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English: The instructors' nameplate rack at the Mugenjuku aikido dojo in Kyoto, Japan. Names are listed from right to left starting with a plaque that reads "Aikido Mugenjuku", then "Daihyo" ("delegation", meaning the dojo's representatives), "shihan" ("master"), "Jacques Payet" (in katakana), "shidoin" ("instructors"), "Chris Crampton" and "Andy Carter" (in katakana), "shidohojoin" ("assistant instructors"), "Nakaema Rika", "---- Aoi", "Yasuda Atsushi", "Nick Richardson" and "Ishmael Arkin" (in katakana) and finally "Takenaga Naomi". |
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