Kansha means “gratitude” in Japanese. It is an important concept in life as well as in martial arts. Show your gratitude to your sensei or training partners with this necklace which reads Kansha in Japanese.
Kansha (Gratitude) Round Pendant Necklace
Judo Round Pendant Necklaces
Rei (Bow) Round Pendant Necklace
Rei is a Japanese word which is used in Japanese martial arts. When used in the dojo, it means “bow”.
Zanshin (State of Awareness) Round Pendant Necklace
Zanshin is a Japanese term used in Japanese martial arts. It literally means “remaining mind” and is often translated as “state of awareness” or “relaxed alertness”.
Kiai (Martial Arts) Round Pendant Necklace
Kiai is the shout or expression of spirit when executing techniques in Japanese martial arts. This pendant reads Kiai in Japanese.
Sensei (Teacher) Round Pendant Necklace
Sensei means “Teacher” in Japanese. This pendant reads Sensei in Japanese.
OSS Round Pendant Necklace
OSS (or Osu) is a greeting used in many martial arts. The pendant reads OSS (Osu) in Japanese.
Kuro Obi (Black Belt) Round Pendant Necklace
Kuro Obi means “black belt” in Japanese. The pendant reads “kuro obi”.
Kata (Form) Round Pendant Necklace
Kata are forms practiced in many martial arts. The pendant reads “Kata” in Japanese.
Judoka (Judo practitioner) Round Pendant Necklace
Judoka means “Judo practitioner”. The pendant reads “Judo practioner” in Japanese.
Hachidan (8th degree black belt) Round Pendant Necklace
“Hachidan” means 8th degree black belt in Japanese. This pendant reads “Hachidan”. A great gift for someone who has recently passed their hachidan! (If they have, they deserve some kind of celebration!)
