师父（1）
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松村宗棍
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Well-documented student of Sokon Matsumura, mentioned in multiple historical
sources including Funakoshi's writings
“In a 1934 article, Funakoshi noted that Asato and Itosu had studied karate
together under Sōkon Matsumura.”
— Ankō Asato - Wikipedialink
弟子（8）
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本部朝基
（1882-1890）
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EN Wikipedia states Motobu was invited at age 12 with his brother to be taught
karate by Ankō Itosu and studied under him for seven or eight years; the
Motobu-ryu official history confirms Itosu was hired at the Motobu Udundi when
Motobu was 12 (kazoe)
“at the age of 12, he and his older brother Motobu Chōyū were invited by Ankō
Itosu to be taught karate... He studied under Itosu for seven or eight years.”
— Motobu Chōki - Wikipedia (EN). Wikipedia (English)
linkinfo
“幼少の頃より武に興味を示し、数え年12歳のときに首里手の大家・糸洲安恒先生を本部御殿に招聘して、長兄・朝勇先生と共に正式に師事されました。”
— 本部朝基先生 - 本部流 (Motobu-ryu official)linkinfo
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喜屋武朝徳
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Geoffrey Gaudion's account states Chofu Kyan asked three masters - Sokon
Matsumura, Anko Itosu and Pechin Oyadomari - to teach his son; the Itosu
connection appears only in this source, hence level 2
“At that time there were three noted karatemen in Okinawa: Sokon Matsumura in
Shuri, Anko Itosu, also in Shuri, and Pechin Oyadomari in Naha. Chofu asked the
three of them to teach his son karate.”
— Gaudion, Geoffrey E.. Shoshin Nagamine and Some of
His Masterslinkinfo
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摩文仁 賢和
（1902-1915）
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Mabuni studied Shuri-te under Anko Itosu from age 13 for many years; extensively
documented
“Began his instruction in Shuri-Te at the age of 13 under the tutelage of Anko
Yasutsune Itosu”
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屋部憲通
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The peer-reviewed Svinth article cites Dave Lowry stating Yabu's teacher was
Anko Itosu; corroborated by Tanzadeh and the Karate Page, which notes Yabu acted
as Itosu's shihan-dai
“On the other hand, Dave Lowry has written that Yabu's teacher was Yasutsune
'Ankoh' Itosu (Lowry, 1985, 11). Because both Matsumura and Itosu were
well-known karate teachers of the day, probably Yabu studied with both men at
different times.”
— Svinth, Joseph R.. (2003). Karate Pioneer Kentsu
Yabu, 1866-1937. Journal of Combative Sportlinkinfo
“He began training in ti, an early form of karate, under the guidance of Ankō
Itosu, one of the most respected masters of the time and a key figure in
modernizing and systematizing karate.”
— Tanzadeh, A.. Kentsū Yabu 屋部 憲通 - A. Tanzadeh
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“it is commonly accepted that Kentsu Yabu was a shihan-dai (師範代, assistant
instructor) for Anko Itosu when he taught karate at the Okinawa Prefectural
Normal School”
— Steinbrecher, Olaf. (2024). Did Kentsu Yabu teach
Passai? - The Karate Page. The Karate Pagelinkinfo
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花城長茂
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The Wikidata P1066 claim links Hanashiro to Anko Itosu, and the EN article
frames Hanashiro as Itosu's assistant until Itosu's death in 1915 - an
assistantship that implies close tutelage but is not explicitly a
teacher-student relationship
“Hanashiro later on became Itosu's assistant and remained so until his
Itosu's death in 1915.”
— Chōmo Hanashiro - Wikipedia (EN). Wikipedia
(English)linkinfo
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城間真繁
（1903）
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EN Wikipedia states Gusukuma began the study of karate with Anko Itosu at the
age of thirteen; corroborated by his student Seikichi Iha's Fighting Arts
interview describing Gusukuma's Itosu-derived lineage
“At the age of thirteen, he began the study of karate with Anko Itosu.”
— Shinpan Gusukuma - Wikipedia (EN). Wikipedia
(English)linkinfo
“Among his students were Yoki Uema (1920 - 2011, founder of Shorin-Ryu
Shubukan), Seiichi Iju (who was the first teacher of Shuguro Nakazato, the
founder of Shorin-Ryu Shorinkan, and who taught the latter the kata Gojushiho),
Seitoku Ishikawa (1925 - 2013) and Seikichi Iha (born in 1932).”
— Iha, Seikichi. (2020). The Teachings of Shinpan
Gusukuma Sensei - By Seikichi Iha Sensei. The Karate Pagelinkinfo
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船越 義珍
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Well-documented student-teacher relationship mentioned in multiple historical
sources, though only Wikipedia is cited
“Anko Asato (安里 安恒, Asato Ankō, Azato Yasutsune in Japanese, 1827 – 1906) was a
Ryūkyūan master of karate. He and Ankō Itosu were the two main karate masters
who taught Gichin Funakoshi, the founder of Shotokan karate.”
— Ankō Asato - Wikipedialink
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知花朝信
内弟子（1899-1912）
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EN Wikipedia states Chibana began his study of martial arts under Anko Itosu in
1899 at about age 15 and trained under him for thirteen years until he turned
28; the Kata Step by Step biography of Chibana confirms the 1899 start, thirteen
years of training until 28, and the five years of solo practice after
Itosu's death
“Choshin began his study of martial arts under Ankō Itosu in 1899 when he was
about fifteen years old... for thirteen years until he turned 28, Choshin
trained under Itosu.”
— Chōshin Chibana - Wikipedia (EN). Wikipedia
(English)linkinfo
“Chibana began his formal martial arts training under Itosu Ankō in 1899, at the
age of fifteen... continuing his training until he was 28. After Itosu's
passing at the age of 85, Chibana continued his practice independently for
another five years before opening his first dojo.”
— Karate Master Chibana Choshin - Kata Step by Step
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荣誉（1）
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称号
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Low-rank Ryūkyūan Pechin (samurai class) as documented in Wikipedia biography
“A low-rank Ryūkyūan Pechin, Itosu was small in stature, shy, and introverted as
a child.”
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