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Battōjutsu or 抜刀術 is the art of sword drawing associated closely with the tradition of Kenjutsu.

Battōjutsu typically is done with a real and sharp-bladed katana and is often practiced as a form of kata.

This is the most common version of a Chinese surname that romanizes as Fong from Taiwan or Fang from mainland China.

The meaning of this character is square, upright, honest, fair and square, direction, place, or side. Sometimes 方 can refer to a method, prescription, or way of doing things.

In Japanese, this can be the given names Michi, Masani, Masashi,Tamotsu, Tadashi. It can also be Japanese surnames Hon, Hou, Ho, Fuon, Pan, Ban, Tokukata, or Kata.

卡塔 is the transliteration to Mandarin Chinese for the Latin / Spanish name Kata.

型 is often used in Japanese martial arts to mean a certain set of movements and techniques.

The meaning in other contexts (and in Chinese or Korean) can be model, type, style, pattern, mold/mould, template, or form.

One Japanese dictionary defines it as a “standard form of a movement, posture, etc. in martial arts, sport, etc.”

砕破 is the title “Saifa” written in Japanese Kanji. This literally means “smash and tear.” Like most styles of martial arts, Saifa has origins in China. It was Higashionna that brought Saifa to Okinawa.

Saifa is generally associated with Gōjū-ryū as a title for a kata.

This is Samurai Kata in Japanese Kanji.

Seiunchin or 制引戦 is a kata of Goju-ryu karate.