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SHORIN RYU
 Honbu dojo Russian Okinawa karate kobudo
Federation, seminar Soke T. Nagamine, Moscow 2006.
is the most illustrious style of Okinawa Karate. It is made up of a handful of schools:
Matsubayashi Ryu, Kobayashi Ryu, Saybayashi Ryu, Matsumura seito Ryu, Sindo Ryu and others.
The largest of them being the Matsubayashi Ryu school with 30 000 members. The head of this school
used to be Master Shoshin Nagamine, holder of the 10th (highest) Dan in Karate, who had studied
with the greatest masters: Choki Motobu, Chotoki Kuan, Ankiti Aragaki. Shoshin Nagamine was also the author
of the book " The essence of Okinawa Karate" which is now in its 22 edition. Since his death Shorin Ryu
has been led by his son Hanshi Takayoshi Nagamine, holder of the 10th Dan in Okinawa karate and President
of the World Shorin Ryu karatedo kobudo Federation. Soke Takayoshi Nagamine 10th dan, President of the World Okinawa Karate and Kobudo
Federation, our teacher, passed away in April 27, 2012.
Since his death Shorin Ryu has been led by Hanshi Eihachi Ota, holder of the 9th Dan in
Okinawa karate and President of the International Shorin Ryu karatedo kobudo Federation.
Honbu dojo of the World Shorin Ryu karatedo kobudo Federation. Sensei Valeriy Maistrovoy and President WSKKF Hanshi Takayoshi Nagamine
10th Dan, shortly after Valeriy Maistrovoy passed the 4th Dan exam in
Okinawa te and Kobudo Shorin ryu (Matsubayashi). (May 15, 1998/ Naha
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Honbu dojo Russian Okinawa karate kobudo Federation, seminar Hanshi Eihachi Ota, Moscow 2012. |
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GOJU-RYU
 All Okinawa
Karate Federation (right to left): Hanshi Meitetsu Yagi 10-th dan Goju-ryu, Hanshi Zoen Nakadzato (the founder of Shorinji-ryu) 10-th dan,
Hanshi Chinen 10-th dan Goju-ryu, Kioshi Valeriy Maistrovoy 7-th dan. Naha, Okinawa 2007.
This style of Okinawa karate, which is very popular all over the world, was created by the
great master Tejun Miagi. Upon his death the most senior disciple Meitoku Yagi (1912 - 2003) became
his heir and successor. In accordance with ancient traditions he was officially appointed the Head of the style and
received his karategi and belt from Tedyun Miagi's family. The vice-president of the style is the master's son
Hanshi Meitetsu Yagi, holder of the 10th Dan title in Goju-ryu karate and President of the Okinawa Federation of Karate-do Gojukai. |
Honbu Dojo (Meibukan) of the Okinawa Goju Ryu-Gojukai in Naha (Okinawa, Japan),
Sensei Valeri Maystrovoy and Hanshi Meitetsu Yagi 10th Dan.
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UECHI RYU The third most famous and popular style of Okinawa Karate, created by the Okinawa master Kanbun Uechi, who also taught Chinese Martial Arts. The present Head of school is the master's grandson - Kanme, holder of the 9th Dan in Uechi Karate. The most famous masters of Uechi-Ryu are Kiyohide Shinyo, Sayko Itokasu, and Takemi Takayasu.
 Honbu dojo Uechi-ryu Kenyukai Okinawa Japan, Sensei Valeriy Maistrovoy 7-th dan and Hanshi Kiyohide Shinjo 8-th dan (7-th times Okinawa kumite champion).
 Honbu dojo Russian Okinawa karate kobudo Federation. Seminar Hanshi Takemi Takayasu. From left to right: Sempai Gennadi Udovichenko 4-th dan, Hanshi Takemi Takayasu 8-th dan, Kioshi Valeriy Maistrovoy 7-th dan. Moscow 2002.
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KOBUDO

Honbu dojo. Okinawa Karate Kobudo Renmei (Kodokan), Sensei Valeri Maystrovoy, Head-Instructor Yoshiaki Gakiya 9th Dan(in the center) In the second row on the left - Koudzi Yoshihira 8th Dan, President of the Okinawa-Kempo Full-Contact Karate-Do Association. Okinawa, Japan 1998.

Honbu dojo Russian Okinawa karate kobudo Federation. Seminar Hanshi Eihachi Ota 9-th dan kobudo. Moscow 2005.
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