The Seijitsu Shin Do Kan Seal
The logo of the Okinawa Shorin Ryu - Seijitsu Shin Do Kan is a very simple design with a great deal of meaning.
• The gold flower – is the symbol of Japan and one that Nitta Sensei wore on his gi & belt. It was incorporated into the logo in his memory.
• The Flag of Okinawa – To represent where our karate comes from and the great history of the fighting arts of Okinawa.
• The 3 kanji of over the flag read “Shuri Te” or “Suidi” in The Okinawan language. This represents the branch of of “Te” we come from.
• The kanji arched over the top reads: Okinawa Karate Do
• The kanji arched underneath reads: Seijitsu Shin Do Kan Kyokai
• The gold and purple colors are colors used at Shuri Jo (Castle) to denote status of their guard and other attached the Ryukyuan royal family
• The gold flower – is the symbol of Japan and one that Nitta Sensei wore on his gi & belt. It was incorporated into the logo in his memory.
• The Flag of Okinawa – To represent where our karate comes from and the great history of the fighting arts of Okinawa.
• The 3 kanji of over the flag read “Shuri Te” or “Suidi” in The Okinawan language. This represents the branch of of “Te” we come from.
• The kanji arched over the top reads: Okinawa Karate Do
• The kanji arched underneath reads: Seijitsu Shin Do Kan Kyokai
• The gold and purple colors are colors used at Shuri Jo (Castle) to denote status of their guard and other attached the Ryukyuan royal family
