Martial arts-themed shot glasses. All written in Japanese.
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 shot/sake glass which reads Kansha in Japanese.
Gyaku-zuki means “reverse punch” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This make the perfect gift for the martial artist in your life!
Kizami-zuki means “jab punch” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This make the perfect gift for the martial artist in your life!
Oi-zuki means “lunge punch” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This make the perfect gift for the martial artist in your life!
Mae-geri means “front kick” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This make the perfect gift for the martial artist in your life!
Mawashigeri means “roundhouse kick” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This make the perfect gift for the martial artist in your life!
Ushiro-geri means “back kick” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This make the perfect gift for the martial artist in your life!
Yoko-geri means “side kick” in Japanese. It is a technique used in some Japanese martial arts such as karate. This make the perfect gift for the martial artist in your life!
Kiai is the shout or expression of spirit when executing techniques in Japanese martial arts. This glass reads Kiai in Japanese.
