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Markus · 07-26-2001, 04:53 AM

Hi Folks,

Our dojo has a compilation of commonly used Japanese terms explained in our language, as most dojo have, I assume. I now just got the idea to add the according kanji to the terms. While I have good sources for most of them, I still have a problem with this one:

kakari geiko

I know the kanji for keiko/geiko, but can not find kakari. As an explanation, we have ju no geiko (soft training form) and kakari geiko (harder/more dynamic/something like that training form). I do not know where we got that term from nor where to look for it.

Anybody got any ideas?

TIA
Markus

07-26-2001, 04:53 AM	#1
Markus Dojo: Aikido Kiel Location: Kronshagen Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 21 Offline	in search of certain kanji ... Hi Folks, Our dojo has a compilation of commonly used Japanese terms explained in our language, as most dojo have, I assume. I now just got the idea to add the according kanji to the terms. While I have good sources for most of them, I still have a problem with this one: kakari geiko I know the kanji for keiko/geiko, but can not find kakari. As an explanation, we have ju no geiko (soft training form) and kakari geiko (harder/more dynamic/something like that training form). I do not know where we got that term from nor where to look for it. Anybody got any ideas? TIA Markus