Oyama, Masutatsu: Karaten käsikirja, Otava [1970], nid, K3++

Hyväkuntoinen ( K3++ ) nide vuodelta 1970
kirja on painettu Japanissa , kustantaja Otava
kirjan selkä on haalistunut valosta hyllyssä seisoessaan
Erittäin harvinainen ja lievästi haluttu teos vuodelta 1970, jonka on kirjoittanut itse Kyokushinkai Karaten isä, Masutatsu Oyama
Alkuteos , josta käännetty :" Vital Karate "
127 (1) sivua ja runsas valokuvakuvitus , kuten kirjan luonne vaatiikin

Tekijästä linkissä :
http://seinenkai.com/salute-oyama.html
ja sieltä :
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Mas Oyama was born on July 27, 1923, in South Korea. As a youth, he studied the Chinese art of Kempo. While attending school in Japan, he became a student of Gichin Funakoshi (student of Anko Itosu and Anko Asato, and founder of the Shotokan form of Karate). Later he studied Goju-Ryu under Nei-Chu So, who appears to have been a student of Gogen Yamaguchi, who in turned learned from Chojun Miyagi (student of Kanryo Higashionna, and founder of Goju-Ryu). Oyama eventually founded the Kyokushin ("ultimate truth") form of Karate. Full contact sparring is a prominent characteristic of this style.
Oyama first visited Hawaii in 1952 on his way to the mainland to popularize the art of Karate. In Hawaii he met Bobby Lowe. So impressed was Lowe with Oyama's form of Kyokushin Karate, that he he became Oyama's student and spent years learning directly from him in Japan. Oyama also visited Hawaii several more times. In 1957, Lowe opened the first Kyokushin dojo outside of Japan. In 1964, Lowe wrote Mas Oyama's Karate, which has sold over 1 million copies. Lowe continues to teach Kyokushin Karate to this day.
Oyama was the author of several books and was featured in numerous videos about his form of Karate. His first English book, What is Karate?, was published in 1958. At right is the cover of his Vital Karate, first published in 1967. Many of Oyama's books are part of the Hawaii Karate Museum rare book collection.
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lisätietoja:
Kyokushin Kaikan is a style of stand-up, full contact karate, founded in 1964 by Masutatsu Oyama who was born under the name Choi Young-Eui. Kyokushinkai is Japanese for "the society of the ultimate truth." Kyokushin is rooted in a philosophy of self-improvement, discipline and hard training. Its full contact style has had international appeal.The Kyokushin system is based on traditional karate like Shotokan and Goju-ryu, but incorporates many elements of combat sports like boxing, Muay Thai and kickboxing in kumite. Manay techniques used in Kyokushin Karate are not found in other styles of karate. Kyokushin training consists of three main elements: (1) technique, (2) forms, and (3) sparring. These are sometimes referred to as the three "K's" after the Japanese words for them: kihon (technique), kata (forms), and kumite (sparring).

Kuntoluokitus: (K5=uusi, K4=erinomainen, K3=hyvä, K2=tyydyttävä, K1=kehno)

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Tekijä(t): Oyama, Masutatsu.
Alkuteos: Vital karate
Nimeke: Karaten käsikirja / Suom. Sampo Sovijärvi ; Tark. Seppo Hämeenoja.
Julkaistu: Hki : Otava, [1970] (pain. Japanissa)
Ulkoasu: 127 (1) s. : kuv.
Aineisto: kirja
Kieli: fin
Alkuteoksen kieli: eng
Muu(t) tekijä(t): Sovijärvi, Sampo.
Hämeenoja, Seppo.