北谷屋良の釵
Chatan Yara no sai
Reading: ちゃたんやらのさい
Sai kata of Chatan Yara
JapaneseKarateKobudo
Meaning
Sai kata attributed to the Okinawan master Chatan Yara, practised in Ryukyu kobudo (Shinken Taira lineage) and Isshin-ryu; whipping strikes make up most of its attacking movements.
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