井上派糸東流慶心会 inoueha shitōryū keishinkai Inoue-Ha Shitoryu Keishin-Kai

The Inoue branch of Shitō-ryū, the Keishin Association: 派 ha is a branch of a school, 会 kai an association, and 慶心 keishin takes its first character from the founder's given name. Inoue Yoshimi 井上慶身, a Tottori man who trained under Hayashi Teruo of the Hayashi-ha Shitō-ryū and coached Japan's national kata team, founded the school with its headquarters dōjō in Tottori in 2004. The eleven characters are the organization's name as it writes it.

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