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Dojo-Kun
Japanese
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Hitotsu, ware ware
wa, shinshin o renmashi,
kakko fubatsu no shingi o kiwameru koto.
Hitotsu, ware ware wa, bu no shinzui o kiwame,
ki ni hasshi, kan ni bin naru koto.
Hitotsu, ware ware wa, shitsujitsu goken o motte
jiko no seishin o kanyo suru koto.
Hitotsu, ware ware wa, reisetsu o omonji,
sobo no furumai o tsutsushimu koto
Hitotsu, ware ware wa, shinbutsu o totobi,
kenjo no bitoku o wasurezaru koto.
Hitotsu, ware ware wa, chisei to tairyoku to o kojo sase
koto ni nozonde ayamatazaru koto.
Hitotsu, ware ware wa, shogai no shugyo
o karate no michi ni tsuji,
Kyokushin no michi o matto suru koto.
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THE
DOJO-KUN
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- We will train our
hearts and bodies for a firm unshaken spirit.
- We will pursue the
meaning of the martial way so that in time our senses may be alert.
- With true vigor, we
will seek to cultivate a spirit of self denial.
- We will observe the
rules of courtesy, respect our superiors and refrain from violence.
- We will follow our Gods and never forget the true virtue of humility.
- We will
look upwards
to wisdom and strength, not seeking other desires.
- All our lives trough
the discipline of Kyokushin-karate, we will seek to fulfill the true
meaning of the way.
The Dojo
Kun was written by Mas Oyama and Eiji Yoshikawa.
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THE
ELEVEN MOTTOS
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