expect me to be his punching bag,
you can forget about our deal.
Someday...
...I'll fight in the kumite
and make my father proud.
Shidoshi, I feel like
I've lost part of my family, too.
Shingo and I were close friends,
like brothers.
And you and Mrs. Tanaka...
...have treated me like a son.
What will happen now?
No more training.
I stop now.
But you have so much to teach.
You don't understand.
In the war, I lost my first family...
...my son, daughter, and wife.
They lived in Hiroshima.
I left Japan because of the war.
War was wrong.
I came here to start over...
...begin a new family, have a son...
...another chance to pass on the teaching.
For 2,000 years...
...knowledge passed from father to son...
...father to son.
When Shingo died...
...it stopped.
Teach me. I can do it.
You are not Japanese!
You are not a Tanaka!
You taught me
using any technique that works...
...never to limit myself to one style...
...to keep an open mind!
Why?
To honor you, Shidoshi.
Practice until you can meditate...
...and nothing can distract you...
...so that you see and feel nothing...
...except your own energy.
Are you awake, Shidoshi?
Do you sleep with your eyes open?
How are you feeling?
Like an old man.
And how about you?
I'm going to Hong Kong.
You sure you want to do this?
To honor you means everything to me.
I have poured all my knowledge into you.
When you fight, my spirit fights with you.
In kumite, you will need it.
Hey, babe,
want to go out with a real big man?
No, huh?
Too handsome for you, honey?
Is this your first time in Hong Kong?
You two are here for the kumite,
aren't you?
Kumite? What is kumite?
Look, guys,
I know there's a secret full-contact event...
...being held in Hong Kong
in the next few days.
Yes. Hong Kong is an exciting city.
I also happen to know a little bit
about some of your competition.
Okay.
Would you just tell me
how you got invited?
Thanks, guys.
What? Think you can
give me some competition?
Sure. I'll try.
That's what I like to hear,
a kid who isn't afraid to lose.
No, I got it.
I don't want to take your money.
- You ready?
- Yeah.
- You like this kind of fighting?
- Yeah.
If you want to see some real fighting,
you can see me fight at the kumite.
I'm here, too, for the kumite.
Aren't you a little young for full-contact?
Aren’t you a little old for video games?
- You want to go at it again, huh?
- Yeah.
Not bad, kid. Name's Ray Jackson.
I'm Frank Dux.
Mrs. Tanaka...
Mrs. Tanaka?
Yes?
It's very important
to the government of the United States...
...that we find Frank Dux.
We understand that
he might have visited Mr. Tanaka recently.
Mr. Tanaka is very ill.
We're sorry to hear that.
Was Frank here recently?
Frank came here to pay his respects.
- When was that?
- Two days ago.
Did he say, or do you know
if he was going to Hong Kong?
I don't know.
Of course you know. We're not trying to...
Mrs. Tanaka,
we're very sorry to have disturbed you.
Thank you very much for your time.
- May I help you?
- Yeah, how you doing?
My name's Jackson. This is Mr. Frank Dux.
Are our rooms ready?
Mr. Lin in Room 310 wants to see you
after you check in.
Who the hell's Mr. Lin?
I'm Lin. You Jackson?
You look like a Jackson.
That would make you Frank Ducks.
No, no. It's Dux.
Gotcha. Like "Put up your dukes," right?
Okay, so here's the deal.
This is the biggest kumite ever.
We got fighters from all over.
I've been assigned by the IFAA...
...to help you
and the other North American fighters...
...to find your way around.
I'm gonna make sure
you guys give it your best.
And don't disqualify by fighting
outside the arena.
The Triad, they are like the Mafia...
...is allowing us
to hold kumite here this time.
Here it comes, man, the Walled City.
Not a place for outsiders.
You are in Hong Kong.
But you are about to cross
an invisible border into mainland China.
No joke, man.
It's a run-down piece of no-mars