At the Head of Goju Ryu Komeikan, we are practicing on the theme of “tradition and creation” through all kinds of exercises, from preparatory exercise (hard and soft gymnastics) to form performances and to Kumite. Chjun Miyagi ( Miyagi Chjun, 25 tháng mt ngày 08 tháng ) là mt võ s Okinawan, ngi thành lp trng phái karate Gj-ry bng vic phi hp phong cách võ thut Okinawan và Trung Hoa.
What I always try to do in Karate training is that “reasonable”. Chojun Miyagi was born on Apin Higashi-machi (Naha-shi), Okinawa. For this, he strictly defined each technique that had been handed down orally to limited masters secretly as “Reasonable” physical movement, and explained “showing correct direction of Te” which is flexible defense and offence by the philosophical principles of “Goju (hard and soft)”. Like his teacher before him, because of his great natural talent and fierce determination, he progressed very rapidly. He began training in Karate under Higaonna Kanryo Sensei at the age of 14. When Chojun Miyagi Sensei was 11 years old he began rudimentary karate training with the Tomari-te master and famed fighter Ryoko Aragaki Sensei (1875-1961). Miyagi Chojun Sensei was born on April 25, 1888. In 1902, when Chojun Miyagi was 14 years old, he started practicing Naha-Te with Kanryo Higaonna. He was originally born as Miyagi Matsu, however his name was changed to Chojun a his age of five by his uncle, whom adopted him after his father died in 1893. Miyagi Chojun, 1935 © 2015, Andreas Quast. Chjun Miyagi (April 25, 1888October 8, 1953) was an Okinawan martial artist who founded the Goju-ryu school of karate. (1888-1953) Chojun Miyagi was born on Apin Higashi-machi (Naha-shi), Okinawa. There are no names given for the men in the photo, but I also strongly feel that this is Miyagi Chojun, founder of the Goju-ryu style of Okinawa Karate. the huge wooden lock bar thrusted through the loops of the two ropes to connect them.
The founder, Chojun who is my grandfather, tried to establish Okinawa's traditional “Te” as a modern karate. Miyagi Chojun Sensei (1888-1953) was the founder of Goju Ryu Karate. They had the important task to take care of the kanichib, i.e. Until passing away at the age of 89, he practiced karate to maintain his own health and clarified its benefits as a mental and physical training method. “Komei” means to explain the significance and to study the reason of things & to make it clear.Īfter the death of his father, Takashi studied diligently to explore the way of Karate in depth and clarify the truth, and devoted his life to spread orthodox Goju Ryu based on the founder's guiding principles. Takashi Miyagi (1919-2008), the eldest son of Chojun Miyagi (1888-1953) who is the second head of Karate Goju Ryu established and named Komeikan in 1955 on the occasion of the 3rd anniversary of the founder’s death.
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