sato jushinsai - the secret teachings of self-defense

8/10/2019 Sato Jushinsai - The Secret Teachings of Self-Defense

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INTRODUCTION

Tet sushu

Yamaoka,

a

famous

swordsmAn

wa

s once asked bv

one of

his

friends, .'/hat is l.ht> ult.tmal.e m e a n i n ~ of

vour

swordsmanship?"

I

am lettinP,

Kwannon-:san

keep i t for me,

11

was YaJ'Iaoka

1

s answer.

The

followinv.

c Bv

t hl\t

an

went

to

the famous AsakuM

Te111] llft

. here h

fl)

r t>lmct t,hretl b i ~ ideo

~ r a p h s in front of thP temnl e, above his hAact, which read

Se

- Mu-I. Semui means,

"Donn

t.e fearlessne:HJ

t,o

nll

the

sentient

b e i n ~ s of

the

world.

1

I

sincerely

bAlieve that a l l

the

arts of self-defenses

should be

learned

and

studied

as the donaUon of

fearlessness

to

a l l

the sentient bei

ngs

of the

w

orld

. I

think

Mr.

Sato

wrote t h

is

book as a donation of

fearlessness

. I

am,

there

fore

, t ranslating

this

book with >ermission from Mr. Sato,

as

a

do

nat i

on of fearlessness to all

the sentient beings of

the world . In turn , al l readers should donate

fearlessness

by

studying

this

book.

Vlhen you learn

oriental art ,

vou have

to start

i t by

copving the forms. There

are certain

forms of stones, rocks.,

waves , t rees, branches,

leaves

and so on. You have

to

learn

the forms of evervthin":

as

you are taut"Jtt,

but those forns

have no

l ife .

I t is your talent and effort which gives l i fe to

all

those lifeless forms .

n this secret

te a

chings

of

the

Yamato

School, you have

to learn them by repeating the forms, and in this case too,

t he forms

are lifeless

.

Only u ~ h

vour

tenacio

ts effort

can vou be

able

to give l i fe

to

al l

those

lifeless forms .

Do not practi ce any one of t.hese trir,ks without prooer

gui


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The Secret

Arts of the

Yamato-budo.

Tehodoki

Lesson No. 1 Myojo

Opponent Grasp

both wrist of

defender with

both

hands.

Picture No. 1

Defender

Streching

al l the

fingers,

pull both hands towards

your

back suddenly, and l i f t the knee.

Opponent Lean

foreward

and defender s knee

hit the

lower part

of

abdomen Myoj o)

Picture No. 2


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Lesson No.

Opponent

Defender

2 Kasumi

Gra sp both wrist

of the

defender with both hands.

Bringing right foot foreward,

streching the fingers of

the right

hand,

pull i t suddenly towards

your

l f t

shoulder, then hit

opponent s kasumi

(temple)

with

the

edge

of

open

palm. (Lit t le finger

' s

side.)

Picture

No.

Lesson No

.

3 PUrihodold

Opponent Grasp

the

rir,ht wrie

t

t

l.ho

uettrultr

lfl1ioh Ia intended

to h i t vo

ur templo.

Picture No L

Defender u s h i n ~

down

the

opponent s thumb

with

defender ' s

right

wrist

and pull i t lower,

that

is the way

to

release.

Picture

No.

Lesson No. L Torikaeshi

Opponent Grasp

the

defender ' s l f t rist from

top

with your

right hand.

Defender

To release

opponent ' s grasp, push you r l t t hand

up

and

grasp

the opnonent

s right

wrist

rom under.

Picture

No

. 6

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Lesson No.

5

Wakigatame

Defender As i t is

explained

in the preceding lesson,

grasping

back

the

right

wrist of

the oPPonent with defender s

le f t hand, immediately bring

opponent s right elbow

under

defender s le f t arm, and hold

the

elbow

jo int .

Picture

No. 7

Notice

the opponent s right wrist

held

t ight ly

in

holding

wris t joint too.

Attention I t should be practiced

continuously

from lesson No.

to

lesson No. 5.

Lesson No.

6

Morotehodoki

Opponent Grasp the e f e n ~ e r

r ight wris t

with both hands.

Picture No. 8

4

Defender

Streching

fingers of. the riC ht hand, elbow at your

side,

s .ep one

step

fonward with your r ight foot ,

fingers.

of the

right hand aimed straight

to the

opponer1t s eyes ,

push i t

forward.

Picture No. 9

Lesson

No. 7 Sodehodoki

Opponent Grasp the


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Defender Lift your right forearm soft ly , outside the l ef t

forearm of the opponent, and sweep i t down.

Picture

No.n

Leeson No 6 T n


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Defender Suddenly

parting

your both feet wide and lower your

body nd

strech

el bows as high as vour shoulder.

Picture

No

.

15

Lesson No. lO Ar,trnnkt

Oppon n

t

Hold tho

de

ronll r

w-lt h

run

Nftl

tton.

Pict.ure No. 16

8

Defender

First,

strech vour arms high ,

then

suddenlv lower

y

our

body, same time jerkine

vour

elbows down .

Picture No. 17

This

s

the end

of ten

lessons

of

Tehodoki. Tehodoki iS. the most

fundamental study

of

Ju,jutsu, derived from this, word Tehodoki,

s

used as a elementaly study

of

anv

technic.)


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Lesson No.

3 Aikinage

(C)

Opponent Act as

in

Lesson No. 1

Defender Strech both vour hands toward

the

oop

onent

s

le f t .

Picture No . 22

Dei onctor throV tho

opponont.

t.o

\ he

lo r t n dft of

Lhn

opponon\, .

Picturf\ No . ?.3

2

Lesson No. h Ygeri

Opoonent Grasp both

wris t of

the

defender

with both

hands.

Pull

your

hands back,

and standing

on your

l e f t

knee,

kick

suigetsu

dip

between

chest ancl stomach

n

ce n

t e r

of the

human

body.)

With vour

r ight foot , t r y

t o

bring back your riP,ht foot to the

former

posi t ion as

quick

as

you can .

Picture No. 2h

Lesson No.

S

Wakigatame

Opponent Grasp both wrist of the

defender

with your both hands.

Defender

Hit

the temple of your opponent with your right hand,

and

with

your l e f t

hand

grasp

the right wrist of

the

opponent,

then

bringing vour r i ~ > h t foot to your farther

right side,

holding opponent

s

right

elbow under ~ o u

l e f t arm, keep the elbow

joint

.

Picture No. 5

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Def ender vour

lAft foot

to our 'hack ,

sal'letine keep

-

in

g

o-oponP.nt.

1

s lP-ft

elbow .ioint.

,

pull the oononent

d

ovm with his

face down . Pnsh

the

lef t

elbaw

d

own

wi th

vou

r rieht.

hand

, anri

bend the

lef t w

r i

s t wi th

vour l ef t hand .

Picture No . 30

Lo

daon

No. f

l(

o

wnn

11nr.

OllpC Inntlt. Ornnr t hn 1 Hllll, o f vuur CIJmnu

.

nt. Yl th your 11 rt hnncl,

nnd h1t ho "11 f t.lt

1p11


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Befender

Grasp the

r ~ t wrist

of the opnonent

with

y

our r i

ght

hand, anrl with

vou

r l ef t hand push his

r i

P ht elbow.

Picture No.

38

Defendar Brinp,inFt

yo

ur bodv foreward P tsh t.he opponent down

in rront of y

ou,

ho1djnp, hie rlp,ht olbow with your

le1 t hl\ntl nnrl bt md hie r1J ht ~ i e t l fith vour r i ~ h t

h

anr

l

Pioturo

No. . 9

20

Lesson

No. 11

Opponent With your r ight hand sword

h i t

the

ton

o

the defender s

head,

at the sRl le moment

hit

his riP ,ht rib with

your

l ef t

f ist .

Defender

With

your

r ~ t hand stop his r ight

hand,

and at

the same

time.

Picture No.

40

Defender

Pushing

his right elbow

with your

l ef t hand, and

grasping

his

right wrist

with your

right hand, draw-

ing your

r i ~ h t

knee

back

in order to duck his l e f t

f i s t then pull him down to your

right

side.

Picture No. 41

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Lesson No. 12 Tsubamegaeshi

~ p o n n t Stepo

ing right foot

one

step foreward,

hit

the defender s

top of

head with y

our right

hand sword.

Defender Stop

his right forearm

with y

our

l

eft hand,

which

is

sl id up

from

between his arms.

Picture

No.

42

Dof eN\or Dr\w1ng your lett knoe

to

your bnck

1

twist his arm

nnd fll\11 hi m down

w;lt h hl8

tnon up,

thon

irmHlliintely

htt hilt Jhlchu (llml,Jr

nooo)

or Ut o

{bot woon

oyM.)

Picture

No

It

22

Lesson

No. 13 Hikitawashi

Opponent

Hit defender s top

of head with your right hand

sword.

Defender Stop

his

r i ~ t hand with your le f t hand

sliding up

from

between

his

ams,

then immediately grasp his right

wrist with your le f t hand,

and

with vour right hand

(between index and

thumb}

push his

throat,

drawing your

. lei t

foot

and pull ing

your le f t hand, push him down

with his

f ace

up.

Picture

No.

It

Lesson No. l Hikifune

Opponent With y

our right

hand sword hit

d e i e n d ~ r top of

head.

Defender Bringing your

right

hand above y

our forehead stop his

hand.

Picture

No.

45

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Defender Gra'sp

the

right

wrist

of

the

oppone

nt

with your

r i t

hand, drawing

your right foot

one

step

baclrnard, .

pul l

him

down

n a t on his stomach, and with your l e f t

lmee

press

his

elbow.

Picture

No.

46

IA s

son

No.

15 ldak1komi

Opponent the S u i ~ o t s u (dip at low et puTt of ohoot just above

stomach . )

Defender In order to

duck

his

tiet

erecting

your

l e f t

knoo

pull

i t

to vour

back, then

grasp hi s

right wrist with

y

our

l e f t hand.

Picture No. 7

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Defender Using

his

power of motion

pull

him to

your

side, and

holding his right arm under

vo

ur l e f t ann,

lowering

your l e f t shoulder

hold

his

elbow

jo int .

Picture

No. 48

lesson No. 16 Katahajime

Opponent Hit defender s Suigetsu with- l e f t f is t .

Defender n

order to

duck his f i s t pul l baek your l e f t foot one

step

back,

then pulling his l e f t wrist with your l e f t

hand.

Picture

No.

49

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Defenrler Bringing your

right

hand to

his front

from

the

back,

and

grab

his collar , then

bring

your le f t

hand

through

his

under arrn to

his back

of the

neck,

pressing

down

your le f t

hanrl while

your rif')lt

hand

is

pull ing

up.

Picture

No. 50

Lesson No. 17 Hadakajime A)

~ o n n t Hit

defender e SUigeteu with y

our

le f t f i s t

Defender

Dnok his

f i s t by

pull ing

y

our l e t t foot

one

step

baok.

(See

picture

No.

t9.)

Winding

your

right arm

to

his

neok rom

his

back, grasping

your l e t t

arm with y

our

right

hand

preasing his

neck down

with

your le t t

hand.

Picture

No.

51

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Lesson No. 18 Hadakajime B)

Opponent

Hit defender's

~ g t s u with your l e t t f is t

Defender Ibck his

f is t

b-J pulling your le f t root back. ~

vour ,

right

ann

around his neck

from behind,

joimng

your

hands together

pull him back.

Picture

No.

5

Lesson No. 19 Jiujijime

Defender Grasp

his

right

collar

with your right

band, and

with

your le f t hand

his

le f t collar.

Notice: I t

i s better

to hold

his

collar deeper to

the side of his

neck.

Picture

No.

53

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Lesson No. 20 Uchikudaki

Opponent Try to choke him with

Jiut)ijime

picture

53

Defender Inser t ing

your

lef t hand fr om unde r his

crossed

arms,

pressing

hie

l e f t

shoulder

down .

Picture

No

. 54

De

f

ender Pul l

h

im

down

to y

ou

r ri g

ht side, and hit

his

Uto

b

e t

ween t he eyes.

Pio

t l ln

No. 5

28

Lesson No. 21 Kubiguruma

Opponent Try

J iuj i j ime

to him picture 53.

Defender

Hi.t

his

nose with your right f is t .

Picture No. 56

Defender Right

hand to

his

head and lef t

hand

to

his

chin

twis t

his neck

to o u r

right side .

Picture No

.

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Defender

Pull

him

down

to

Your side. This t r ick is

often

used

when your collar i s grabed or to

release the bear

hug.

Picture

No 8

Lesson

No 22

Aikuchitori

Opponent Hold a dagger in your right hand.

Picture

No 9

Opponent

Try to thrust your

dagger to

his Suigetsu.

e f e n d ~ r Ducking

his

trust

by opening your r ig

ht

foot one s t p

to the side

and applying your

l ~ f t

hand to his

right

elbow

grab his

right

wr st with your

right hand.

Picture

No

J

Defender Pulling your right foot another step to ~ r u r back

keeping

his

right

elbow joint

pull

him down Bring-

ing

your right hand

outside

of

his

hand

and

bend

his

wrist th is

is

the

way to

release

his dagger.

Picture

No

61

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Leeson

No.

2 R1zagaeshi

{A

Opponent

From right side

or the

sit t ing de eroer,

grasp his

r ~ t

hand with

your

l f t hand.

Picture No 5

Defender Bringing

forward

yoo r

knee

to

the

outside

of

hie

l t t

foot,

and

with

your

l t t hand

grasp hie

l t t ankle.

Picture No. 6

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Defender

PUlling

hie l t t ankle up, while

pushing hie

l t t

knee

down

with your right hand, throw

him

down

with

his

face

up

Picture No. 7

Leeson

Ho

3 Haneage

~ n t ll OIIl the si t t ing detetder'e r ight side,

grasp

hie

hand

with your

l f t hand.

Defender

ring your r ight

knee

behind his l t t foot.

Picture No

8

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Defender Pushing up his l e f t

foot with vou r l e f t

hand, and

pull ing

your right

hand to

vour riv,ht

side

back,

l e t

hiln down with his face up.

Picture No .

Lesson No. 4 Maedorinage

Opponent From

the si t t ing

defender s front grasp his both forearms

with

vour

hanrts.

Picture No. 10

3.6

Defender r a s r y i n

his

wrist. with vour lP.rt hanrl ,

vo u

r riP,ht

foot

d i ~ o n n l l y

in l e f t

front. or t he onnone

n t

Pict.ure no

.

Defender

Bringin g your both

hands

above your head.

PictuJ e No. 12

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e f e n r l ~ r KeepinP,

his l ~ f t elbow joint throw

him

down to "our

l ~ f t

side .

Picture No. 13

Lesson No.

5

fU.zagush1 B)

Opponent G r a ~ r p the s i t t in defender s both oreanns with your hands.

Picture

No. lh

38

Defender B r i n g i n ~ vour

ri ,ht. knee

to

the back

of his l f t foot,

p u l U n f ~ his l f t ankle with : .rour l f t

hand,

pushinP, his

k n ~ e own with vour r i ~ h t hand

.

Pictur-e No.

Defender Holding his l f t

knee joint

throw

him

own with his

face

up.

Picture

No.

16

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Tachiainokata

Forms

of defense in

standinr,

Lesson No. 1 Biyobutawoshi

Opnonent Grasp

his

right

wris

t wi th your l e f t hand,

and hit his

head

with your

right hand.

Picture .

Defender Bringing yo

ur l e

f t foot

toward

outside of his le f t foot,

streching

out

your right hand diagonally

toward your

r ight

front , thrus t in8 his

chin with your l e f t f i s t , l e t him

down with his

race

un.

Pictu

re

No. 2

40

Lesson

No. 2 Aikiot oshi

Opponent Grasp his r ight wrist with vour

l e f t

hand, and hi t his

head

with

vour

right

hand.

Picture

No.

Defender step

one si,ep foreward with your

r ight

foot and

push

your

right

hand up, finding impossible

to hi t

your head

with

his

right f i s t ~ p o n n t

wil l t r y

to

press

his l e f t

hand

down.

Picture

No. h

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Defender

Usinr,

his pcr .

t-1'

of

pressine

his hand

dow

;

,

i f

vou st p

your foot back and same t i me pull OUr

r i ht

hand

to

your back,

he f l ls

with

his

face up.

Picture No.

5

Lesson No. 3 Uchikudaki

Opponent With your le t t hand grasp his right wrist .

Picture No.

4

Defender Bring your

l e t t

foot n

front

of his l e t t foot and then

bringing

your

right

foot

behind his l e t t foot,

then

hi t

his chin with your right foreann 1'1hile

hitting

his

Suigetsu with your lef t

hand,

and

le t

him d01m.

Picture No. 7

Lesson No. 4 Yubiori

Opponent Grasp his right wrist 'With

your

le f t

hand.

Picture No. 8

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Defend

e r

One st ep forward with

your

right foot and with vour l e f t

hand grasp his l e f t

hand

from

the si d

e

of

his l i t t l e

fi n Per .p r es s hi s t h

umb

lr it h you r ri .P ht

foreann.

Picture No. tJ

Lesso

n

No

. 5 Hi.kigatame

Defe

n

der o

n t i

nu

ous f r om Lesson 11 with

vour rlp;ht

hand grasp-

ing his

ln.rt.

hand

from the side

of

thumb us i ne your four

fi neers

of tho

e

ach

hand

be

nd

his

wrist tOYIIlrd h

i s

shoulde

r , and pull him down.

Pi c

tu r e No. 10

44

Lesson No. Aild.tawashi

Opponent Oraspinp

his

wrist with your l e f t hand h i t h

i s head lrith

your

r ight

f ist .

Pi ct

ure No

.

11

Defender.

Step

ping vour r1 t foot

in front of the opponent

thrus t ing his

chin with

v

our r i

ght palm l e t him

down

.

Picture

No. 12

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Lesson

No 7 WakigurMa

op

p

onent Grasping his r ight wr st with

your le r t

hand an

d

hit

his

head with your right f is t

Defender

Hitting his

hea

d with your le r t hand sword pass t hrough

under his le r t

am.

Picture No. 13

Defender

With

vour

l e

r t

hand pu

sh his

l ert

elbow.

Picture

No.

14

46

Defender Throw

the

opp

onent

down.

Picture

No 15

Lesson No . 8 Ubagurwna

Opponent Grasp his right w

r i s t

with your le f t hand

and

hit

his

head

with

your r ight

fi

st .

Defender

Hitting his r ight

si de wi

th

your l ef t f i

st

go through

under his l

ef t

an n.

Picture

No. 16

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Defender

Grasping

his

wrist with vour

r ight hand,

p u l l i n ~

his

head down WJ th your l f t hand, and l i f t ing

his

ann

up higher on

his back,

bold i t

there.

Picture

No. 17

Lesson No. Aikinage A)

~ o o n n t Grasp his both wris t with

your

hands

.

Picture No . 16

48

Defender

Stepping

l f t foot

f i rs t

bring your right

foot

behind

his right foot, streching

your

l f t ann while

bringing

your

right hand above

vour

head, then

hit

his throat

with your

right hand sword.

Picture

No. 19

Lesson No. 10

Aikinage

B)

Opponent Grasping

his r ight wrist with

vour l f t

hand,

and

pull ing

him toward vou,

hi t his head

with vour

right hand

.

Picture No.

20

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Defender Without resistine his

pull

steo

vour right foot

in

his

l f t

f ront ,

sarnetime

strech

your riP ht hand to the same

direction.

Picture No. 21

Defender Throw him down.

Picture No. 22

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Lesson No.

11

Aikinage c)

p ~ o n e n t Grasp defender s both wrist

with

your hands .

Picture No. 23

Defender

Stepping your

r ight

foot outside

of

his right foot push

your right hanti

to

his outer right side.

Picture No . 4

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Lesson

No . 12 Aikinage (D)

Opponent Grasp his both

wrist

with your hands.

Picture No. 25

Defender

Stepo

ing

~ r u r

right

foot

outside

or

his r ight foot push

your

r ight

hand

out diagonally

over

his P lbow joint .

Picture No.

26

52

Lesson No. 13 Koshiguruma

Opponent Grasp his

both

wrist

with

you: hands.

Defender

r i n g i n ~ your hands

up pu

im

towards vou.

Picture

No. 27

Defender Stepping right foot forv1ard and bringing

your

hip

throw

him.

Picture No. 28

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Lesson

No 1J1

Shihonage

~ o o n n t Grasp his both wrist with

vour

hands

Picture

No 29

Defender

Grasp

his l f t .wrist with vour

l f t

hand bring

vour

r i ~ h t foot in

rront of

his rip.ht

foot.

Picture

No

30

54

Defender Liftine your hands hie:her

pass

throueh his

l f t ann

sliding vour body back throw him down

Picture No 31

Lesson No 15 Sodetawoshi

Opuonent With

vour

right hand grasp

his

upner

ann.

Picture

No

32

55


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Defender Grasping

his

r i h t

wris t

with vour r i ~ h t

hand,

anrl

bring-

ing

vour

le f t hand on

his ris;ht elbow, s tep

vour l e f t

foot

foreward.

Picture

No.

Defender And

more

over bringinP,

vour

right foot forward, push

im

down

with his face

down.

Picture No.

4

56

Lesson

No. 16 Uchikudaki

Oo

n

onent Grasp his

lPDer

ann with rour le f t

hand.

Picture No. 5

Defender

Bring

your

le f t foot

in front of his

le f t

foot,

then

bring your right

foot

behind his

le f t

foot,

s ~ r e h i n g

your right arm

in

front of his chin, with

your le f t

f is t

h i t

his Suip,etsu

down.

Picture No. 6

57


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Lesson No

19 Sukuiashi

Opuonent Grasp his upoer arms

with

vour hands.

Pictu

re No

u

Defendar Insert vour r ~ t arm from between his

tw

arms.

Picture No

.

4

60

vefend er 1\ ith your arm l i t his l e ~ up.

Pict.ure No

Lesson No 20 Hijiwori

Ooponent With your r i ~ h t hand ~ r a s p his chest

Picture No . u

6


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Defender

Wl'th your

l ef t ham. grasp hie right

wrist.

then with your

r i ~ h t

four

fingers grasp his r ight hand from his

l i t t l e

finP.er s

side.

Picture

.

ll

Defender p p l y i n your f o r e a ~ on

his right

elbow and

pull ing

i t

t i ~ h t to rour

side

, hold

the

joint.s . Holdinp,

his

r igh t elbovr with "OUr lef t 'orearm an rl bend

his

wrist

with

your r ight

hand.

Picture

No.

lJ6

62

Leeson Ho 21 Gansekiotoshi

Opponent Grab his chest with your l ef t

hand.

Defender

Hit his Jinchu (under nose) with vour

right fi s

.t

then

P.raS O

his l ef t

wrist

with both hands.

Picture

N o ~ l d

Defender Bring

your

t ight foot

foreward

to his l e t t foot s

inside,

then b r i n g i n ~ your l ef t

shoulder

under

his

l ef t elbow,

l i f t i n ~

him

on

your shoulder, throw him

foreward.

Being his

l ef t

elbow joint

locked,

i t i s

impossible to resis t .

Pict

u

re

No. 48


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Lesson

No

. 22 Koshiguruma

Opponent

Gras

' )ing

his

chest with your ~ h t ha n

cl

, ~ r a s p

his

r i ~ h t

wrist

with yo

ur

le f t hand .

Defender Swinging your

right

arm

from

outside

and l e a d i n ~

with

your l e f t hand pull his

sleeve

b r i n p i n ~

.ro

ur

le f t

foot

f i r s t .

Picture No . 9

Defender Then s t e p p i n in

with

vour

r ight

foot throw him with hip

throw.

Picture No. 5

Lesson No. 23 Tabusadori

Oo:Jonent

Pull defender

s

hair with

rour

r ight

hand.

P i c ~ u r e No.

5

Defender Moving

tovtard the

r

t i rec t ion he pulls

,

slieppinR one step

forward thrust

his r i ~ > h t

side with

vou r le f t f is t , then

wi

th

vour r i ~ h t hanrt g

rasp

his hanrt over lihe top froM

his

l i t t l e

finger

' s

side.

Pict11re

No

.

5

65


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Defender

With

heln

of

vour

le f t

hand, hold hin in

Hikigatame.

Picture No

53

Lesson

No

.

2h

u b i s h i m e n a ~ e

Opponent

Try Jiujij ime

with your

right

hand

up.)

Defender

Hit

his

l e f t elbow with vour

right

f is t .

Pi c

t

ure No

.

5h

Defender Step y-our ri. ..ht

foot outside of his right foot,

same time

streching

your

fingers of the

right

hand,

bring i t

to his lower r ~ t

side, . ,ressiM

his le f t

elbow

.1oint throw him down.

Picture

No.

55

Lessbn No. 5 Kusagakure

Opponent

Try Jiujijime

to

im right

hand

on top.)

Defender

Suddenly

squatting

d

own

press

his foot with your f is t

Picture

No

56

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Lesson No.

26

Dokko

Opoonant

Try JiUjijime

to

him, (with

r i

g

ht hand

t >P

Defender

With

vour both

f is t

oush nn

rler

his

ch:L

n.

Pi c

t,ltre llo. 57

Lesson No. 27

Jinchu

Opponent Bear hug him from under h

is

arms.

Picture No. 58

68

efender Windi ng

vour

riaht arm

rr

om

to

p aro1md his

neck,

and

with y our r i ~ t humb s second joint

press

his

Jinchu.

(under nose)

Picu

t

re

No.

59

Lesson No. 8 Uchiteomote

Defender

With

your

riP .,ht hand

sword

hit his head,

and

thr11st

,rour l f t f i s t

to

his r ight

side advancing one step

foreward. .

Opponent

Stop his hand wi

t h

your r i

g

ht

hand.

De

f

ender

Graspin g his

righ

t wrist

with

your

hand.

Picture No. :f:)

69


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Defender Stepping vour l ef t foot foreward pressing his

right

elbow down hold him there.

Picture

No.

61

Lesson No. 9 Uchiteura


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Lesson

No.

J l

Hikiotoshi

OpponP.nt Hit

his

head

with

you r

~ h t

hand sword.

Defender

r i n g i n ~

r i ~ h t foot

foreward, stop his

hand

with vour

le f t hand and ~ r a s p his r i ~ h t wrist , kneelinf your le f t

knee

down .

Picture No. 65

Defender Pulling his

riP,ht

wrist hard with vour le f t

hand,

hi t

his rib

with

vour rip,ht hand sword.

Picture No.

7

Lesson

No

. 32 Wikiage

Opponent

Thrus

t

his

u i ~ e t s u

with yo u

r l e f t f i s t .

Defen

der Hitting his

l e f t

elbow

with "OUr

ri' .ht hand sword,

kick

his

l e f t

side

with your r i f ht foot .

Picture

No. 7

Lesson No . 33 Musogeri

Opponent Thrust

his

Suigetsu

with

your l e f t

f i s t

.

Defender In order to duck his f i s t t ry

to

lean your upper body

toward

your back

a l i t t l e and

kick his

groin

with your

right foot.

Picture No. 68

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Lesson 4 Hikitate

Opponent

Thrust vour

ri?

l1t

f i s t to his

Suigetsu.

Defender Duck his f i s t r nulling

your l e f t foot

backward, then

stop his ann by hitt ing his

foreann

froa inside

with your

right

hand, and immediately

~ r s p his r i ~ ~ t wrist with

your

right hand.

Picture No. 9

Defender Bringing

y6ur

l e f t

foot in

front of his right

foot

and

hold his r i ~ h t arrn under

vour

l e f t

ann, keeping

his

r ~ t

elbow jo int .

Picture No. 70

74

Lesson No 5 Uchikudaki

Opponent With vour riPftt

hand,

~ r a s his collar from behind.

Picutre

Uo. 71

Defender

Pulling your

right

foot diagonally

back bring

vour l e f t

foot

behind

his r ight foot, then hit his

chin

with vour

l e f t elbo' ' While

hit t ing

his Suigetsu n th vo

u r

r i ~ t

hand Slford.

Picture No. 72

75


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Lesson No. 36

Tsurifune

Opponent

Grasn his both shoulders with

vour han

i

s from

behind the

defender.

Picture No. 73

Defender Pulling y our

r i

g

ht

foot di agonally back , brine y

our

l e f t

foot behind his right foot,

then

hold

his

bot h legs

in

your both arms .

Picture No. 7

76

Defender Liftin

g him hi

gh th

en l

et

him fa l l .

o

pponent

fal l

s t o t he head lo np

.

Pic t ure l.]o. 7

Lesson No. 37 Yamaorosh i

Opponent Grasp defender

1

s both

wris

t. with r

our

h

an

ds from

behind.

Picture

N

o. 76


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Defenner streching fi ngers of vour hands on the sides of

vour

thighs

pull

hiJII closer

t rou.

Picture

No.

77

Defender i f t

your

hands

above your head.

Picture No. 8

78

.:Jerenrler

CirclinP

J

our

hanns

toward

rour

fron

t

kneeling

y

our

r i ~ t

knee throw him.

Picture No. 79

Lesson No. 38 Kodawore

Opponent Grasp his

wris ts

from behind with vour hands.

Defender Leading him with your hanrts bring your

right

foot behind

him.

Picture

No.

8

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Defender

S t e p p i n ~ completely behind him, ~ u l l

i im

dmm, with

his

face up.

Pictnre No. 81

Lesson

No

. 39 Enbi

Opnonent

Grasp

his wrists from

behind with vour

hands .

Defender

i f t i n ~

rour l e f t hand

above

your

head

,

stepping under

hie

l e f t arm , pull ine your l e f t

foot back, throw

him

bv

push-

i n ~

up his lef t

ann

with ?ht

hand.

Picture No. 02

80

Lesson

No

.

ItO

Tsurifune

Opryonent Hold

him fro n behind with

vour

arms

over his

Defender

Hit

his face with

your

back of head, then kick h1s

groin with

vour

heel. as

in

Tehodoki

pic ture No.

15

P u l l i n ~ vour

r ight foot behind, and brinP,ing

you

r

l ef t

foot behind

his right foot ,

hold

his legs with vour

anns, and liftint him

high

then

throw

him down.

Picture

No

. 83

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Lesson

No.

l t

Taniotoshi

Opponent Hold him from behind over his arms with your arms.

Defender

his

face with back

of

your head and kick

his

groin

with vour heel then pulling vour

r i

ght foot back

between

his

legs kneeling vour

r i ~ t

knee down pull-

ing his right sleeve with your

r i

g

ht

hand, and lower-

ing vour right

shoulder

throw him

to

your front.

Picture

no.

84

82

Articles

of

Chuden

Forme in Sitting

Lesson

No.

1 YU emekura

Op

onent Grasp his wrist s

with

vour hands.

Pic

t ure

No.

1

Defender Streching f

in

g

ers of your

both qands,

~ r e s s

his

l ft

hemd against

Our knee.

Pict ure No. 2

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Oefender \ fith

vour

l e f t ha nd

pnll

his hand

t

oward vou, anrt p ress

the back of hi s

r i ~ > h t

hand a


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Lesson No

3 Tatamiwori

Op :>onent Grasp

his

le f t arm

with

v

our

r ight hand

Picture

No 7

Defender

Hit his nose with the

back of yo

ur le f t hand

then

immediately

grasp

his right hand from the back of his

hand then swing your le f t ann from outside of his

right arm.

Picture No 8

86

Defender

o l d i n ~ his

riP ht hanrt

t igh

t wit h vour r i ~ h t hand

lowerin

g

you

r le f t

elbow ke e

p

his

wrist

and elbow

jo int and le t him

suffer

Hit

his

nose again with

b a c k

of

your

le f t

f is t

Pi ctu

re

No

9

Lesson No

4

Kotekaeshi

Opoonent 11rasp his

chest

with your right hand

Picture

No 10

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Defender Hit his nose with the back of

your

right f i s t .

Opponent

lfith the shock,

you l i f t y

our l e t t

hand up unconsciously.

Picture

No.

Defender Grasp his l e t t and inserting

y

our four fingers

from

his

thumb s

side, pressing the

back

of his l e t t

hand

with your right

thumb,

and with your l e f t hand inser t-

ing yo Cir four fingers

of the

l e t t hand from

his

l e t t

hand s

l i t t l e

finger s side,

and pressing

t he back

of

hie l e t t

hand with your l e t t thumb twist

his lef t

wrist

toward his outer direction.

Picture

Jfo

12

88

Defender Throw him down (impossible to

resis t the pain

oppon-

ent throws himself

down

. Immediately, pressing with

thumbs hold hiln down

there.

Picture

No. 13

Lesson

No.

Uchite

Kobushiworicmote

Defender

With your

right hand

sword

hit the top of his

head,

and

thrust your l e t t f i s t

to

his r ib .

Opponent Stop his right hand sword with .. our right hand.

Defender Grasp his right wrist with your l e t t hand, and

with

the

palm

of

your right hand twist

his

right f i s t , so

that

his l i t t l e finger s side

comes up.

Picture

No.

14

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Lesson No.

J1Ujikatame

.

Opponent With

your

right

f ist

thrust his

.;)uigetsu.

perender Do just

as

the

Lesson No. 7

te l l s you,

and

throw

him

in

the l e f t

f ront

of you, then

grasp

his right Yl ist

with

both

hands, lying Y


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Defender r a s p i n ~

his l f t

ankle

with your le.ft

hand, push

his

Fu.kuto vita l point l i t t l above

knee

and push him down

to your rie;ht side, with his le.ft

side

down.

Picture No. 3

Lesson

No . 2 Koku

Opponent Grasp

both

wrists

of

the

sitt ing defender with your

hands

from

his back, with your standing

position.

Picture No. u

94

Defender Lifting

vour

hands above

vour

head,

kneel

vour r f ght

k n ~ e between his legs,

throw

him

to

your front.

Picture No.

5

Lesson

No. Kizayokonage

Opponent Attack the

defender

who

is sitt ing

on the chair , from

his

right s ide.

Defender

Lure

the

opponent with your

r ight hand.

Opponent Grasp

his

wr st

with both

hands.

Picture No.

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Defender Grasping his l f t

wrist

w.tth your l f t

hand

pu l l hilll

toward you,

then pushing his wrist up

w.tth

your right

wrist keeping his l f t wrist

joint ,

lead

hilll

toward y our

back and throw

him

to

y

our

l

f t side.

icture

No.

7

Leeson Bo.

4

Seilco .

~ n t Grasp both wrist of the defender Who

i

sit t ing on a

chair ,

with your hands.

icture

No 8

96

Defender s t p p i n your

right foot in front

of

his r ~ t foot,

graso

his

l

f t wrist

with

vour l f t hand an rl passing

under

his

right ann.

icture

No.

Defender

Switchin

g you r position, AY him down on

the chair

with

hie

face

up,

then

s i t y

ourself

down on

his

stomach.

Picture

No.

10

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Fon

1

of ~ n ~

Lesson Uo . Kiainage

Opoonent Holding your

r ight

hand sword high above o u r head, stepp-

ing your

right

foot one

step

foreward,

hit

his temple.

Picture

No.

Defender The moment he t r i s to hit

u r temple,

using your right

foot

as an axle of

a 'Wheel,

bringing

vour l f t

foot

in

front of his

l f t

foot,

same time hit

his

l f t

neck

Matsukaze) with

your

rip;ht hand sworo.

Picture No. 2

98

Defender Hit him down in o u r

right front.

Picture

No

.

3

Les son No. 2 Kuchikitawoshi

Opponent With your r i g

ht

hand sword hit his head.

Defender

n

order to

duck

his hi t t ing

hand,

bring your

bod

v to

outer

right

side of him, then push his right chest

with

your

palm while

pull ing his lm

ee, hit with your l f t

hand,

and l' t him do Wll.

Picture

No.

4

99


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Lesson No.

3

Udegarami

Opponent Step your right

foot

one step

foreward

and

hit his

head

with your right hand sword.

Detsnder

Pulling your

right

foot one step

back

stop his right

wrist

with your lert. hand holding t on

your forehead

with the back of your l ef t hand touching your forehead.

In th i s case don

1

t forget

to

lower your body a l i t t le

to weaken his

force

of hi t t ing.

icture No. 5

eteader

lfith

your lert. hand

grasp

his

right wrist

and

stepp-

ing

your right foot

behind his right foot

bringing

your right

hand

through under his r ~ t arm hooking

your right forearm

to his right

forearm

keep his

elbolf

joint.

icture

No. 6

1

Lesson No.

4

Kurumakaeshi

Opponent

Hit

his

head

with

your

right

hand sword.

Defender

Stepping your

l ef t

foot

one step back holding back

of

your right hand on your

forehead

stop his. right hand

nord. on

t forget

to

weaken his force by lowering

your body a l i t t le the instant you stopped his hand.

icture No. 7

Defender Immediately

art.er

grasping his right wrist ld.th vour

right haM

using

your right t t

as

an

axle

or the llheel

bring your lert.

root

n

front

of his lert. foot

then

being his elbolf joint i s in pain he

ra l l s himself

dcnm

in yao.r right

side.

Picture No.

8

1 1


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Lesson No. S Uchitekobushi-woriomote

Defender and

opponent stand

in a

distance

of one f i

s t

and one step.

Picture

No.

9

Defender One step foreward with your r ight

foot ,

and

hi t

his head

with your

right

hand

sword and

thrust your lef t

f i s t to

his rib.

~ p o n n t Stop his right hand

sword

with your

r ight

hand.

Picture No.

10

102

Defender Wit.h OUr r i ~ h t hand 13ra

sn

l i s hand

tw i

s t ing his

ann,

(with

v

our four f i n ~ ~ r s

on his

l i t t l e f i n ~ e r side)

and h o l d i n ~ his

rio;ht wrist.

with

rour le f t h

and,

le t

him

snffer

the

pa:in

of Kobushiwori.

Picture No. 11

Lesson No. Uchite-kobushiwori-ura

Opponf3nt S t e p n i n

vour

rip;ht foot

one

st ep fol'P-\mrcl,

hit

his head

with

Our r i

ght hand SYiord.

and

hi

t

his rH: with

y

our

le f t f is t

Defender Duck his hits

y

pull ine vour

r i ~ b t

f

oot

one

stepback,

t

hen

his

rir.ht

wrist with .,our le f t hand, and

with

vour r ight p

a l

m t w i s his rir:ht

hand.

Picture No

. 12

103


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Defender Let him

suffer the

pain of

Kobushiwori.

This time

trv

to

press

his

hand ~ i n s t

vou

r

chest.

Picture

No. 13

Lesson No. 7

Furiate

09Ponent Stepninl , '.r

our risht

foot one step foreward, thrust his

Suie;etsu with

our r ight fist .

Defender In

order

to

duck his

t ~ s t i n ~

f i s t

steo

vour

right

foot

one st

er> back,

then

h i t

his

riP.ht wrist

with

~ r o u r

l ef t

hand sword.

Picture l ~ o H

104

Defenoer Immediatelv swinging

vo

ur l ef t

f i s t to h i t his

Jinchu

(under

nose) usinl , t.he

e ~ c k of

your f i ~ t

Picture

t o.

15

Lesson

N'o. 8

Hizakudaki

Ooponent

Steoping

one step foreward

with

your

l ef t

foot and thrust

y

our

l ef t f i s t to his

Jinchu

(under nose.)

Defender

Duck

his f i s t bv nulling your

l ef t

foot

back,

then e;rasp-

ing his l ef t wrist

with

your hands, while pushing his

knee

with

your rip,ht

foot

to

break

his knee joint .

Picture No. 16

105


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Lesson No. 1-iimikane

Opponent Thrust both

fis ts to his face t once

.

Defenrier Try

to ouch his

ai'I ls a 'Oart f r o

ins ide

.

Picture No. 17

Defenrter With vour

open

p a ~ hi t his

both ears t the

same

time

.

Picture No . 18

1 6

Lesson No . 10


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Lesson No. 11 J i

goku zume

Opponent Stepping your r ight foot one foreward

thrust

your

right fist

into his

Suigetsu.

Detender Duck his fist by

pulling

your rieht

foot

one step back,

then grasping his r ig

ht

wrist with your right hand and

pull i t. hard.

Picture

No

. 21

Defender With your le f t hand g

rasp

his right collar deep, and

then

pulling him back.

Choke

his neck, while pushing

his elbow

joint

against your r ig

ht side.

Because choke

and holding

joint are

done

at

same time this t r ick

is

called Jigokuzume hell

finish.)

There is a way

to

escape from this trick, but

we

will skip the

explanation

in this

occasion.

1 8

Lesson No. 12 Kotegaeshi

Opponent Stepping your ri.P ..ht fo ot one step foreward thrust

his

Suigetsu with your figh t f i s t

Defender Pull OUr foot way back close

to

vour left back,

then grasn

his

r i

a..ht

v ~ s t with your

left

hand four

fint;ers on top.)

Picture No.

23

Defender Stepping your

right

foot foreward apply your

right

palm

on

the

back

of

his hano and twist

his right

wrist

taNard his outer

right side.

Picture No. 2h

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f en er hrow

him

to

vour

C lut.er

l ef t

side

Picture

No. 5

Lesson No

13

Yukiwore

Opponent With

your

right foot foreward, thl ltst his Suigetsu with

your

riP.ht

Def

ender

Duck his f i s t by uullinR your riPht foot one step back,

then

graso

his

r i ~ t

wrist

with your

right

hand, and

break his

r ight

elbow joint v

hitt ing i t

with vour l ef t

hand sword

Picture

No

26

110

Lesson

No

lh Kobushiwori

Opponent

Grasping

his l ef t hand n t h

vour

right hand, h i t his

head with

vour

l ef t f ist .

Picture

N

o.

27

Defender

One

step foreward with you r right foot between his

feet, then ducking his f i s t thrust his r ight r ib

with

vour

right

elbow. Then

right

awav grasp back his r ight

Wrist with your l ef t hand (as explained in Tehodoki.)

Picture No 28


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Defender Holding hi s hann with your right hand keep

his

right

rist join

t .

Picture No. 29

Lesson

No.

15 Tatamiwori

Opponen1i With your right hand grasp his upper lef t arm.

Defender

Hit

his nose with the back

of

your

r i

ght

fist

then

grasp

his

right hand with

your

right hand (four finger

on his palm and your thumb on his hand s back.)

Picture

No.

3

2

Defender I f you spin your

lef t

arm opponent s right hand vd.ll

be twisted

with his

palm up,

then i f

you lower vo

ur

bended

lef t

elbow

his

right wrist joint will be in pain .

Immediately hit

his

nose with

your

left fist.

Picture No. 31

Lesson No. 1 Sodegaeshi

Opponent Grasp his r ight arm with your lef t hand.

Defender

B y

bending y

our

r ~ ~ t elbow pinch his hand between

your

arm

and foreann. Bring your

lef t

hand to help

your right arm.

Picture

No.

32

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Uefender Kneeling your

left

knee

i f

vou suddenly lower vour

body his

le f t

wrist will be

in

pain .

Pictur

e No 33

Lesson No 17 Udehishigi

Opponent Grasp

his chest

with

your le f t

hand.

Defender Hit his nose with

the

back

of

yo

ur le f t f is t then

applying

your le f t

hand on his

le f t

hand

1

s back,

try

to

bend his

wrist

toward his back

of the left

hand.

Picture No

4

4

Defender H o l d i n ~ his left albow with v

our

uoth han

ds

OUli

i t

toward vour

chest

and hurt

his left wrist

.

Picture

No

. 35

Lesson No. 18

T a b u s ~ d o r i k o t e g a e s h i

Opponent Grasp

his

hair and pul l with your

r i ~ h t

hand.

Picture No 36

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Defender

Hitting his lef ' t side abdome

n \dt.h your

~ h t

f i s t

while eraspine

his rifl;ht hanrl

with vour lef t

hand

and

l e t t release

from y

our ha i r

bending

his ri ght

hand ' s back .

Picture No . 7

Defender With your ler t nand twis t

his ril ht

wrist toward

his

outer side , an

i

v1ith

the heln

of

vour

rip;ht

hand

throw

him to v

our lef t side

. (trse the Kotegaeshi . )

Picture

No . 38

r 6

Lesson No .

19

a s a r n e

OpponP.nt Grasn his l e f t side co l la r wi t h T Ur

r ght

hand ,

and t

vour

lef t

ha

n

rt o : r < ~ s n

hi s

r i ~ h t uuper

arm.

Picture No: 9

Defender Inserting

vour

middle f i n ~ e r of the r ight ham t o

the

p i t

behind

his l e f t co l la r bone and push

t

do,m. Opponent

unable to

bear

the pain fa l ls to vour

r ight

side.

Picture

No .

11

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Lesson No.

20

O:va:vubiwori

~ p o n n t

Hold

his

bodv from his

back under

the

ams

with

your am s

.

Picture

No.

hl

Defender

Rub

your lef t

knuckle

against his r i ~ t

hand

s

bac

k

and

when his hold is loosen by the pain grasp his

r i ~ h t

thumb

with

your

right

hand

then t,

urninp;

to hi.Jll

bend

i t harder

and

hurt

him.

Picture No. b

8

Lesson No. 21

Sugitawoshi

Op >onent and defender wa

lks

frO each side and passes each ot-her.

Defend

er

The

moment

vou passes him behind him g

ra s

p

in

g

his

ankles with your hands

push

his t i ~ with your lef t

should

er

le t

him

fall

on

his belly

.

Picture

No. 13

Defender Immediately crossing

his

legs

hurt his

toe and knee.

Picture No. Wt

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Lesson No. 22 Makuraotoshi

Opponent And defender

passes

each other.

Defender

Grasp

his co l la r

with

your rifr,ht

hand

from his back.

Picture No. hS

Defender Pull in your r ight foot back,

kneel t

down, Mean w h i ~

pull

y ~ u r

rip,ht hand which

holding

his

c o lb r

straJ.ght

down, . and l e t him f l l on h1s

back.

Picture

No.

h6

120

l-esson N

o.

?3 Kanihasand.

Defendl r

Lie

down on

vonr

bac v, {or when vou a

re thrm

ln f l t on

your

back.)

Opponent

Try

to attack him .

Defender Push the ri'ght knee

of

the opponent wi t ) your 1 ~ ? - f t foot,

and pull his

r ight hee l

with your ri?) t

foot, to le t. hi m

f l l

on his back.

Picture No:

lesson No . 2h Hizatawoshi

Opponent Try to

kick

the defender with your right foot.

Defender Duck the kick b-T- t>ulling

your foot

back, and

with

your le f t hancl

scoop up

his right

foot.

Picture No. h8 (A)

Immediately le t

him

f l l on

his

back,

bY

pushlne

hj

.s

r:l

~ h t

knee

with your

r ight hand.

Picture

No. h8 B)

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Lesson 25 H i ~ n

O:"'nonent You

lire

aboui. r ~ \ i

to attack l i

Defenc Pr Bv reading his j n1,eni.ion

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efenaeaagainst swords withou

t we?.non .

esson No. 1 FH..iizume

Op

nonent

H

ol

di

ng

a dap,ger

no

i nt.

do

wn wavs an

ri

keen

it.

a

bo

ve vour

Defende r The

instan

t before he t

r i

es t o swing i t down upon your

head,

brin

gi

np,

.y

our

le f t

foot forevra

rd to

o

ut side of his

r ight foot ,

stop

his r ight elbow with

y

our

l

ef

t

hand,

while t hr u

st in

P hi s

r ib wi t

h

vo

ur

r f is t

Pi c

tu re

1

Defender I f you

grasp

opponent

1

s

v i ta l point

i n

his r i

g

ht

elbow, he will drop

his

Even i he d

oesn' t

drop

his dagger, stepping vour r ight foot foreward, grasp-

ing his

r ight

wrist with your right hand,

and

breaking

his balance by pushinp,.

Picture

No.

124

head .

Defen

de

r

Anrl

m

oreov

er

n ~ P n

v

our

l

ert

foot

fo r

ew

arrl

,

keep

-

in hi s r:i f l t el bow jo

in t

ho l

d him dO IIt

.

hi s

r i

gh

t elbow with o u r lef t ha nd , bend his

wris

t. bo

inserting

y

our

palm unde r

his rj

ght hand

1

s back

and

pull ing

it un, then dap,P,er drops.

Picture No. 3

Lesson No. 2 Musoken

Opnonent Do as

in precedinp, lesson.

Defender

Supporting your body with your

l e f t

hand

on

the ~ o u n d

in

y

our le f t f ront ,

and with v

our r i

g

ht

foot

kick

his

groin.

Picture

No. h

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Defender Grasping his rip,ht heel with

r

our riP:ht hand,

ancl push-

inP:

his Fukuto (on lower thie;h above knee) with vour

l e f t

f i ~ push him down to

rour r ight s ide .

Picture No

5

Lesson

No.

3 Kirisage

Opponent Holding a short sword or knife above )OUr head swing

t

down.

Picture No

126

Defender B v

pullim; vour

right

foot

one

steo back,

d

uck

the

knife,

then

grasping his r i ~ t wrist

with

vour r i ~ t

hand, and apply your l e f t

hand

on his r ight elbow.

Picture No. 7

Defender

Pulling

your r ight ,

foot

one step more to you r back,

keeping his

r ight

elbow

jo in t

hold

him down,

holding

his r ight wris t jo ih t with

your

right palm and l e t

him drop the knife as

in

lesson No. 1

Picture

No. 8

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Lesson No. h Tsukikake

Opponf lnt

Grasp:1ne a

knife

in vour right hand, and hold i t around

your

waist

Picture No.

~ p o n n t

nlrust his stomach

with

the knife.

Defender Pnlling your right foot back to duck, then grasp his right

wrist

n t h your lef t hand (four- fingers

on

top.)

Picture No. 10

Defender Stepping right

foot

forewa.rd and with

both

h

ands

twist his

right

hand to y

our

outer

lef t

side.

Use

Kotegaeshi an rl

thro

w him down.

Picture No. 11

Lesson

No.

S

Kuritsuke

Opponent Hold the sword in Chudan hilt around the center

of

your

abdomen and point

of

the sword

i s

aimed a t

one s

neck, chest

or face.) .

Defender Hit

the

back

of

the sword

and

sliding go near

his

hand,

grasping

the

hi l t with you r lef t hand

pull

i t , while with

your

right

hand pushing the

back

of the

sword down

and

take the sword away from him.

Picture No.

12

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Lesson No. 6 Uchikomi

Qpponent Hol ding a sword above your head then sw:i.np i t down.

Vefender The instant before

he swings the

sword down stepping

you

r

right foot

one

step

foreward

hi t his elbow

with

your

both hands edges then gras

p

his r ight wrist

wi

t h your

right hand

ann grasp his

riP ht elbow with

your

le f t hand

.

Picture No .

13

Defender Pulling your right foot way back

holding

his

right

elbow joint with

your

lef t ha nd keep him down.

Picture

No.

14

3

Lesson 7 Uchiwotoshi

~ p o n e n t Hold

the

sword

above

your head then swing

i t

down on

center

of

his head.

Defender Steppinct one step fore>vard

with your

l e f t foot t o ou t-

side of his

r i

ght foot

le t

h im drop the sword by hi t t -

ing his right

wris t

with your r ~ t hand sword t t he

same time hi t his vit l ooint under the lower p .

Picture No. 15

Lesson

No.

8 Kirikomi-kotekaeshi

Opponent

Do

as

in

the

preceding

lesson.

Defender cne step

roreward

with your lef t foot to the outside

of

his

right foot

and immediately swing.your

right

foot back

to the

back

of his le f t foot

the grasp

h.i.s

right wrist

with your

l e f t

hand bringing your

right foot forewaro

and

with your both

hands

twist

his r ight wrist to his outer

right

side as in

l\otegaeshi.

Picture No.

16

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Dflfenses

with

a stick

Stick

i s

rnarle of oak, about 1/8 of an

inch

in d i a m e t ~ r about 3 1/2

feet l o n ~ .

There

ar

e onanr

fo r

ms

of

s ck defens es,

but

as we haven ' t enough space

to

ex ,

lain al l ,

I

have selec

t ed f.e\'f

uractical

t r icks

to

show

vou here.

These stick defenses

are

stick defenses

of the Taketa School

.

To

write about

these t oms of stick

defenses, I must thank

s:l.ncerely

to

old

teacher

Mr.

Ichio,

who is

the

head

of

Taketa School,

for

his helj

and nermission

to

publish

these t r icks .

1. Shinsen-n o- sngata

Hol ding a stick in vour

r i ~ h t

hand,

stand

naturallv.

Picture

No

. 1

2. Hira

-

ichimonji

- no- kamae

Open your

feet

a l i t t l e anrl

face

~ r o u r front ,

drooping your

hand in

vour shoulder s

width,

ho loin g

the

stick

in

vour hanls.

Picture No. 2

34

Yoko

-

ichimonji-no-kamae

One steo foreiVard vrith

your

le f t foot, bendinR your knees a l i t t l e ,

han

rl

s holdinR

stick

drooping

naturallv

. '

Picture No.

Lesson No. 1 Rivote-Garame

Defencter Hold ~ r o u r s l f

in

the posture

of

Hira- ichi_11aiji.

Opponent S t e p o i n ~ your r i ~ h t foot

foreward

trv t o choke the

defenoP.r.

OP fen i er Releasin

p

vour l e f t l'aand, place

the

l e f t

ha l f of the

stick

upon his 'vrists , then b r i n ~ vour l e f t hand b

t 'Neen his

hands from unde r , g

rasn

the stick and uress i t down as

Y?U pull

yo u

r r i ght foot to v our back. (J.iis elbow joints

WJ..ll hurt . ) Then u u l l i n ~ your

le f t

+ oot back make vour

nosture

in

Yoko-ichinonj i t o show v

our

Zanshin. (Leave

one s

mind on

one s

opryonent . As vour opoonent

restores

to

his

fonner

posi t ion

s t eD OUr l e f t foot

foreward

and hold

vourself n the

oosture

of

H i r a

c h i ~ o n j i

Picture

No

. h and 5

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Lesson

No

. 2 Eritori

Defende r Hold yourself in the

posture

of Hira- ichinai j i.

Opponent '>tep:>ing

rie;ht foot

foreward e;rasp both front

coll-ars

of the

defender.

Picture

No

. 6

Defender Releasing vour l e f t hand apply the st.ick over

his

elbows,

and graspine; the l e f t

end

of

the

stick with Our

l e f t

hand, nress t

down. In th is

case

nul l your r i ~ h t

foot

back

and bend OU r bodv a

l i t t l e .

-

Pic tur

es

No. 7

pommt Release

rour

hands a t th at,

in

s t

. nt, .

Picture No

.

8

36

')efencier t e p n i n ~ a bic; step forewaril

with

vour rif'h\ , foot, ,

-'l.pnlying the st ick

t m ~ r

his chin l)ush hi m b a ~ k unti l

he fa l ls on his back

.t'ictnre

No

. 9

Pulling vour

r i ~ h t

foot bAck, hold vour posture in

Yoko- ichi111onji,

aml

shO\V vour

Zanshin.

Lesson No. 3 Ushirodori

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Lesson

No.

4

Kararneuchi

(Kirino-Hitoha)

Defender

Hold

the oosture of Hira

ichimonji.

Opponent

Stepoing your

le f t

foot

foreward, grasp his

front col lar

with your

le f t

hand.

Defenrter

Applying

r ight

half of the st ick

under his l e f t fore

arm,

releasing vour

le f t hanci

once.

Then grasp the

r ight end of the

st ick

with

v9ur

l e f t hand, pinching

his le f t

forearm,

pull ing your le f t

foot

back pull

him

to your front.

Picture No. 12

Opponent Pul l your le f t forearm out a t that moment .

Defencier Kneeling

your

l e f t

knee,

h o l d i n ~ the

st ick

in your r i t

hand, hit

his shins

and le t him fa l l on his stomach

in

front

of you.

Pulling your

right

foot hold

the

oosture

of

Yoko-ichimonji,

and Zanshin.

Picture No . 13

138

Lesson No. 5 U k e n a ~ a s h i

0efen.ier Pos t.nre of H i r a i ~ h i m o n j i .

Opponent liol

ling

a sword

above

vour head wi .h

both

han


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Leuson No.

()

K i r i s a ~ l

Defender

Post.nre

of Hirl:l.-ichi

II

On.ii

OpnonP-nt Holdinq a

sword

above your head, s w i n ~

i t

lown U ?On

his

bead.

Defender Duck by

step >ing

your l e f t foot diagonally

forewar.d,

hi t h i s

chest

with the st ick. (P ic ture No. 16)

Then releasing ~ o u r r i ~ h t hand

fron

t he otick pre ss his

right wrist with

i t . (Pict11re

No.

17

G r a s 9 i n ~

middle of the

hi l t , take

the sword awav from

him and cut the

inner

thigh. (P ic ture No. 18)

l)P.fenrler Holding

the sword

in " OUr right hand S1 ow vour Zanshin.

Picture No. 19

Lesson

No. 7

Mawari-dori

Defenrler

Posture of

Hira-

ichirnonji

.

Opponent; Hold in


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Lesson No. 9 Susobarai

Opponent

Grasp the

end

of his

stick

wi

t h

both

hands.

Defender

Pushing

the stick toward

his

l e f t

hand

corner and

l i f t

ing

it above

his

shoulder sudde nly hi t

his

shins,

and

he

fa l ls thrus t

his

Suigetsu

with

the stick.

Lesson

No.

10 Tsuetori

Ooponent

Do as

in preceding lesson.

Defender Pushing i own with

your r i

gh t ha nd and l i f t i n ~ up with t he

l e f t hand, suddenltf l i f t ing

it

over his heart l e t him fa l l

then hi t his head .

142

Chapter

of

re s

scia

t.ation.

Resusciatat,ion

i s

an art t o revive a

oerson

f rom aspvxia caused

bv s t r a n ~ l a

f a l l

d

rownin

g,

~ h o k i n < aterni, or

astonishm

en t .

From olden t i mes

it

was supuosed to be a secret

t e a c h i n ~

Ju,iutsu teachers an c\

s tu rl

ents. There

are m

an"

ways to

do th is .

13ut

now I

am

t o write about. some o f

the

most

simple and most

frequently used

rrtet.hods . .:>tuctents

i f " OU pr

actice

well, and

when ' OU

meet with

some

one

in

asphyxia, i

"OU do

it without.

mistake,

an 'l with

confidence, I

as sure

Y

OU

t hat

person

shall

revive.

J u d ~ e m e n t of l i fe .

Firs t

we

r ~ s t

see whether

:.here i s ~ o p e for resusciat at ion or not.

1.

When

the

pup il reflects t h i n ~ s .

2. Vfuen fingers and

t

oes are bent

i ~ h t l

3.

When

the anus i s

closed.

h

When the teeth are

closed

t ight ly .

5.

When

drowned person's finge r nail has s t i l l nice color.

6.

When

h n n ~ e or

s t r a n ~ l e d

person's nasal mucus hasn 't c lanr:,erl

color. In these six instances,

there

are good chance

resuscitation.

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A

motion of

r e s l l s c i a t ~ t i o n .

'

.Vhen

~ r o u

do the resuciatation

, take

c ~ r e

not

to

l e t them

bite their

own

t

ongue.

Therefor

insert

a

piece of

wood

or cloth between

u p o ~ r and

lower teeth.

On ll occasions of resusciatation

,

t ighten

your

l ~ H e r

abdomen and inhale the deep breath . With

your hands,

soft,lor rub him down frorn

shoulders

toward his lower abdomen, just

as g a t h e r i . n ~

soMe

t,

hiDJS

with our hanrts about the center

of

his

abdOI Ien. Do

the

sat11e exercise five

or

six t imes. Don t forget

that

th is is

the

most imoortant preparation before apolying

resuscitation

. Aft er

th is

preparation is done ,

we

do

the resuscita

t ion.

Do the r

esusc i ta t ion accordinp,

vour

natural

breath . With

the deep confidence that "OU surelv can

revive a person,

do

i t

with a c c o m n a n i n crv of Ya

or Yei.

As to the

usage

of hands,

vou mav use much

strength

on your arns , so t-hat

r

ou miP,ht

be ab l

e

to ki l l a demon, but when your hands touch the person in

asphyxia , make

i t tender

as

an infant

' s hand. Usage of legs

must

be

as tender as vour hanrts. When you

do the p r e p a r ~ i o n

le t th i s body lean on

your knee.

Lesson

No . S a s o i k w a t ~ o (A)

Kneeling

yourself

at.

l e f t

back

of

the

dead

person, l i f t

him

up

with your l e f t

n

,

1,

boldine

his

arms

about his breast, and your

right pal.J' l., f i n p . ~ r s

anci thumb closP.

together,

t ip

of the

1niddle

fineP.r t o u c h i m ~ the

f irst

knuckle of snine or tot> of his back,

hit, t.hP.re with the lower

nart

of the pa.l.n. Doing that five or

s

ix shall

rP.vi

ve

the dead person .

44

Picture No . 1

Picture No . 2

Lesson

No . 2

S a s o i

t p o (

B)

I i f t i n ~

dead person

1

s bodv from

ba

dk , a p n l v i n ~

rour

ri

F

ht. knee

ab out

the six or seventh

knuckle

of

spine on

his back

,

and p u l l i n ~ yo u

r

l e f t foot to

vour

bl'lck, with

vour

hRnd

rnb

down fr om

shonl

t er tCI

the side , while with

vour

rie;ht knee

n u s h i n ~

np a l it-tle . Lett i ns;

the dead person lean a


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l P s

m J

I

ivojo

- no-k v:atpo

:i

t h rour l'>:mds , Massag:i

no:

the rlead nerson

should

be rloun :s s r. i c

in t.}'e r e c e d i n ~ ; lesson . l i f t I. he de ad nerson ' s boov

1ro

l ' holcl-

:i

n

c; the

b '\ck of the neck w:l .th ' 'our

l e f t

am, c t i n ;,o,tr le f t

k n > ~

behinci

his

b.ck

to

sunT)ort his bod

,,

ancl k n e e l i n ~

Our r)

kn

ne clos to

is

~ h t s:i.d

e ,

roldin : t-is

neck an

shoul 'P.r '.lith

ronr

lP.. .'t ar'

''' ar.>nly

vour

r i ~ h t hanri with

thwh

and index

onened

.::J.n

a r t ,

at the

basP. of his abdol t

en

.

Holding vour

elbow

close

to

tl'>e ground, push the

fingers

up

while

vd.

th

" OUr l e f t

hand le t t ing

hi s n

flck le

an

~ o r P . w a r d

With

the

coo...,era+

ion

of'

VOt

lr hands and K

ai

froo

' 'our lower abcimen,

two

or three t:l.nes shall be enou h to

rev5v

e .

Picture Ko

J.Tla

nation

a l.Jout vit ,al noints of

hunan

bodr. Peoole who lParns

,Tu

j utsu mus1. know about v i ta l points of human

b e i n

Vi ta l poini

.s

are the Most

sensit.:i

ve point.s of the bod

.

Shock g;i to these

ryoint.s a r'f\ the cause of

f a l l

or asph,"Xia. IP

ol


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l Center of scarntla

?

3 Serr,l r of r.


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Kempo

of

Yamato

School

(another name Karate)

Form

of

r a . n o m i d ~ r e

Jujutsu shoulrt bE

practiced

mainly in

forms.

S t a r t i n ~ frorn study

of forms, you ruust t ra in yourself to at ta in oneness of mind

and

t r ick.

While practice

of

Ju.jutsu is

done

with

m

ore than

one

person

at once,

our

kenpo

is

practiced

by

solo with i m a g i n a ~

enemy. y practicinr, t he h i t thrust , kick ami stop of congl omera

ed

t r icks

of forms. I t is just l ike shadow boxing of the box-

inP-;

practice

. We may

prac t

ice our Kempo

in

any pl ace at any time,

because we

don t

need any wide space nor to ol

s.

Only

k n o w i n ~ the

form

of Kempo

i s not good

to

you .

You

must practice hard so

that

whenever

vou need to protect vourself

vou r foot and hand move

easily ani swif t lv

as

the

form

teaches

you. That

is

whv you should

p ractice

every

morning before breakfast, a r

ev

ery noon be

fore

yo

ur lunch.

To pr actice Kempo you must imagine th e re is an

enemy really

there

in your mind. Your eve s, hi t t hrust, ki ck

should be done

with

vour spi r i t to k i l l your enemy with one

motion.

I f

i t is

not

done th is wa" Your move1

11e

nt is

meaningless

.

152

Form No. 1

Forms of T< lrano-Midare

Stan:ling upright, facing forward , heels opened a l i t t l e cross

your

hands in

front and boW .

Picture No.

Form No. 2

Facing your

l e f t stop vour

opponent s

right

hand,

which i s

thrus t ing

your face from vour l e f t

side, bv

using vour open l e f t

hand

' s l i t t l e f i n ~ e r s side up. While keepinp; vour rip;ht f ist .

(outside

down) at vour waist.

J?_cture No. 2

153


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onn Jo .

3

lvtaking

the

f is t , b r n ~ vour

lef t

hanci

to

vour

lef t

waist

(outsi

le

down,)

while

hittinc;

his ~ i g e t s u with

vour riP',ht f i s t .

Picture No .

3

Form No .

L

Pu l

l vour ril ,ht

f i s t

back to vour r i p.ht -...; s t while

thrus t ing

his Suip.etsu with vour l

ert fi s

t .

Pi

cture

No . u

Notice-No . 2, 3 and L

are

the

defense

against vour enemv at your

l er t

side,

blocking

his

ria;ht

f i s t which i s

about

to thrust 'rour

face,

stopning with

vour l ef t hand sword and grabbinP,

i t .

Pull

him

to

your l ef t side , thrustinB vour riP.ht f i s t into

his

Suigetsu,

and then t

hrust

your l ef t f i s t into his Suigetsu. So

2, 3,

and 4

should be

done

continuously without changing

the position of

vour

feet

154

F o n ~ i\o. t ,

F a c i m ~ vour

r i ~ h t , stot.)

his

sato jushinsai - the secret teachings of self-defense

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