千唐流
Chito-ryu
Reading: ちとうりゅう
Chito-ryu style
JapaneseKarate
Meaning
Karate style created by Tsuyoshi Chitose in Kumamoto after the Second World War, combining Shuri-te, Tomari-te and Naha-te. Its name means roughly "thousand-year-old Chinese style".
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