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Sanzo Dojo


         Family Background                                      against Eiko's students a martial artist named Kenta
                                                                Sanzo was handily defeated.  After defeat Kenta
            For several years the Sanzo family has been a so-   sought several rematches and lost all of them.  After
         cially elite family of Japan.  Very rich and notorious,   defeat, Kenta was approached by Eiko himself and,
         the Sanzo’s are said to be involved in pirating and    because of his tenacity, was invited to be a student of
         extortion.  Annually, the  Sanzo’s hold a tournament   Isshin-ryu.  Not only did Kenta surpass the existing
         to show their good fortune and superior fighting skill   students, but finally grew to challenge and defeat the
         that they have dominated for countless years.  Two     one who defeated him so many times.  Through his
         Sanzo members uphold this legacy of marital domi-      victories, Kenta began developing his style of Isshin-
         nance named Ioi and Sanzaka.  However, Ioi is aging    ryu, and near the death of his grand master was
         and in the wings awaits a young teenager named         peacefully granted permission to part from his school
         Utsemi wishes to carry on this legacy of champions     and pursue the influence of his own achievements.
         and change the reputation of his family.               Thus birthed Sansshinryu Karate-Do: A striking art
         Mondokoro                                              based off the kata of Isshinryu which focuses on
                                                                striking opponents to vital areas of the body to inflict
          "The Tiger and the Dragon"                            the maximum damage with minimal effort.
         The Tiger and the Dragon mondokoro are engulfed in     Artform Percentage Breakdown
         red to represent power and strength.  The two crea-
         tures, the ferocious tiger, and majestic dragon stare
         at each other with gem-like eyes.  The yellow eye
         of the dragon is used to represent energy and intel-
   C     lect.  The blue eye of the tiger represents trust, tran-
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   a     quility, and security.  Both creatures are shown in
   p     black to represent the mystery of the secrets held
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         within the Sanzo dojo.
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         Head Elder Ioi Sanzo

         Elder Members
            -Echigoya Sanzo
            -Sanzaka Sanzo

            -Sekiya Sanzo
            -Hiro Sanzo
         Number of Students: 63                                 Artform Renzokuken:

         Key Students: N/A                                                         RENZOKUKEN

         Martial Art Discipline of Origin Isshinryu Karate
         Shimabuku Tatsuo began training karate under                           B •Straight Punch
         Chotoku Kyan.   He also studied karate privately with                  E  •Stomping Kick
         Chojun Miyagi at his home in Kyan village.  He be-                     G   •Hook Punch
         came the first karateka to ever master both Shorin-
         Ryu and Goju-Ryu.  Shimabuku opened his first dojo                     I  •Hook Kick
         in Konbu village and began teaching after being re-                    N  •Groin Kick
         patriated from Kyushu, where he held a meeting and
         announced that he was naming his new style of kara-                    T   •Palm Heel
         te Isshin-ryu.
                                                                                A  •Tornado Kick
         Current Martial Art                                                    D •Double Fist Punch
         Eiko Kaneshi was Shimabuku's, the creator of Isshin-                   V  •Tiger Kick
         ryu, number one student.  Who spread the teaching of
         Isshin-ryu throughout Japan.  During a tournament

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