Assertion: karate | /r/HasProperty | japanese martial art
Facets:
value: in origin taekwondo
type: OTHER
value: at first glance
type: OTHER
value: originally so
type: OTHER
value: purely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Karate (空手) is a Japanese martial art.
text: Karate is Japanese based.
text: Karate on the other hand is purely a Japanese word that means "Empty Hand".
text: Karate is a Japanese martial art form, while Taekwondo originated in Korea.
text: At first glance, Karate might be considered a Japanese martial art, but the word literally means "China hand" and find its origins in Southern China, within two martial traditions: Shaolin and White Crane Kung-Fu.
text: Karate is a Japanese martial art that originated in the Okinawan Islands that is focused on striking techniques with the hands and feet.
text: It is a common belief that Karate is a Japanese martial art.
text: Karate is a Japanese martial art, and karategi is a Japanese word.
text: Karate (空手; "empty hand") is a Japanese martial art developed in the Ryukyu Islands (what is now Okinawa) under the influence of Chinese martial arts.
text: Karate is a Japanese martial art originally so the correct form of address if <name> sensei (sensei meaning teacher).
text: The first difference that comes to mind is that while Karate is Japanese in origin Taekwondo is from Korea.
text: 1.While Karate is Japanese in origin Taekwondo is from Korea.
text: Karate, the Japanese word for “empty hands,” was born in the Okinawan Islands as a form of self-defense, at a time when weapons were banned by invading Japanese forces.