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Japan To-do:

Excuse me people, but everyting written in this entry, previous to the text summarized as 'Wado-Ryu, a main style of karate'(october 15 2003) was plain crap.... So I took the liberty of rewriting the whole lot.

Igor Asselbergs (3th dan JKF-Wadokai) Amsterdam

[edit] Minor editing for typos and formatting

Heya Igor.

I came by and changed a few words for spelling errors and formatting.

Matt Witherspoon (1st Dan United States Eastern Wado-ryu Karate Federation)

[edit] a wikibook?

I don't know where else to put this, so I decided to put it where whom it may concern would be most likely to see it. I was thinking if someone would create, or help me creating, a wikibook for wado-ryu, containing pensa, kihon, kumite and kata principles and a walkthough of the different kata's. Personally I would love to help making such a book, even make it myself, but since I'm considerably new at the sport I don't think I'm qualified to do so. My contribution could be the first pinan katas ground principles and perhaps some kumite walthrough. But what do you dan-grades have to say about it?

regards Jonas Høiberg (6th kyu - Danish Karate Association DKF)

[edit] Article improvement

I have cleaned up this article as best I can, but it needs some work on the kanji for the kata names (characters rather than GIF images) and references throughout. Janggeom 18:00, 13 September 2007 (UTC)