Isshinryu Tank Tops

The Goddess (Megami) of Isshinryu as envisioned by founder Tatsuo Shimabuku. Includes stylized kanji reading "Isshinryu Karate-do".

The Goddess (Megami) of Isshinryu, as envisioned by Isshinryu founder Tatsuo Shimabuku.

A picture of Tatsuo Shimabuku, the founder of Isshinryu. This is a staple for every Isshinryu dojo.

The seiryu azure dragon, symbolizing Tatsuo Shimabuku, as seen in depictions of the goddess (Megami) of Isshinryu Karate. The Kanji on the right read "Tatsuo" (Dragon Man) and the Kanji on the bottom read "Isshinryu Karate".

Some sample illustrations of the traditional Isshinryu Basics (Kihon) placed in a circle, with "Isshin-ryu Karate" written in the center in English.

Some of the traditional Isshinryu Basics (Kihon) placed in a circle, with "Isshinryu Karatedo" written in Kanji in the middle.

The 8 (empty handed) Kata of Isshinryu Karate, with an illustration of a move from each kata. White Font; see Black Font version as well.

The Kenpo Gokui, found in the Bubishi, was adopted by Isshinryu Karate founder Tatsuo Shimabuku as 8 core tenets of his style's philosophy. The 8 principles are listed here in stylized kanji, with "Kenpo Gokui" written at the top.

The 8 (empty handed) Kata of Isshinryu Karate, with an illustration of a move from each kata. Each kata name is written in Japanese.

The Kenpo Gokui, found in the Bubishi as the "8 Poems of the Fist", was adopted by Isshinryu Karate founder Tatsuo Shimabuku as 8 core tenets of his style's philosophy. The 8 principles are listed here with "Kenpo Gokui" written at the top on the front in English, and on the back in Kanji.

The 8 (empty handed) Kata of Isshinryu Karate, with an illustration of a move from each kata. Black font; see White font version as well.

The Kenpo Gokui, found in the Bubishi, was adopted by Isshinryu Karate founder Tatsuo Shimabuku as 8 core tenets of his style's philosophy. The 8 principles are listed here in stylized kanji, with "Kenpo Gokui" written at the top. The t-shirt has the English translation on the back.

Isshin-ryu using the hyphen as the "one" in the Kanji spelling, in a crossword fashion. White font; see the gold and black versions as well.

Isshin-ryu using the hyphen as the "one" in the Kanji spelling, in a crossword fashion. Gold font; see the white and black versions as well.

A design with the famous phrase "Eat, Sleep, Isshin-ryu, Repeat". White font - also see gold and black font versions.

A design with the famous phrase "Eat, Sleep, Isshin-ryu, Repeat". Black font - also see white and gold font versions.

A design with the famous phrase "Eat, Sleep, Isshin-ryu, Repeat". Gold font - also see white and black font versions.

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Isshin-ryu using the hyphen as the "one" in the Kanji spelling, in a crossword fashion. Black font; see the white and gold versions as well.

The Kenpo Gokui, found in the Bubishi as the "8 Poems of the Fist", was adopted by Isshinryu Karate founder Tatsuo Shimabuku as 8 core tenets of his style's philosophy. The 8 principles are listed here in English, with "Kenpo Gokui" written at the top.

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