- p****ed on Jigen-ryū to some of his students,
including Ankō
Asato and
Itarashiki Chochu. The
Tsuken Bō
tradition was
perfected by
Tsuken Seisoku U****ata...
- allotted. For example,
Makishi Chōchū (1818–1862)
originally had the
kamei Itarashiki (板良敷) but was then
given a fief of Ōwan (大湾)
before being finally renamed...
- kata. Toyama's
karate training began at the age of nine in 1897 with
Itarashiki,
although he
studied with
Yatsusune Itosu for 18 years,
until the latter's...
- (Showa Era, year 24) - The
districts (字) of Yonabaru,
Ueyonabaru and
Itarashiki are
severed from the
village of Ōzato to form the new
village of Yonabaru...
- Okinawa, ****an, in 1888 (Meiji 21). He
trained under:
Itosu Anko and
Itarashiki primarily, and
under Ankichi Aragaki,
Azato Anko,
Chosho Chibana, Oshiro...
- scholar-bureaucrat and
diplomat of Ryūkyū Kingdom. He was also
known as
Itarashiki Chōchū (板良敷 朝忠), and his
Chinese style name, Shō Eikō (向 永功). Makishi...
-
Theater of
Okinawa and sang folk songs. He
thoroughly learned sanshin from
Itarashiki Asaken and won the "Amateur
Singing Competition" of
Ryukyuhoso radio together...
