THE FIFTEEN KATA GICHIN FUNAKOSHI BROUGHT TO JAPAN IN 1922
- Heian Shodan (Pinan) (peaceful mind)
- Heian Nidan (Pinan) (peaceful mind)
- Heian Sandan (Pinan) (peaceful mind)
- Heian Yodan (Pinan) (peaceful mind)
- Heian Godan (Pinan) (peaceful mind)
- Tekki Shodan (Naihanchi) (iron horse)
- Tekki Nidan (Naihanchi) (iron horse)
- Tekki Sandan (Naihanchi) (iron horse)
- Bassai-Dai (Passai) (extract from a fortress)
- Jute (Jitte) (ten hands)
- Empi (Wanshu) (flying swallow)
- Hangetsu (Seisan) (half moon - 13 steps)
- Jion (Mercy) (from jion temple grounds)
- Kanku-Dai (Kusanku) (to view the sky)
- Gankanku (Chinto)
ADDITIONAL KATA DEVELOPED BY GICHIN FUNAKOSHI (1868-1957) AND YOSHITAKA (Gigo) FUNAKOSHI (1906-1945)
- Ten No Kata (kata of universe)
- Taikyoku Shodan (first cause)
- Taikyoku Nidan (first cause)
- Taikyoku Sandan (first cause)
THE EIGHT (8) KATA ADDED BY TOMOSABURO OKANO (1923--2003)
- Niseishi (name changed to Nijushi-ho) (24 steps)
- Wankan (Wankan) (kings crown)
- Tomari Wankan (Wankan) (kings crown)
- Tomari Rohai (visions of a crain) (we omit this kata)
- Kanku-Sho (Kusanku) (to view the sky)
- Bassai-Sho (Passai) (extract from a fortress)
- Chinte (Chinte) (mysterious hands)
- Jiin (Jiin) (inverted mercy)
THE FIVE (5) KATA ADDED BY JIMMY BOWDEN
- Ten No Kata Dai (kata of universe) (similar to chi no kata)
- Passai-Dai (Passai) (extract from a fortress)
- Gojushiho-Sho (Uesheishi) (fifty-four steps)
- Shushi No Kon-Sho (bo kata)
- Shushi No Kon-Dai (bo kata)
===========edited November 15, 2022==============