NORTHERN TIGER SHOTOKAN KARATE-DO
9514-102 Avenue
Fort St. John, BC V1J-2C6
In 1932 Funakoshi Sensei establihed the five main principle that we know today as a Dojo Kun. Over time the clear adherence to this guiding principles began to distinguish shotokan students and practitioners as true martial artist, and to established karate-do as a way of life, equal to that of many other longer established Japanese dicipiline. Senior most karateka student (Sempai) should lead their Juniors (Cohai) in a recitation of the Dojo Kun, following each training period.
DOJO KUN
Seek perfection of Character
Be Faithful
Endeavor
Respect Others
Refrain from Violent Behaviour
Hitotsu
Jinkaku kansei ni Tzutomuru Koto
Hitotsu
Mokoto No Michi O Mamuru Koto
Hitotsu
Doryaku No Seishin O Oyashinau Koto
Hitotsu
Reige O Omonzuru Koto
Hitotsu
Kekki No Yu Imashimuro Koto
In 1932 Funakoshi Sensei establihed the five main principle that we know today as a Dojo Kun. Over time the clear adherence to this guiding principles began to distinguish shotokan students and practitioners as true martial artist, and to established karate-do as a way of life, equal to that of many other longer established Japanese dicipiline. Senior most karateka student (Sempai) should lead their Juniors (Cohai) in a recitation of the Dojo Kun, following each training period.