Kenseido
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Kenseido is a fairly recent style of Karate. It focuses on blending "yono" (direct attacks) with "ino" (moves that utilize the opponent's energy).
The United States Kenseido headquarters is located in San Antonio, Texas.
Kenseido's roots and origins are ancient, stemming from the traditions and techniques brought to Japan over a thousand year period by the Shaolin (Shorinji in Japanese), the martial skills, customs, and culture of contemporary and Samurai era Japan (edo-jidai)and the innovations of Akizuki Masayuki that earned Kenseido official recognition in Japan as an authentic Sogo (comprehensive) Budo in 1973.
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The World Headquarters Kenseido website is:
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