
Pinan Nidan
Pinan Nidan is the second named Pinan form and a JKF Basic Kata reference for Wado-ryu.

Pinan Nidan is the second named Pinan form and a JKF Basic Kata reference for Wado-ryu.

Heian Godan completes the named Heian five-form sequence; the JKA records 23 movements and assigns its version to 3rd kyū.

Heian Yondan is the fourth named Heian kata in the JKA syllabus, where its 27-movement version is assigned to 4th kyū.

Heian Sandan is the third named Heian kata in the JKA syllabus, documented there as a 20-movement form for 5th kyū.

Heian Nidan is the second named Heian kata in the JKA syllabus; count, order and teaching emphasis remain organisation-specific.

Pinan Shodan is the first-named Pinan kata in several Karate traditions and is historically related to, but not universally identical with, Heian Shodan.

Heian Shodan is the first-named Heian kata in many Shotokan syllabuses, but sequence, count and teaching emphasis remain organisation-specific.