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
Karate Round Pendant Necklaces
Gyaku-zuki (Reverse Punch) Round Pendant Necklace
Gyaku-zuki means “reverse punch” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. It makes a great gift for the martial artist in your life!
Kizami-zuki (Jab Punch) Round Pendant Necklace
Kizami-zuki means “jab punch” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This makes a great gift for the martial artist in your life!
Oi-zuki (Lunge Punch) Round Pendant Necklace
Oi-zuki means “lunge punch” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This makes a great gift for the martial artist in your life!
Mae-geri (Front Kick) Round Pendant Necklace
Mae-geri means “front kick” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This makes a great gift for the martial artist in your life!
Mawashi-geri (Roundhouse Kick) Round Pendant Necklace
Mawashi-geri means “roundhouse kick” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This makes a great gift for the martial artist in your life!
Ushiro-geri (Back Kick) Round Pendant Necklace
Ushiro-geri means “back kick” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This makes a great gift for the martial artist in your life!
Yoko-geri (Side Kick) Round Pendant Necklace
Yoko-geri means “side kick” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This makes a great gift for the martial artist in your life!
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”.
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