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Karate-Do Nyumon Introduction to Karate-Do
by Yasuhiro Konishi copies donated by Mrs. Tomu Arakawa and Mr. Kise Teruya |
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Karate-Do Nyumon Introduction to Karate-Do
by Yasuhiro Konishi copies donated by Mrs. Tomu Arakawa and Mr. Kise Teruya |
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Karate: The Art of "Empty Hand" Fighting
by Hidetaka Nishiyama and Richard C. Brown donated by Sensei Masaichi Oshiro |
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Kenpo Karate: Law of the Fist and the Empty Hand
by Ed Parker Ed Parker learned Kenpo in Hawaii under Professor William H. Chow |
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Super Karate
by Wallace W. Reumann |
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Super Karate Made Easy
by Moja Rone
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Karate Nyumon Introduction to Karate
by Kanken Toyama donated by Mrs. Tomu Arakawa |
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Karatedo Taihokan The Great Treasure Trove of Karatedo
by Kanken Toyama |
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Official Karate (Chinese Kung-Fu)
by Chin and Sullivan |
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Yubiwaza Finger Techniques
by Yoshie Imanami donated by Halford E. Jones |
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Defend Yourself: The First Book on Ketsugo
by Hank Roberts Ketsugo included Judo, Karate, Ate-Waza, Aikido, Yawara, Savate and Jiu Jitsu. donated by Halford E. Jones
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Chinese Karate Kung-Fu: Original "Sil Lum" System
by T. Y. Wong and K. H. Lee |
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Karate and Its Development in Hawaii to 1959 University of Hawaii Master's Thesis
by Bruce Alan Haines Mr. Haines studied Kenpo and Karate in Hawaii under William K.S. Chow, Masaichi Oshiro and Kenneth Murakami. |
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Karate by Pictures: The Science of Self-Defence by the Empty Hand Lucidly Explained and Illustrated
by H. D. Plee
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Judo-Karate for Law Officers: Defense and Control, a Simple Method
by Bruce Tegner
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Bruce Lee's Modern Gung Fu - Karate
by James Y. Lee
Reprinted in the Philipines by Latino H. Gonzales This edition has additional photos and materials, including photos of William K. S. Chow, Gogen Yamaguchi, and Katsuya Miyahira. donated by Halford E. Jones |
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The Way of Karate
by George E. Mattson
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Karate-Do No Tanoshimi Enjoying Karate-Do
by Takashi Miyagi The author is the son of Chojun Miyagi, who visited Hawaii in 1934. |
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Secrets of Chinese Karate
by Ed Parker Ed Parker learned Kenpo in Hawaii under Professor William H. Chow donated by Sensei Masaichi Oshiro |
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Judo and Karate Belt Degrees: Requirements, Rules, Regulations
by Bruce Tegner |
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Karatedo Taihokan The Great Treasure Trove of Karatedo
by Kanken Toyama donated by Sensei Mitsugi Kobayashi |
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Ryukyu no Buyo Dance of Ryukyu and Self-Defense Dances
by Seihin Yamanouchi donated by Dr. Gordon Warner |
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Mas Oyama's Karate
by Bobby Lowe Lowe Sensei is one of Hawaii's most senior Karate instructors. |
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The Kashi-No-Bo Technique
by Claude St. Denise donated by Halford E. Jones |
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Ryukyu Kobudo Taikan Encyclopedia of Ryukyu Kobudo
by Shinken Taira donated by Mrs. Tomu Arakawa and Sensei Katsuhiko Shinzato |
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English translation of Ryukyu Kobudo Taiken (by Shinken Taira) entiled The Encyclopedia of Okinawan Kobudo
by Patrick and Yuriko McCarthy donated by Sensei Patrick McCarthy |
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The Karate Dojo
by Peter Urban |
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The Karate Dojo: Traditions and Tales of a Martial Art
by Peter Urban donated by Sensei Masaichi Oshiro |
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Honor Blackman's Book of Self-Defense
by Honor Blackman donated by Halford E. Jones
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Karatedo Shin Kyotei Karatedo New Teaching Method
by Masatoshi Nakayama donated by Mrs. Tomu Arakawa |
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This Is Karate
by Masutatsu Oyama donated by Sensei Bobby Lowe |
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The Techniques of Okinawan Shorin-Ryu Karate
by Latino H. Gonzalez donated by Halford E. Jones |
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Karate Jutsu Nyumon Introduction to the Art of Karate
by Yasuhiro Konishi |
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How to Protect Yourself with Karate
by Craig Lomack |
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Karate-Do (copy)
by Kenei Mabuni original being sought |
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Karate-Do
by Kenei Mabuni |
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Goju no Ibuki: Karate-Do no Shinzui The Breath(ing) of Goju: Karate-Do's Essence
by Gogen Yamaguchi donated by Sensei Masaichi Oshiro |
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Karate-Do no Shinzui The Essence of Karate-Do
by Tsai Chang Gan |
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Karate-Do Nyumon Introduction to Karate-Do
by Takeishi Naito |
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Dynamic Karate
by Masatoshi Nakayama donated by Russell Ogata |
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Vital Karate
by Masutatsu Oyama |
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Karate Basic Principles
by A. Pfluger |
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Karate-Do
by Tatsuo Suzuki |
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Black Belt Judo, Karate and Jukado: Advanced Techniques for Experts
by Bruce Tegner |
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Clubs in Self Defense and Mob Control
by John E. Anketell donated by Halford E. Jones |
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Defend Yourself! A Complete Karate Manual
by David Chapnick donated by Halford E. Jones |
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Korean Karate: Free Fighting Techniques
by Sihak Henry Cho
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Teach Yourself Karate
by Eric Dominy |
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Spike and Chain: Japanese Fighting Arts
by Charles V. Gruzanski donated by Russell Ogata |
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Karate's History and Traditions
by Bruce A. Haines Mr. Haines studied Kenpo and Karate in Hawaii under William K.S. Chow, Masaichi Oshiro and Kenneth Murakami. donated by Sensei Masaichi Oshiro |
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Shashin De Oboeru Karate No Naraikata Learning Karate Through Pictures
by Hiroshi Kinjo |
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Seito Karatedo Traditional Karatedo
by Takashi Miyagi, Goju-ryu Soke The author is the son of Chojun Miyagi, who visited Hawaii in 1934. |
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Ancient Martial Arts of the Ryuku Islands Series I: The Basic Formal Exercise of Nunchaku
by Ryusho Sakagami |
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Korean Karate: The Art of Tae Kwon Do
by Duk Sung Son and Robert J. Clark
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Karate: Goju-Ryu By The Cat
by Gogen Yamaguchi donated by Sensei Masaichi Oshiro |
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The Medical Implications of Karate Blows
by Brian Adams |
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Self-Defense Karate
by Sihak Henry Cho |
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Shotokan Karate Katas No. 1 Kanku-Dai
by Horokazu Kanazawa |
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Karate Kyoshitsu Karate Classroom, Volume 1
by Kazuo Kikuchi |
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Sui Lum Gung Fu Series 1: Lau Gar Kuen
by Buck Sam Kong and James Hughes Sifu Kong was a very active teacher in Hawaii. This appears to be one of his earliest books. donated by Russell Ogata |
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