Aloha,
I have a new Facebook page at:
http://www.facebook.com/charles.c.goodin
I am just starting, but I am hoping that it will be a good way to notify people about Hawaii Karate Museum events.
Respectfully,
Charles C. Goodin
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"Karate Jutsu" means "China Hand art". Karate came to Okinawa from China. Only in the 1930s or so, was the term "Karate" changed to mean "Empty Hand". "China Hand" was used in Hawaii until after World War II, and is still used in some dojo.
For more information, please visit the Hawaii Karate Seinenkai website.
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