Budokon

British

/ ˈbuːdəʊˌkɒn /

noun

a self-help program based on Japanese principles that incorporates yoga, martial arts, and meditation

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Etymology

Origin of Budokon

C21: from Japanese bu warrior + do way + kon spirit

Example Sentences

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The Beatles first played the Budokon arena in 1966, amid protests from locals angered at the use of the venue for a musical act, as it was intended to be a sporting arena.

From Reuters

Katie Cronin takes a class in Budokon Yoga at the Stroga Yoga studio in Washington.

From Washington Post

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