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    schema:description "Essay by Christopher Caile (published May 30, 2024) on the Okinawan concept of \"Bushi\" as distinct from the Japanese warrior code of Bushido. Caile consulted his sensei Katsuhiko Shinzato - professor of linguistics at Okinawa International University - who explained that \"Bushi\" uses the same kanji and pronunciation in Okinawa and Japan but different meanings: in Okinawa it was an honorific for respected karate masters rather than a warrior-class term. Footnote 3 records that Shinzato is the head of the Okinawan Karate-Do Shorin-Ryu Kishaba Juku and was a student of Tsunetaka Shimabukuro, Shoshin Nagamine, Seigi Nakamura, Chokei Kishaba and Chogi Kishaba (Yamani-Ryu Bojutsu). The article also touches on the lineage of Bushi Matsumura, Chotoku Kyan and others, and thanks Shinzato, Morio Higaonna and Walter Dailey for input."@en ;
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    schema:name "Okinawa's Bushi: Karate Gentlemen - Christopher Caile's Fighting Arts" ;
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