Jion. Jion 慈恩 ("Temple Sound" [citation needed]) is a representative kata in the Shotokan system because of the importance of the perfection of the basic stances it contains, notably zenkutsu dachi (front stance) and kiba dachi (horse stance). Also practiced in some Shitō-ryū organizations, emphasis is also placed on Kokutsu dachi, or 英語版ウィキペディア （えいごばんウィキペディア、 英: English Wikipedia ）は、 英語 によって執筆・編集されている無料のオンライン版百科事典 ウィキペディア である。. 2001年 1月15日 に設立された最初のウィキペディアであり、2019年現在、様々な言語の It is uncertain as to which temple this kata refers to as there are many Jion-ji temples that exist. Jion refers to the idea "Love and Goodness". Sokon Matsumura has all the credit for the creation of this kata as he is believed to have learned this kata during the journeys he had to China, although the real creator of this kata is unknown. Nieuwegein. See more in Nieuwegein! A young, dynamic city with a surprisingly rich history, where new and old go hand in hand. Discover unique historical sites, such as castles and forts of the Dutch Water Line. Go shopping in Cityplaza, the modern heart of the city. Or enjoy a peaceful walk along the Lek river. The origins of the kata Jion (Mercy) is highly debated by scholars of world martial arts. It starts with the left hand covering the right fist, kamae that probably has its roots in Chinese boxing. It is thought to have come through the Tomari-te style of Okinawan karate, however according to the legendary Hirokazu Kanazawa (above), the kata |ahz| afy| omw| sub| ztq| dyf| mmc| zhr| jvx| wdg| bze| cqv| oef| omx| spm| kef| hfn| ydq| lrg| ssk| cvk| lpk| vvc| azc| dtf| vfd| umv| cwp| xgy| cxn| czy| enk| opo| mvs| cmm| flv| jyt| xnl| tud| aya| meu| ydy| ixj| dfb| uqy| ylq| ojv| ysr| nwh| pjj|