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Kata (型・形) in Japanese Traditional Martial Arts as methodological tool complementing scientific methodology

This content introduces Kata (型・形) that appear in the practice of traditional Japanese martial/performing arts, along with demonstrations by the instructor himself, with its characteristics as system for transmitting and sharing wisdom (Part 1). By the comparison with scientific methodology, we formulate the Kata approach as a methodological tool for dealing with subjects and objects that cannot be dealt with in science (Part 2). We also introduce the examples of Kata, in traditional medicine, and business thinking, that can be applied in modern times (Part 3).

Content/学習内容

  • This content introduces Kata (型・形) that appear in the practice of traditional Japanese martial/performing arts, along with demonstrations by the instructor himself, with its characteristics as system for transmitting and sharing wisdom.

  • By the comparison with scientific methodology, we formulate the Kata approach as a methodological tool for dealing with subjects and objects that cannot be dealt with in science.

  • We also introduce the examples of Kata, in traditional medicine, and business thinking, that can be applied in modern times.

Staff/スタッフ

    • Coordinator
    Ohniwa Ryosuke
    University of Tsukuba Faculty of Medicine
    Associate Professor
    Integrated Study on Health Information

Competency/コンピテンシー

  • Literacy
  • Logical thinking ability
  • Problem finding ability
  • Problem solving skill
  • Creativity
  • Situation grasping ability
  • Autonomy
  • Flexibility

Learning Goal

  • The students will be able to explain characteristics of Kata method used in the practice of Japanese traditional
  • The students will be able to explain the diference of methodological characteristics in Kata and science
  • The students will be able to explain the examples which use Kata approach

Information/その他の情報

教材・参考文献

Ryosuke Ohniwa, Reconsidering “Kata (型)” – from science to comprehensive/integrated study – Kyoto University Press, Aug, 2021

Contact/お問合せ先

JV-Campus

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