JKS Karate England Quiz

What year was JKS Karate England founded?

• 1987

• 2010

• 1992

• 2005

Who is considered the founder of JKS Karate England?

• Hidetaka Nishiyama

• Gichin Funakoshi

• Masao Kawasoe

• Hirokazu Kanazawa

What are some key events in the history of JKS Karate England?

• Participation in local dance competitions

• The establishment of JKS Karate England in 1996, participation in international competitions, and the promotion of karate in England.

• The founding of JKS Karate England in 2005

• The introduction of JKS Karate England in the 1800s

Name one famous JKS Karate England practitioner and their achievements.

• Emily Johnson - Achieved the rank of 5th Dan in JKS Karate and is a former National Champion

• Michael Brown - Achieved the rank of 4th Dan in JKS Karate and is a former World Cup Champion

• John Smith - Achieved the rank of 2nd Dan in JKS Karate and is a former Olympic Champion

• Scott Langley - Achieved the rank of 7th Dan in JKS Karate and is a former European and World Champion

Who is the most renowned JKS Karate England practitioner?

• Masao Kawasoe

• Hirokazu Kanazawa

• Gichin Funakoshi

• Miyagi Chojun

What are the main dojos of JKS Karate England and where are they located?

• Leeds, Newcastle, and Bristol

• Oxford, Cambridge, and Nottingham

• London, Birmingham, and Manchester

• Glasgow, Liverpool, and Cardiff

What is the significance of the black belt in the JKS Karate England belt system?

• It signifies mastery of only basic techniques.

• It has no significance in the belt system.

• It signifies beginner level skill and knowledge.

• It signifies advanced skill and knowledge.

How many kyu ranks are there in the JKS Karate England belt system?

• 5

• 10

• 12

• 8