Ohtani in Kanji and Katakana - Zangyo-Ninja

Ohtani in Kanji and Katakana

It is a geographical family name, widely found outside of the Tohoku and Kyushu regions. The most common reading of “Ohtani” is “Ohtani,” but in the Tohoku region and near Ota City, Gunma Prefecture, it is often read as “Ohya. The family descended from the Emperor Kammu and received the surname Taira from the … Read More

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golf in Kanji

Golf is an outdoor ball game in which a club hits a hard ball the size of a ping-pong ball and competes to get it into a target hole with a diameter of 10.8 cm in the fewest number of strokes. However, the size of the ball is about the same as a ping-pong … Read More

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dodgeball in Kanji

A kind of ball game. Two teams of the same number of players are divided into courts (square or circular) with a line drawn in the middle and enter each other and hit each other with balls (about 20 to 30 cm in diameter). If a player is hit by a ball or fails … Read More

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Ryukyu Karate in Kanji

Kenpo from Ryukyu. It is based on three methods of thrusting, receiving, and kicking without holding a weapon. Originally said to have been introduced to China, it was researched and developed because the carrying of weapons was banned under the rule of Mr. Shimazu in the early modern period. Japanese calls “Tote”, “Todei”, “Todi” … Read More

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bowling in Kanji

One of the sports competitions. The ball is rolled toward 10 pins standing on the edge of a wooden floor called a lane, and the number of defeated pins competes for points. Origin and history Simple play like rolling stones seems to have been done for a very long time. In Roman times, bowling … Read More

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baseball in Kanji

A competition in which two teams of nine people alternately attack and defend using equipment such as balls, bats, and gloves, and compete for the total score in the normal nine innings (one point when turning four bases). It has spread to the United States, Japan and other East Asian countries, Cuba and other … Read More

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beach volleyball in Kanji

Ball game derived from volleyball. Divided into two pairs by two people, and performed on the court set up on the sandy beach. The rules are similar to a six-player volleyball, but the ball is slightly softer.

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Kung fu in Kanji

A Chinese martial art similar to Karate. In other parts of China, it is a term widely used not only for Chinese martial arts, but also means “practice / training / accumulation”, which is regarded as important in Chinese martial arts, and “time and labor”.

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Kendo in Kanji

A type of martial arts where competitors wearing armor face each other and compete for victory or defeat by hitting the part specified by bamboo swords. In the Edo period, it became a samurai table art, and further merged with Bushido to have a spiritual content, but entered the Meiji period and declined with … Read More

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basketball in Kanji

A ball game in which two teams of five each throw the ball into the opponent’s basket in the court and compete for points. Also, the ball used for this competition. It’s calls “Ro kyu” in Japanese. The first letter means basket.

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boxing in Kanji

A fighting sport that wears gloves on fists, uses only punches, and attacks only the front and sides of the opponent’s upper body. Also “Ken to” called in Japan.

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Zui Quan in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Zui Quan in Kanji

A type of state martial arts. A figurative fist imitating drunkenness. It is not a fist law to fight actually by drinking. It is a generic term that is crowned on a distinctive fist type, with its unique behavior as if you were drunken.

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football in Kanji

A game in which a leather ball is kicked into the goal and scored. It is named after the interpretation of being a kind of Kemari, a traditional Japanese game. Japan call “Ke mari”.

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Kenpo martial arts in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Kenpo martial arts in Kanji

The origin of the fist law is considered to be India. That led to China as well as Buddhism and developed. In Japan, there is a school that takes the form of fist law among jujutsu, and there are also many elements of jujutsu that are similar to fist law in Japanese old martial … Read More

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classical form of martial arts in Kanji

1. In martial arts, it is something that only the user’s body is rolled out. It is the technique, attack and defense performed mainly with your own body or with bare hands. 2. Gymnastics. Around the first year of the Meiji era, it was used to mean Western-style gymnastics for some time until the … Read More

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Football in Kanji wrote by vertically

Also known as association football. The game is divided into two groups of eleven, with the goalkeeper keeping the ball untouched and putting the ball into the enemy’s goal. Japan call “Shu kyu”.

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swimming in Kanji

Swimming is exercise that swims on the surface of the water or in the water, and sports competitions. Overview Swimming generally refers to swimming on the surface or in the water. It takes some training to swim. It was born as one of the activities of human life in various parts of the world, … Read More

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Sumo in Kanji - Zangyo-Ninja

Sumo in Kanji

A wrestling in which two players try on the ground and win the opponent if they defeat or move out of the ground. Japan has always been held in Japan and is considered a national sport. Or Sumo wrestler’s abbreviation.

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football team in Kanji

Another name for Association Football. Competition divided into two groups of eleven individuals, except for the goalkeeper, putting the ball on the enemy’s goal without touching the ball. A team that performs the competition. Japanese says shu-kyu-bu.

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volleyball by vertical in Kanji

In the old days was Japan called HaiKyu. a game in which two teams hit an inflated ball over a high net using their hands.

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billiards in Kanji

An indoor game in which players compete for points by hitting a ball with a long stick called a cue on a rectangular table with Rasha. There are various theories about its origin, such as Spain, England, China, France, and Italy. The modern billiards have been established since the 19th century, due to technological … Read More

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Karate vertically in Kanji

a traditional Japanese system of unarmed combat. Or empty hand.

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mismove in Kanji

It mainly refers to the act during game. commit a foul. Japanese says Han-soku-ko-i.

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