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Daniel and Mr. Miyagi · months after the first film

The Karate Kid Part II

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Mr. Miyagi returns to Okinawa for his dying father, and his past comes calling

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Quick recap

Six months after the tournament, Ali breaks up with Daniel, and Mr. Miyagi learns his father is dying in Okinawa. Daniel goes along. In the village, Miyagi meets Yukie again, the love he left behind, and Sato, his former best friend, now a millionaire who wants the fight left unsettled. Sato's nephew Chozen provokes Daniel, who grows close to Kumiko, Yukie's niece. A typhoon changes everything: Miyagi and Daniel rescue Sato, who gives the land back to the village. At the O-bon festival, Chozen kidnaps Kumiko and challenges Daniel, who wins with the drum technique.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesA scene from the first film

    The opening scene, right after the first film's ending, was planned as that film's finale. It was only shot after production on the second one began.

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  2. Behind the scenesOkinawa is Hawaii

    The Okinawa scenes were shot on Oahu, Hawaii, because the Japanese island had changed a lot with the military bases. The crew built seven replicas of Okinawan houses and recruited 50 extras born in Okinawa. Filming ran from September 23 to December 20, 1985.

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  3. ReferenceGlory of Love

    The theme song, Glory of Love by Peter Cetera, hit number one in the US and was nominated for the Oscar for best song. The score is by Bill Conti.

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