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Kata List
The kata available to the Seito Shito Ryu practitioner is long and has a rich history. There are three main groups of kata:
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Itosu-ke (Attributed to the Itosu Anko family)
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Higaonna-ke (Attributed to the Higaonna family)
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Mabuni-ke (those created by Mabuni Kenwa)
The Mabuni-ke kata are further distinguished by the "style" that they are performed with, either Itosu-ke style or Higaonna-ke style.
Itosu-Ke and Higaonna-Ke Kata
Kata | Family |
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Pinan Shodan | Itosu-ke |
Pinan Nidan | Itosu-ke |
Pinan Sandan | Itosu-ke |
Pinan Yondan | Itosu-ke |
Pinan Godan | Itosu-ke |
Jitte | Itosu-ke |
Jiin | Itosu-ke |
Jion | Itosu-ke |
Wanshu | Itosu-ke |
Chintei | Itosu-ke |
Chinto | Itosu-ke |
Bassai Dai | Itosu-ke |
Bassai Sho | Itosu-ke |
Kosokun Dai | Itosu-ke |
Kosokun Sho | Itosu-ke |
Matsumora Rohai | Itosu-ke |
Gojushiho | Itosu-ke |
Sanchin | Higaonna-ke |
Tensho | Higaonna-ke |
Seienchin | Higaonna-ke |
Saiha | Higaonna-ke |
Sochin | Higaonna-ke |
Shisochin | Higaonna-ke |
Seipai | Higaonna-ke |
Seisan | Higaonna-ke |
Kururunha | Higaonna-ke |
Unshu | Higaonna-ke |
Niseishi | Higaonna-ke |
Sanseiru | Higaonna-ke |
Suparinpai | Higaonna-ke |
Nipaipo | Higaonna-ke |
Shinsei | Mabuni-ke |
Juroku | Mabuni-ke |
Matsukaze | Mabuni-ke |
Aoyagi | Mabuni-ke |
Myojo | Mabuni-ke |
Shinpa | Mabuni-ke |
Shihokosokun | Mabuni-ke |
Happo Sho | Mabuni-ke |
Kenshu | Mabuni-ke |
Kensho | Mabuni-ke |
Kenpaku | Mabuni-ke |
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