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  • Adelaide: Vintage City (1964)
  • Short | 15 min | Documentary, Short
Adelaide: Vintage City (1964)
Short | 15 min | Documentary, Short
Considered to be the father of modern karate and the originator of the Shotokan style, Sensei Gichin Funakoshi is captured on this remarkable documentary film demonstrating the Tekki 1, 2, and 3 katas and the Meikyo kata, shot c.1924. Shot...See moreConsidered to be the father of modern karate and the originator of the Shotokan style, Sensei Gichin Funakoshi is captured on this remarkable documentary film demonstrating the Tekki 1, 2, and 3 katas and the Meikyo kata, shot c.1924. Shot on location at Keio University in Tokyo, Japan, at the Keio Karate bu (Karate Club of Keio), which was the first University to adopt Karate into it's physical education curriculum. In addition to Sensei Funakoshi, there is lots of the other footage covering the training of the University students and summer training camps (Shochu Keiko) at the beach. See less
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Geoffrey Scoresby Shepherd (as G.S. Shepherd)
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Updated Dec 31, 1964
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1964 (Australia)

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