He himself lived in Okinawa during the lifetime of Chōjun Miyagi, but never mentions him. Miyagi tells that his Karate style is centuries old, but the founder was born only in 1888. Nonetheless, several other details, especially in the second film, rule out the relation: Mr. Miyagi tries to do throughout the series. Lastly, the real Chōjun Miyagi was indeed able to catch flies with chopsticks Fact|date=July 2008, something Mr. Miyagi explains in the second film that the founder of his family's style learned his skills in China, where Chōjun Miyagi indeed travelled, although the film character refers to an involuntary travel due to unfortunate winds. Miyagi's knowledge of Chinese acupressure techniques show that the style of karate he practices is very likely Gōjū-ryū. The film hints repeatedly that the character could be a descendant of Chōjun Miyagi (1888-1953), the legendary founder of Gōjū-ryū Karate, as Miyagi refers to his style of karate as Miyagi-do karate. Miyagi has a deep philosophical knowledge of life and has extraordinary martial arts skill. The character was played by Noriyuki "Pat" Morita, who earned an Academy Award nomination for his performance in the first film. Miyagi is a fictional well- known martial arts master and the mentor of Daniel LaRusso and later Julie Pierce in the " Karate Kid" films.
Imdb_id = 0007693 nihongo| Kesuke Miyagi|宮城健介|Miyagi Kensuke| also known as Mr.
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