The spirit of do 道の思想

  • Published on : 12/12/2017
  • by : M.M.
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All roads lead to Japan

 

In Japanese, the do 道 means the way, the path. This character appears in many words and may already be familiar to you. Dojo, judo, shodo... So what do they have in common?

 

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