What's also interesting about the creation of Wado from a historical perspective is that although he went there learning how to strike, he left for primarily the same reason he went... At that time, Gichin's son Gigo was having more input into the Shotokan Syllabus. While Gichin concentrated on the development of the spiritual side of the art, Gigo made his modifications to the techniques. These included the introduction of various Kumite, lowering of the stances and increased use of the Makiwara. Ohtsuka didn't care much for Gigo's modifications and felt they were too far fetched from his JuJistu up-bringing. He felt they were too "opposing". In addition to this, there was a power play between the two for "top student" in the school. As a result, Ohtsuka broke away and called his style "Harmonious" so as to illustrate what he felt his style had over Shotokan.