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yacht teamPlease check it out! https://bit.ly/kanji_yacht_teamJapanese says kai-soku-sen-bu. 

An outdoor variant of volleyball played on sand. Volleyball on the beach. Usually two people. The rules are almost the same as a six-player volleyball, using a slightly softer ball.Japanese says sa-dan-hai-kyu.漢字 沙灘排球 ビーチバレー

baseball teamPlease check it out!  > stuff for example Japanese says ya-kyu-bu. 漢字 野球部 やきゅうぶ

football teamPlease check it out!  > example stuff Japanese says shu-kyu-bu. Japanese says shu-kyu-bu.漢字 蹴球部 サッカー部

volleyball teamPlease check it out!  > product for example Japanese says hai-kyu-bu.

basketball teamPlease check it out! https://bit.ly/kanji_basketball_teamsJapanese says ro-kyu-(bu)

mountaineering clubPlease check it out!  > example stuff The part aimed at climbing.Japanese says san-gaku-bu.漢字 山岳部 さんがくぶ

karatePlease check it out!  > example stuff the playing of a game of tenpins or duckpins etc

bowlingPlease check it out! https://bit.ly/kanji_bowlingthe playing of a game of tenpins or duckpins etc

please check it out! > example products Modern means martial arts manual by hitting, poking, kicking and atemi Waza. Japanese calls Ken-Po. けんぽう ケンポー 漢字

a Japanese form of wrestling. a Japanese wrestling sports. Please check it out! > example products すもう 漢字 格闘技

[Kanji] basketball T Shirts In the old days was called RouKyu. a game played on a court by two opposing teams of 5 players.

[Kanji] basketball Tee Shirts In the old days was called RouKyu. a game played on a court by two opposing teams of 5 players

tennis. Please check it out! > stuff for example Japanese says “tei-kyu”. テニス ていきゅう 漢字

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Please check it out! > example here! Japanese calls Su-Mo-Riki-Shi. 相撲力士 すもうりきし

Table tennis. Please check it out! Japanese says “Ta kyu”. たっきゅう 漢字

Please check it out! example product Japanese says “Kan-Fu”. a Chinese martial art. カンフー クンフー 功夫

Japanese fencing. swordsmanship. Japanese says “Ken-Do”. A traditional athletic culture that was born in Japan and inherited in Japan. Needless to say, the technical origin is a tactic that fights against the opponent with a sword, but as a culture with a wide range of purposes and forms such as training, self-defense, performing arts, … Read More

Please check it out! > example showcase a traditional Japanese system of unarmed combat. カラテ 漢字

Please check it out!  > example stuff Japanese calls Sei-Ken-Zuki. It’s Karate techniques. 正拳突 カラテ