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L'école Tenshin Shôden Katori Shintô-ryû est renommée pour l'excellence de sa technique dans le domaine des armes et pour son haut niveau culturel. Cette école, qui est au fondement et à l'origine des arts martiaux japonais, est connue dans le monde entier et a su entretenir, à la fois, un art du combat fort remarquable et une civilisation raffinée et profonde. À notre époque (qui a tendance à perdre de vue la signification réelle de l'art du sabre, comme le souligne dans sa préface le grand maître de l'école) le travail de maître Otake, qui s'inscrit dans la grande tradition des arts martiaux classiques japonais, constitue une contribution spirituelle indéniable. Risuke Otake est le plus éminent expert de cette école et sa technique est reconnue par tous comme la plus pure en matière d'escrime japonaise.En France, nombreux sont les pratiquants de disciplines martiales diverses qui se reconnaissent dans la Katori Shintô Ryû et qui fondent leur étude des armes sur son enseignement.Ce volume est consacré à l'étude du KEN-JUTSU, c'est-à-dire aux techniques de combat au sabre opposant deux adversaires. C'est une des grande spécialités de l'école Katori Shintô Ryû. Pour la pratique, les sabres de métal sont remplacés par des sabres de bois (bokutô). Exécutée sous forme d'enchaînements de mouvements (kata), la pratique du ken-jutsu met en oeuvre deux combinaisons d'armes : sabre long contre sabre long ou paire de sabre (long et court) contre sabre long.

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In Taiho-Jutsu: Law and Order in the Age of the Samurai, author and judo second-dan Don Cunningham provides a fascinating introduction to the civil society of Edo-period (1603-1867) Japan—particularly the role played by the well-known warrior class, the samurai.During the enforced peace of this era, many of the samurai were unemployed and had great difficulty earning a living. Some were even forced to join the lower classes—of merchants and chonin (commoners)—to get by. These circumstances redefined the part the samurai played in Japanese society, and challenged the traditional caste system.Cunningham shows that the samurai were not, as commonly portrayed, always all-powerful mediators ruling the chonin through the power of their swords. During this period the samurai became a part of the complex system of Japanese law enforcement. Made up of samurai as well as machi-bugyo-sho (town magistrates), yoriki ("assistant" samurai), doshin (samurai patrol officers), komono (assistants), goyokiki (part-time police assistants) and okappiki (informants and spies)—this intricate structure mirrored the Japanese society of the day.Taiho-Jutsu offers a detailed look at the weapons these law enforcement officers used—including the jutte (iron truncheon), tesson (iron fan), yori-bo (wooden staff), sodegarami (sleeve entangler), sasumata (spear fork), and torinawa (arresting ropes)—as well as a fascinating illustrated look at the techniques used to apprehend criminals. From kamae (stances) to parrying and striking and throwing techniques, these explanations demonstrate the practical techniques in Edo-period Japan.

On April 18, 1888, a fascinating document entitled "Jujutsu, the ancient samurai art of fighting without weapons" was held inside the British embassy in Japan. The material author was Professor Jigoro Kano, founder of Kodokan Judo. The Rev. Thomas Lindsay assisted Kano in the translation and described the Kano school in the last pages of the text. This document is of great interest to all researchers in the life of Jigoro Kano and especially to the analysts of the transition between the ancient bujutsu and the current budo. Given the date of the document (only 5 or 6 years after creating the Kodokan) we can clearly see the great work he did to thoroughly study the ancient schools of Jujutsu, including in the text some references to ancient books from China and Japan. Kano analyzes, among other issues, the origin and meaning of Jujutsu, names, describes and provides information about the most important schools at that time, resolves the possible conflict over the date and place of origin of Jujutsu and gives us some stories and anecdotes of famous masters of the koryu Jujutsu. AUTHORS: BRUCE R. BETHERS, JOSE CARACENA AND GABRIEL GARCÍA COLOR BOOK

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This book is a must for everyone who is interested in martial arts. It handles a great variety of techniques besides history and philosophy. The technical versatility of Ju-jutsu can be clearly seen in the contents of this book(see preview). With 428 pages and over 1500 photo's it can be classified as a complete all-round book. Edgar Kruyning is a leading authority on what remains of Minoru Mochizuki's teachings today.

Die Kubotan-Techniken aus dem American Ju-Jutsu werden in diesem Buch mit 150 Fotos im Detail dargestellt. Jeder kleine Zwischenschritt ist erkennbar und auch für Anfänger nachvollziehbar. Ergänzt wird das Ganze durch ausführlich erklärende Texte. Seien Sie kein Opfer, sondern lernen Sie sich mit "American Ju-Jutsu" zu verteidigen! Der Autor ist langjähriges Vorstandsmitglied des American Ju-Jutsu Landesverband Hamburg von 1993. Dies ist die 2. Auflage 2017. Weitere Infos unter: www.ju-jutsu-verband.de

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Mystery and intrigue surrounds much of the life of the founder and practitioner of Ju-Jutsu, the self-styled "professor", S. K. (Sada Kazu) Uyenishi. However, he was one of the first and probably the most influential jujitsu and judo experts to demonstrate, teach and compete in these arts outside of Japan. From the shadowy "Baritsu" exponents in the stories of Sherlock Holmes, to Inspector Clouseau's sidekick Cato of Pink Panther notoriety and James Bond's Odd Job, he of the stage name "Raku" has provided the entertainment industry with many stereotypes. Sada Kazu Uyenishi even influenced the seeming erratic, yet expertly controlled, screen pranks of the masterful Charlie Chaplin; but who was S. K. Uyenishi in real life? Find out more about him and his uniquely 'soft' style of Ju-jutsu, from reading this authentic presentation of his book.

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L'école Tenshin Shôden Katori Shintô-ryû est renommée pour l'excellence de sa technique dans le domaine des armes et pour son haut niveau culturel. Cette école, qui est au fondement et à l'origine des arts martiaux japonais, est connue dans le monde entier et a su entretenir, à la fois, un art du combat fort remarquable et une civilisation raffinée et profonde. À notre époque (qui a tendance à perdre de vue la signification réelle de l'art du sabre, comme le souligne dans sa préface le grand maître de l'école) le travail de maître Otake, qui s'inscrit dans la grande tradition des arts martiaux classiques japonais, constitue une contribution spirituelle indéniable. Risuke Otake est le plus éminent expert de cette école et sa technique est reconnue par tous comme la plus pure en matière d'escrime japonaise.En France, nombreux sont les pratiquants de disciplines martiales diverses qui se reconnaissent dans la Katori Shintô Ryû et qui fondent leur étude des armes sur son enseignement.Ce volume est consacré à l'étude du KEN-JUTSU, c'est-à-dire aux techniques de combat au sabre opposant deux adversaires. C'est une des grande spécialités de l'école Katori Shintô Ryû. Pour la pratique, les sabres de métal sont remplacés par des sabres de bois (bokutô). Exécutée sous forme d'enchaînements de mouvements (kata), la pratique du ken-jutsu met en oeuvre deux combinaisons d'armes : sabre long contre sabre long ou paire de sabre (long et court) contre sabre long.

In Taiho-Jutsu: Law and Order in the Age of the Samurai, author and judo second-dan Don Cunningham provides a fascinating introduction to the civil society of Edo-period (1603-1867) Japan—particularly the role played by the well-known warrior class, the samurai.During the enforced peace of this era, many of the samurai were unemployed and had great difficulty earning a living. Some were even forced to join the lower classes—of merchants and chonin (commoners)—to get by. These circumstances redefined the part the samurai played in Japanese society, and challenged the traditional caste system.Cunningham shows that the samurai were not, as commonly portrayed, always all-powerful mediators ruling the chonin through the power of their swords. During this period the samurai became a part of the complex system of Japanese law enforcement. Made up of samurai as well as machi-bugyo-sho (town magistrates), yoriki ("assistant" samurai), doshin (samurai patrol officers), komono (assistants), goyokiki (part-time police assistants) and okappiki (informants and spies)—this intricate structure mirrored the Japanese society of the day.Taiho-Jutsu offers a detailed look at the weapons these law enforcement officers used—including the jutte (iron truncheon), tesson (iron fan), yori-bo (wooden staff), sodegarami (sleeve entangler), sasumata (spear fork), and torinawa (arresting ropes)—as well as a fascinating illustrated look at the techniques used to apprehend criminals. From kamae (stances) to parrying and striking and throwing techniques, these explanations demonstrate the practical techniques in Edo-period Japan.

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This book is a must for everyone who is interested in martial arts. It handles a great variety of techniques besides history and philosophy. The technical versatility of Ju-jutsu can be clearly seen in the contents of this book(see preview). With 428 pages and over 1500 photo's it can be classified as a complete all-round book. Edgar Kruyning is a leading authority on what remains of Minoru Mochizuki's teachings today.

Die Kubotan-Techniken aus dem American Ju-Jutsu werden in diesem Buch mit 150 Fotos im Detail dargestellt. Jeder kleine Zwischenschritt ist erkennbar und auch für Anfänger nachvollziehbar. Ergänzt wird das Ganze durch ausführlich erklärende Texte. Seien Sie kein Opfer, sondern lernen Sie sich mit "American Ju-Jutsu" zu verteidigen! Der Autor ist langjähriges Vorstandsmitglied des American Ju-Jutsu Landesverband Hamburg von 1993. Dies ist die 2. Auflage 2017. Weitere Infos unter: www.ju-jutsu-verband.de

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L'école Tenshin Shôden Katori Shintô ryû est renommée pour l'excellence de sa technique dans le domaine des armes et pour son haut niveau culturel. Cette école, qui est au fondement et à l'origine des arts martiaux japonais, est connue dans le monde entier et a su entretenir, à la fois, un art du combat fort remarquable et une civilisation raffinée et profonde. À notre époque (qui a tendance à perdre de vue la signification réelle de l'art du sabre, comme le souligne dans sa préface le grand maître de l'école) le travail de maître Otake, qui s'inscrit dans la grande tradition des arts martiaux classiques japonais, constitue une contribution spirituelle indéniable. Risuke Otake est le plus éminent expert de cette école et sa technique est reconnue par tous comme la plus pure en matière d'escrime japonaise.En France, nombreux sont les pratiquants de disciplines martiales diverses qui se reconnaissent dans la Katori Shintô ryû et qui fondent leur étude des armes sur son enseignement. Ce volume est consacré aux armes longues - NAGINATA (hallebarde), BO (bâton) et SO (lance) - c'est-à-dire aux techniques mettant en oeuvre une de ces armes contre un sabre de bois. La naginata est constituée d'une lame courbe à un tranchant fixée au bout d'une perche ; la lance, plus longue que la naginata, est munie elle d'une pointe droite d'une vingtaine de centimètres à double tranchant ; le bâton, loin d'être l'arme de la piétaille désargentée est le complément de la pratique des armes à perche car il arrivait que ces armes perdent leur pointe sur le champ de bataille.

Although traditional medicine is still widely practiced in Japan, some forms of it are extremely rare. One of these is Seiki-jutsu, an ancient form of healing based on focusing and transmitting 'vital life force from healer to patient. One of the few remaining practitioners of this pre-Buddhist art is an extraordinary shamanic healer named Ikuko Osumi. Malcolm Ritchie is Ikuko Osumi's 'deshi,' or apprentice, and the first Westerner to be initiated in the art of Seki-jutsu. He recounts Osumi's life story from her earliest years as a sensitive, psychic child to her development as a healer. Included are case histories of her work and chapters on the basic method, philosophy, and ritual of Seiki-jutsu. The second part of 'The Shamanic Healer' is a personal narrative of Ritchie's own experiences of Seiki power and the dramatic story of his initiation and training as Osumi's apprentice. His account recalls the tremendous personal transformation that was necessary for him to develop as a practitioner of Seiki-jutsu.