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Go no sen

Go no sen (Japanese: 後の先, post-initiative) is a concept in Japanese martial arts in which a combatant takes the initiative in a fight after the opponent has already started an attack. In other words, once the opponent starts to attack, the defending combatant performs this technique. The go no sen technique can take various forms, since it depends on the…

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Hiragana
ご の せん
Kanji
後の先

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Go no sen

Nodes9
Edges8
Triples3
Avg. degree1.78
Density0.222222
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Go no sen

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Hiragana · 1
Go no sen → ご の せん
Kanji · 1
Go no sen → 後の先
is a · 1
Go no sen → mental state

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go sen attack one ki opponent attacker confrontation martial combatant takes initiative technique take use energy just move strength moment

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Go no senHiraganaご の せん1.00infobox
Go no senKanji後の先1.00infobox
Go no senis amental state0.90text

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