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which is the ultimate goal of students pursuing the Way of Karate.
The
circle depicts harmony, cooperation, and friendship.
These are the goals of the students pursuing the Way of Karate.
The measure means courtesy and forbearance.
These are the goals of the students pursuing the Way of Karate.
The
four poles signify advancement.
The goal is to become a respected person of character
through the discipline of the Way of Karate.
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