Who was Bushi Kiyo, and why did he take on the challenge to fight Yonamine?
Bushi Kiyo was a man who had trained under a Karate master and was recruited as the personal guard of the King of Okinawa. He took on the challenge to fight Yonamine in hopes of winning her hand in marriage.
Describe the fight between Bushi Kiyo and Yonamine Chiru.
Bushi Kiyo and Yonamine Chiru began their wrestling match, exchanging punches and kicks with their best techniques. The match seemed to be a tie until a crucial moment in the fight.
Was the fight between Bushi Kiyo and Yonamine Chiru a tie? What happened at the end?
The fight between Bushi Kiyo and Yonamine Chiru was a tie until a crucial moment in the fight when Bushi Kiyo managed to pin Yonamine down. Yonamine was impressed by his strength and skill as one of the King’s personal warriors, and Bushi Kiyo won the fight and Yonamine’s hand in marriage.
What do you think is the moral lesson of this story?
The  moral lesson of this story is that strength can come in many forms, and it is important to recognize and value different types of strengths. In this case, Yonamine’s strength and skill in karate were initially seen as a disadvantage, but Bushi Kiyo saw value in her strength and was able to appreciate and ultimately marry her.
