Five Secrets of Gojuryu by Gogen Yamaguchi
Five Secrets of Japanese Gojuryu
By Gogen Yamaguchi

IOGKF Dojo Kun
IOGKF Dojo Kun By Shihan Morio Higaonna

JKGA / IKGA Dojo Kun

The five precepts of Japan Karatedo Gojukai, Dojo Kun (Nihongo)

The five precepts of Japan Karatedo Gojukai Dojo Kun

Kempo Hakku; EIGHT POEMS OF THE FIST
Kempo Hakku; EIGHT POEMS OF THE FIST
A Chinese Kempo poem found in the BubiShi of which Gojuryu was named from the third line

Kumite

Gojuryu is not a sport, nor has it ever been intended to be so. Kumite is a controlled simulation of combat engagement between opponents applying the techniques of Karatedo. Kumite in Gojuryu Karatedo and most Karatedo in general, can be broken up into three Major divisions:

Precepts of Okinawan Gojuryu
Precepts of Okinawan Gojuryu
By Chojun Miyagi

Seigokan Dojo Kun
Seigokan Portugal

Teruo Chinen's Dojo Kun
Teruo Chinen's Dojo Kun

On display at the Dojo of Sensei Teruo Chinen, in Spokane Washington (called the ‘Jundokan’ just as his old Dojo in Okinawa). Sensei Chinen is the head of `Jundokan International' and a student of Sensei Eiichi Miyazato at the Jundokan Dojo, Okinawa.

The Four Tenets of Zen
The Four Tenets of Zen

The Jundo-Kan Dojo Kun
The Jundo-Kan Dojo Kun
Translated by Tetsunosuke Yasuda

Words of reverence by Gogen Yamaguchi
Words of reverence
by Gogen Yamaguchi