The outer circle signifies the perpetuation of the art, which always begins anew, knowing no end point or limitations.
The inner circle represents harmony, union and balance.
Built upon pure, original Karate, the pyramid rises, growing on both sides, both in the dynamic aspects of self-defense and in the performance of sport combat.
The central circle represents the Sun; it reflects the vital energy of all things in the universe.
KANJI
The Kanji Sei shows vigor, speed, energy.
It is also read IKIOI, a word that means an energy of movement.
It represents the spirit of always actively pursuing the achievement of a goal with maximum effort and dedication
The pursuit of the Kanji Sei, however, cannot be unrestrained, but rather harmonious.
The Kanji WA does not simply mean union, but the strong bond that exists within a group, a family or an organization, a union that connects people's souls.
The combination of SEI and WA establishes balance.
Kai means school, in the broadest sense of the word