KICKIN’ IT ‘KORYU’: An Interview With KARATE KILL Star, Actor And Martial Artist, Hayate
My own understanding and comprehension of Karate dates as far back as the mid-1990s. I always knew there were different forms while the only version I had ever studied was Shotokan, one I commonly heard of. I don’t practice it as much these days – point in fact I haven’t worn a gi since life took over in 1998 and my old karate school dissolved. Sobering times. Nowadays I’m certain my old sensei is still somewhere in my neck of the woods doing what he does, as maybe a few of my old classmates. Moreover, Karate is still something I can relate to as a sport, and even as a watchable style in action cinema; Two of the most fun examples of this, aside from the Karate Kid trilogy, obviously, are several titles that took up a great portion of my time since I began immersing myself in Asian cinema […]
