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He proceeds to train at the dojo while maintaining his high-school studies. His parents think he is getting an education, but he spends hours in the dojo, often feeling guilty but not daring to admit that to them. I learn that you gain self-confidence through the dojo,\" he says.
Masa realizes that it would be best to keep his feelings for karate to himself. He wants to defend himself in case he meets a bully, but he doesnt want to get hurt. In class, he feels that the training somehow has changed him. Now a more decisive and confident person, he trains several times a week.
He built on this confidence and began practicing karate at the local police academy. One day, his class is performing a self-defense demonstration for the academys visiting officers. Two officers disagree with his choice of an appropriate katas. In their minds, karate is a violent martial art that justifies violence. Someone at the demonstration points a gun at the officers. He yells at them to stop. His voice is so loud that he seems to have caused the speakers gun to discharge. One of the officers is injured. The other, who has just fired a gun at him, punches him in the face.
Masa is taken to the hospital. The police give him a police medal for saving the officers lives. The academys director is scandalized. Still, his classmates all applaud him. The next day, his father tells him he needs help for his face. Using 600 yen, his mother buys him a toothbrush, toothpaste, and a bar of Super Black. He needs something to stave off infection, she says. He forgets to give her the money.
One day, the spindly teen spies a kyokushin karate school near his home in Kawasaki. At that time, karate was booming in Japan,\" he says. I learned that kyokushin had a reputation as the strongest karate, so I went to the dojo.\" He signs up for lessons immediately.
I was taught that karate was a form of combat. In order for a person to be considered a true karateka, he must develop the dictum that the enemy is to be killed before his own life.\" A karateka who is willing to kill is willing to die.\" d2c66b5586