What martial arts are there in Japan?

Judo, karate, sumo, kendo, aikido and taekwondo.

If you compete in the ring, the Taekwondo course was founded after the disastrous exchange between the Japanese and Muay Thai. If you can draw with Thai boxing, it should be the strongest in Japan.

If the round is irregular, personally, traditional karate is the most powerful. Traditional karate usually has skills such as throwing and grasping, which is more comprehensive. Armed is kendo, of course.

Hozoin's gun skills and sickle skills were used during the martial law period. However, it is said that many schools have been lost today, and they are not huge schools. As for the various schools of small arms scattered among the people, it is not clear.

I added a foot to the genre said upstairs. If so, there are other schools of karate, such as extreme truth, rigidity and softness, oriental, harmony, Songtaoguan and so on. This is a small sect and should not be distinguished.

Although judo is a good technique, it tends to be competitive, and the forbidden techniques such as breaking points have been abandoned. Judo will suffer more when it comes to Aikido, unless the level of both sides is much worse. Aikido is a self-defense technique of grasping, and it is difficult to seize the opportunity in joint skills when it comes to fighting techniques such as kicking and boxing, which are quick to release and short in physical contact. On the other hand, only by studying the technology comprehensively, not only focusing on the competition, but also drawing inferences from others, can we have a better grasp of actual combat.