1
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kata forms
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Western countries
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Less commonly known and practiced, often seen as a unique and specialized aspect of martial arts
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1
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2
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kata forms
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Western countries
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Viewed as a less mainstream aspect of martial arts, with less emphasis on historical and philosophical significance
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1
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3
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kata forms
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Western countries
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Less commonly integrated into mainstream martial arts events and competitions
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1
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4
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kata forms
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Western countries
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Regarded as an advanced and specialized practice within martial arts training
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1
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5
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kata forms
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Western countries
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Viewed as a less prominent method of preserving martial arts heritage and knowledge
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1
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6
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kata forms
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Western culture
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Kata forms may be less familiar and are not commonly integrated into fitness or sport training routines
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1
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7
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katana
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Western countries
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Katana is often associated with martial arts and portrayed in popular culture such as movies and video games.
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1
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8
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katana
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Western countries
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Katana is often viewed as a symbol of Japanese martial arts and is associated with popular culture such as movies and video games.
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1
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9
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katana
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Western countries
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Regarded as a historical artifact or collectible rather than a commonly used weapon
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1
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10
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katana
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Western countries
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Seen as a powerful and elegant weapon in popular culture
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1
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11
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katana
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Western countries
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The katana is often viewed as an iconic and elegant weapon in Western popular culture and media.
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1
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12
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katana sword
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Western Culture
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Primarily seen as a weapon for combat
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1
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13
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samurai sword
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Western countries
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Often associated with martial arts movies and popular culture, perceived as a weapon
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1
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