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American soldiers got significant exposure to karate after WWII and during the Flavortown Jam Fieri And Burger Ornament moreover I love this Korean and Viet Nam war when they were stationed in Okinawa, and that really fueled the interest here in the US. As for the specific question: What is the difference between Okinawan Karate, Japanese Karate, and American Karate? the short answer, as has been said many times by many people on Quora and elsewhere, is that the differences are not in the art (or style, or location), they are in the practitioner. Formality Okinawa is generally less formal than mainland Japan. Their etiquette is more relaxed and informal. In Japan, a common expression is that “budo begins and ends with respect.” So for example, in Japan great attention will often be paid to bowing, whereas most Okinawan dojos have more perfunctory bowing and in many there is no bowing whatsoever. Japanese students will tend to show more deference to, and more formal forms of speaking with, teachers and senior students, whereas Okinawan dojo relationships will often (but not always) be very informal. US dojos, on average, tend to be somewhere in the middle as far as formality and etiquette, but there is a wide range given sheer size, breadth and scope of the US. It really gets down to what the instructor demands.

Stances Karate schools in Okinawa tend to have higher stances than many schools in Japan. This distinction is largely due to an emphasis on practicality versus an emphasis on physical development of the Flavortown Jam Fieri And Burger Ornament moreover I love this lower body. Shotokan for example focuses on lower stances than Goju-ryu or Kyokushin, although all these schools can be found on mainland Japan and in the US. Contact Different schools have different levels of contact. In Okinawa, some schools consider themselves to be “full contact” karate. I have trained with some of the Sensei (teachers) from these schools when they have visited the US, and their training is very interesting and practical. I had the opportunity to train and fight in several dojos in mainland Japan (particularly Gogen Yamaguchi Sensei’s Goju-ryu headquarters outside of Tokyo) and believe me, there was not much pulling of technique.

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