Isshinryu Chinto Kata

History: Chinto kata differs from others in that its embusen (apanese term used in karate to refer to the spot where a kata begins, as well as its line of movement) is a line placed on a 30 degree angle. The footwork is indicative of a slipping, deflecting, and a whipping, relaxed body motion. Some karate instructors consider the previously learned forms of the system, Naihanchi and Wansu, to be preparatory and basic training forms, culminating in the kata Chinto.

[MifuneBoBune]

Generally similar to how I learned it.