Sensei - History and Meaning

"Sensei" is a Japanese honorific term that translates to "teacher" or "instructor." It holds deep cultural significance within the martial arts community, symbolizing a respected mentor who imparts knowledge, wisdom, and discipline to students in the sacred space of the dojo. "Sensei" embodies not just an instructor but a symbol of tradition, commitment, and the transformative power of martial arts on both physical and spiritual levels. The film explores the multifaceted role of Sensei within the dojo, shedding light on their dedication to nurturing martial artists and fostering a sense of community while preserving the rich heritage of Japanese martial arts.

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[TheMartialWay]

Had to republish. Hope you enjoy it!

[angeloschneider]

Sensei is always AFTER the name and not before. It is Angelo Sensei, and not Sensei Angelo. And Sensei is not a title, like Dr. or Prof. it is a salutation, like Mr. and Mrs.. Otherwise good introduction.