitsu (1970) MIKE GACI (1945)
    U.S.A STEVE AREIL (1934) JUKUCHO TAKASHI AZUMA (1949)
    founder of Mushin Karate Do (1975) South Africa / U.K. Japan
    YOSHIJI SOEO (1947) founder of International Federation of Kyokushinkai (1991) founder of Daido Juku Karate (1981)
    Sjaak Van De Velde (1957) Japan
    Holland founder of Shidokan Karate (1981) Daniel Andrews III
    founder of Kyokushin Karate Musashi (1995) John Goff U.S.A.
    U.S.A. William Reid William Oliver (?-2004) founder of Pinewood Karate (1989)
    Don Allen founder of Ronin Kai Karate (1995) U.S.A. U.S.A.
    U.S.A. founder of Budokai Karate (1987) founder of Kenshinkai Karate
    founder of Dentoteki Kyokushinkai
    Donald LaMattina Marco Lala
    Frank Rossetti U.S.A. U.S.A.
    U.S.A. co-founder of Toshindo Karate founder of Tettsu Bushi Jitsu System
    founder of Kororokan (1987)

    Patrick Hussey
    U.S.A.
    founder of Tenkara Karate
    Bernard Creton David “Ticky” Donovan (1947) Gerry Brian Frank Perry
    U.K. U.K.. U.K. U.K
    founder of Karate Jutsu Kai founder of Ishinryu Karate (1973) founder of Tsuyoi Karate (1975) founder of Seki Juku Ryu

    Kazuyoshi Ishii (1953) Yoko inomya (1954) Makoto Hirohara (Makoto Yoshida) (1961) Ferhat Ozsert ihat Yigit (1961)
    Japan Japan / U.S.A Japan Turkey Turkey
    founder of Seidokaikan Karate (1980) David Cook founder of Enshin Karate (1988) founder of Shintaiikudo (1996) founder of Zen Nihon Budo Karate (1989) founder of Sayokan Goshinkai (1999)
    Sweden Hoosain arker (1963)
    . founder of Ashihara International Karate (1987) South Africa
    founder of Ashihara Karate International (1993) Ivan Zavetchanos (1928) Raymond Geraneo
    founder of K1- Grand Prix (1993) U.S.A.
    founder of Asahi Karate-Do founder of Kenka Kai Kan Karate (1995)

    founder of Ashihara Budo Kai (1996)

    founder of Tsu Shin Gen (1996) Dave Jonkers


    Holland
    co-founder of Ashihara International Karate
    co-founder of Ashihara Budo Kai

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