<p>Choki Motobu was considered by many to be the toughest karate man in Okinawa during the 1930's and1940's his legendary fights with Japanese thugs is recorded in many places in this book he shows you his personal self defense skills.</p>

Okinawan Kempo: Choki Motobu

Sports & Outdoors

Motobu, Choki

Individual Sports

Masters

<p>The text translated here originally appeared in the book Watakushi no Karatejutsu (My Art and Skill of Karate) by Motobu Choki, 1932. Choki was born into the Motobu Udun – descendants of a royal prince – and raised as a traditional Bushi. After a long warrior pilgrimage, in which he put practical martial arts to the test whenever and with whomever possible, Choki became both the most celebrated and the most notorious Okinawan fighter ever. Here Choki, in vivid details, reports what he has had been bequeathed by the elders about the martial artists and their special skills of the royal capital of Shuri and elsewhere. What was martial arts back in Okinawa? The answer might be right in front of you.</p>

Martial Artists of Ryukyu: A Legacy by Motobu Choki (Ryukyu Bugei)

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Okinawan Kempo: Choki Motobu

Martial Artists of Ryukyu: A Legacy by Motobu Choki (Ryukyu Bugei)