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The NaMe of Which Sport Means Empty Hand in Japanese?
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Karate is the sport which means 'empty hand' in Japanese. The sport actually began in Okinawa, Japan. Karate is regarded as one of the most popular martial arts disciplines in the world.
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Evidently some people use this site for study and try to post legitimate questions, while others just have fun trying to think up simple quiz questions like this one. The answer is
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The martial art you are referring to is called "Karate." It was once called "Chinese Hand" but was changed to "Empty Hand". Both are pronounced the same
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This is "karate," which translated means "empty hands"
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