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Instructors (4)
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Iizuka Kunisaburō
1918 – 1932
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Trained here (3)
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Konishi Yasuhiro
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Japanese Wikipedia states Konishi learned kendo from Shingai Tadaatsu, studying
Kubota-ha Tamiya-ryu
“1913年（大正2年）、慶應義塾大学部理財科に入学。剣道部に入り、真貝忠篤（窪田派田宮流）に学ぶ。”
— Japanese Wikipedia article on Konishi Yasuhiro
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Motobu Chōki
(1924)
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Independent sources state it.
“Later Konishi studied Karate with Motobu Chōki and Mabuni Kenwa.”
— Ryukyu Bugei website
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“東京では、船越義珍の門弟でもあった小西康裕（後に神道自然流を開く）が中心となり、本部朝基後援会が結成された。”
“Choki Motobu was an instructor to Shoshin Nagamine, Hironori Otsuka, and
Yasuhiro Konishi, the founders of Matsubayashi Ryu, Wado Ryu, and Shindo Jinen
Ryu (Ryobu Kai), respectively.”
— Cramer, Mark I.. (2018). The History of Karate and
the Masters Who Made It: Development, Lineages, and Philosophies of Traditional
Okinawan and Japanese Karate-doinfo
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Japanese Wikipedia states Konishi learned karate from Funakoshi Gichin, meeting
him in June 1925
“1925年（大正14年）6月、船越義珍と出会った事により、ようやく唐手を学ぶ事ができた。”
— Japanese Wikipedia article on Konishi Yasuhiro
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“When he [Konishi] met Funakoshi Gichin in June 1925, he was finally able to
learn Karate. However, since its contents was only Kata, together with Ōtsuka
Hironori 大塚博紀 (1892–1982, founder of Wadō-ryū Karate-dō and Jūjutsu Kenpō) who
was also a disciple of Funakoshi, Konishi began to devise Yakusoku Kumite 約束組手
and the like. Later Konishi studied Karate with Motobu Chōki and Mabuni Kenwa.”
— Ryukyu Bugei website
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Sugino Yoshio
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Iizuka Kunisaburō
(1918 – 1919)
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Studied judo under Kunisaburo Iizuka at Keio University from 1918, documented in
Aikido Journal with specific details about training and Iizuka's 8th dan
rank at Kodokan
“While at Keio, he began studying judo under Kunisaburo Iizuka, an 8th dan
judoist who also taught at the Kodokan.”
— The Last Swordsman: The Yoshio Sugino Story, Part 1
- Aikido Journallink
“In particular, he studied judo under Kunisaburo Iizuka, one of Japan's top
collegiate coaches at the time.”
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Kenneth Kuniyuki
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Iizuka Kunisaburō
(1931 – 1932)
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Well-documented in USJF biography with specific dates 1931-1932 studying under
Kunisaburo Iizuka in Tokyo
“From 1931 to 1932 Kenneth studied under Kunisaburo Iizuka, 8-dan, and original
student of Kano Sensei in Tokyo, Japan”
— Kenneth Kuniyuki - USJFlink
“In 1932 he went to Japan to train at Keio University under the instruction of
Kunisaburo Iizuka, 8 dan at the time”
— Asian Americans who've made a difference -
Shoyu Zinelink
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