James Mitose was a Japanese-American martial artist who brought Kenpo karate to the United States in 1936.
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We’ve heard now from two people that knew the late, great, James Mitose - Hanshi Bruce Juchnik and Grandmaster Rick Alemany. You may not have recognized that name, though, so we thought it was a good opportunity to put forth a profile of the man. It’s a good bet that even if you don’t know it, your martial arts life has been touched by this man.
8 окт 2024
