か
KA — representative Father-set syllable
The kana か is one representative syllable built from the K consonant in the documented eight-sound Father set. It is placed near the vocal tract solely to make the sound focus visible and carries no separate organ assignment.
Point 8 of 9 in Kototama Sound Body — A-I-U-E-O vowel foci
Cross-tradition overlaps
No overlapping points are registered for this point.
Sources
Masahilo M. Nakazono, The Source of Present-Day Civilization (scholarly_modern)
Modern Kototama source for the fifty-sound rhythm system and its consonant/vowel organisation.
Kototama Sound Practice as taught by M.M. Nakazono (secondary)
Lists K among the eight Father sounds; this kana is a representative renderable syllable, not an exhaustive phoneme map.