What is the Japanese term for our style of karate?

The correct term for our style of karate is Shorinji Ryu. This name specifically refers to a traditional school of karate that has its unique techniques, philosophy, and training methods. The term "Ryu" translates to "style" or "school" in Japanese, indicating a specific lineage or tradition of martial arts.

On the other hand, Karate-Do generally refers to the way or path of karate as a whole, rather than a specific style. Aikido is another distinct martial art focused on joint locks and throws, which is separate from karate. Kobudo involves traditional Okinawan weapons and is not a style of karate itself but rather a complement to it. Shorinji Ryu stands out as the designated style, making it the suitable choice in this context.