描述
Early Japanese karate representative to Europe who introduced karate to
multiple European countries and North Africa
师父（1）
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江上 茂
（1968）
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Well-documented student of Shigeru Egami, trained with him in 1968 and became
representative of Nihon Karate-do Shotokai in Europe
“In 1968 he travels to Japan where he meets Master Shigeru Egami. Very impressed
by Master Egami and the technique he observes, he decides to make a profound and
very difficult transformation in his technique and his practice. He returns to
Europe as the representative of the Nihon Karate-do Shotokai.”
— Tetsuji Murakami Sensei (Shotokai Encyclopedia)
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“ A couple of years later, though, we had our first international seminar with a
Japanese karate master: Murakami Tetsuji, from Shotokai Karate, a student of
Egami Shigeru sensei. After this seminar, Murakami sensei became the leader of
our karate group”
— Interview with Master Nuno Russo of Jogo do Pau
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段位（1）
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段級位制
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Mentioned as '10th dan Shotokan Karate' in Wikipedia biography, but no
other sources confirm this rank. Shotokai sources indicate he was representative
of Shotokai style, creating uncertainty about the specific rank and style
“Tetsuji Murakami (Japanese: 村上 哲次; March 31, 1927 – 24 January 1987) was an
early Japanese karate representative to Europe. Rank: 10th dan Shotokan Karate”
弟子（1）
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Alexandre Gueifão
（1969）
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Well-documented student of Tetsuji Murakami from 1969, mentioned in biography as
student since 1969 when Shotokai style practice effectively began in Portugal
with Murakami's first seminar.
“O seu segundo Mestre foi Tetsuji Murakami Sensei, de quem foi aluno desde 1969,
data que marca o nascimento efectivo da prática do estilo Shotokai em Portugal
com a realização do primeiro estágio de Mestre Murakami.”
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