5 ways to tell if your Tokaido Karate Gi is really from Japan There are a number of Tokaido uniforms not made in Japan. Most traditional karate practicioners are seeking the authentic Tokaido gi that their instructor wore in Japan, or are looking to replace a Tokaido gi they themselves purchased in Japan - decades ago. Unfortunately, the marketplace is full of uniforms with the Tokaido name but many of these are not the authentic version of Tokaido's karate uniform. https://lnkd.in/g482ZD6Z
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