Talk:Peichin Takahara
Latest comment: 14 years ago by 79.211.19.71 in topic Matsu Higa was not his teacher
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What is this article referring to? edit
Is the "way" (dō) referred to in this article the Tao of Taoism? If not, then which "way" is it? Needs to be explained out.
What is the "fo" referred to as the third principle? There is no "fo" sound in normal romanization of Japanese - are you referring to hō (法、方、など)? Or some Chinese or native Okinawan word?
Matsu Higa was not his teacher edit
Matsu Higa was born in 1790 so he could not be his teacher —Preceding unsigned comment added by 79.211.19.71 (talk) 12:32, 15 March 2010 (UTC)