Chan Karate

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When the world around you is chaotic,
strength is staying unmoved.

Mizu no Kokoro - Mind of Water

Okinawan Shorin Ryu Karate - Midwest Honbu Dojo

Sensei Kanei Uechi demostrando lo fuerte que era su Sanchin. Aqui un practicante de Sumo de apellido Akamine, es quien realiza el "kitae". Se dice que la fotografía original es de la década del 40.

Boedo Dojo
Karate y Kobudo Okinawense
Mar y Jue 20:30 a 22:00
Av Independencia 3347 CABA

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Japan 🇯🇵 is home to some of the oldest continuously operating companies in the world. These businesses, known as shinise (老舗), have survived for centuries due to strong family traditions, adaptability, and a deep commitment to craftsmanship and service.

🔹 Some of the Oldest Companies in Japan
1. Kongo Gumi (578 AD) – Oldest Construction Company
• Established over 1,400 years ago, Kongo Gumi specialized in building Buddhist temples. Now part of the Takamatsu Construction Group, it remains one of the oldest known companies.

2. Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan (705 AD) – Oldest Hotel in the World
• Located in Yamanashi Prefecture, this hot spring inn has been operated by the same family for over 50 generations!

3. Sudo Honke (1141 AD) – Oldest Sake Brewery
• This historic brewery in Ibaraki Prefecture has been making sake for nearly 900 years using traditional techniques.

4. Ichiwa (1000 AD) – Oldest Food Business
• A mochi (rice cake) shop in Kyoto that has been serving pilgrims for over 1,000 years.

5. Genda Shigyō (771 AD) – Oldest Paper Company
• Specializes in making ceremonial paper products, such as those used in Shinto rituals.

This is a testament to their strong cultural values, dedication to quality, and resilience.