| 少林流 - Shōrin ryū |
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| Anaku | 安南空 | "Light shining from the north," karate kata (Shōrin ryū) ; also Ananku, Ananko, Anan, Annanko, Anandai
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| Ananku | | "Light shining from the north," karate kata (Shōrin ryū) ; also Anaku, Ananko, Anan, Annanko
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| Annan | 安南 | "Light shining from the north," karate kata (Shōrin ryū) ; also Ananku, Ananko, Anan, Annanko
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| Annanko | | "Light shining from the north," karate kata (Shōrin ryū) ; also Ananku, Ananko, Anan, Annan
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| Ansu | | Karate kata (Shōrin ryū); also Wansu or Unsu
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| Aragaki (Moriyoki) Seiki | | (1922 - 1936) Okinawan karateka (Shōrin ryū Seito )
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| Arakaki Ankichi | 新垣安吉 | (1899 - 1929) Okinawan Shōrin ryū karateka.
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| Bukkotsu nage | 仏骨投げ | Throw grasping the throat and using it for leverage (Jūjutsu, Shōrinji kempō)
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| Chibana Chosin | 知花朝信 | (1885 - 1969) Okinawan karateka, founder of Kobayashi Shōrin ryū.
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| Chidori ashi | 千鳥足 | Crossover step, as in the karatedō kata Naihanchi, also kani ashi; stagger or reel as if drunk; "thousand feet" (type of tai sabaki); sliding the feet moving sideways (Shōrinji kempō)
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| Chinto | 鎮闘 | Karate kata practiced in Shitō, Shōrin, Wadō, Isshin ryū. In Shōtōkan, known as Gankaku.
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| Chitte | | Shōrin ryū karate kata
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| Gōhō | 剛法 | "Hard method"; in Shorinji Kempō, strikes and techniques closely related to strikes like blocks, the complement of jūhō, which is comprised of throw, locks, pins and related techniques
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| Hakutsuru | 白鶴 | White crane; karatedō kata (Shōrin ryū)
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| Hiraki sagari ashi | 開退足 | Retreating foot movement changing stance (Shōrinji Kempō)
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| Jūhō | 柔法 | "Soft method"; in Shorinji Kempō, throws, locks, pins and related techniques, the complement of gōhō, strikes and techniques closely related to strikes like blocks
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| Jūji ashi | 十足 | Stepping left or right across the other leg (Shōrinji Kenpō)
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| Kakushi zuki | 隠し突き | Hidden weapon thrust (Shōrin ryū)
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| Kaku zuki | 角突き | Square thrust (Shōrin ryū)
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| Kenshi | 拳士 | Practitioner of Shōrinji Kempō 林寺拳法
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| Koyamakan | 小山館 | "Small mountain hall," karate style similar to Shōrin ryū and Okinawan Gōjū ryū
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| Mae chidori ashi | 前千鳥足 | Advancing foot movement used to close distance and/or avoid attack (Shōrinji Kempō)
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| Matsubayashi ryū | 松林流 | Okinawan karate style; also Shōrin ryū
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| Sashikae ashi | | Advancing foot movement into changed stance (Shōrinji Kempō)
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| Sashikomi ashi | | Advancing foot movement with no change in stance (Shōrinji Kempō)
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| Seihō | 正法 | In Shorinji Kempō, a therapeutic massage system applied to vital points of the body
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| Shaolin | 少林 | Generic name for external kung fu; the temple and its fighting method; in Japanese, Shōrin
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| So Doshin | 宗 道臣 | (1911 - 1980) Founder of Shōrinji Kempō
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| Soken Hohan | 祖堅方範? | (1889 - 1982) Okinawan master of Shōrin ryū Matsumura Seito Karate-dō
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| Tomoe zuki | 巴突 | Circle punch (Shōrin ryū)
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| Umpohō | 運歩法 | Foot movements (Shōrinji Kempō)
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| Wari uke | 割受 | Split block (Shōrin ryū)
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| Wari uke zuki | 割受突 | Split block punch (Shōrin ryū)
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