nafudakake造句

• The dojo displays one nafudakake for instructors and a separate one for yudansha.
• The nafudakake can be used to display the names of the dojo's lineage and style's founders.
• The following example of a nafudakake is hanging on the west wall ( shimoseki ) of a Japanese aikido dojo.
• In yet other dojos, everyone who has received a dan grade from the dojo is listed as yudansha on the nafudakake.
• Although Chinese characters are traditionally read vertically and in columns from right to left, some dojos place their senior member in the upper left portion of their nafudakake.
• In addition to the terminology presented in this example, nafudakake may designate " sensei " ( teacher ), " senpai " ( senior student ), or any of a number of other positions recognized in martial arts dojos.