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Bujinkan Koryu Aikidojo
Bujinkan koryu Aikidojo. Welcome to Bujinkan koryu Aikidojo sfk@neworld.net.3 locations serving Sacramento and Sierra Foothills since
http://members.fortunecity.com/jkilly/bujinkankoryuaikidojo/
Koryu-no-kata
koryuDai-Ichi. Suwari-waza (Kneeling Techniques Section A) Oshi-taoshi;Tentai-oshi-taoshi; Tebubi-osae; koryu-Dai-Go . koryu-Dai-Roku koryu-Dai-Ni.
http://www.aikido-baa.org.uk/koryu.html

Extractions: Katate-mochi-kata-gatame Ryote-mochi-gyaku-gamae-ate Ryote-mochi-irimi-nage Ushiro-waza-ryote-mochi-kote-gaeshi Jyuji-garami-nage Ushiro-waza-gyakugamae-ate Ushiro-waza-oshi-taoshi Ushiro-waza-tenkai-kote-hineri Ushiro-waza-kote-gaeshi Ushiro-waza-oshi-taoshi-nage Ushiro-waza-juji-garami Tachi-waza (Standing Techniques Section B)
Koryu Books And Resources
koryu Books and Resources Winter 2002, V.10.6. If it ain't in this book,it is very, very probable that it ain'ta real koryu. Simple as that.
http://www.furyu.com/budores/koryubks.html

Extractions: Winter 2002, V.10.6 Koryu, (literally, "old style") martial arts is relatively rare in the West, but it is making inroads as more and more students study in Japan and return to their homes with valid teaching licenses. There's been a dearth of really good koryu books available until recently, most especially due to the efforts of Diane and Meik Skoss, at Koryu Books . But there are also other resources. If you end up in the used book street in Kanda, Tokyo, there's a couple of books you should try to dig up. We've included Japanese language and English language books in case you want to wade through the Japanese to dig up some really great gems of knowledge. You can also check out buyubooks.com for rare and hard-to-find books in Japanese. Note: (J) denotes the book is written in Japanese. Furyu the Budo Journal wmuromoto@hotmail.com
Koryu-karate
koryuKARATE ja KOBUDO koryulla viitataan vanhaan tapaan harjoitellakaratea.1800 -luvun aikana karate tunnettiin nimellä Tode
http://www.saunalahti.fi/jalamoil/koryu-karate.html

Extractions: Koryulla viitataan "vanhaan" tapaan harjoitella karatea.1800 -luvun aikana karate tunnettiin nimellä Tode-jutsu eli "kiinalaisen käden taitona",jota harjoittivat pääasiassa yleisestä järjestyksenpidosta tai käytännön itsepuolustuksesta kiinnostuneet henkilöt.Toisen maailmansodan jälkeen karateen on liitetty urheilullisia tavoitteita ja nykyaikaisessa harjoittelussa lähdetään tilanteesta , jossa kaksi karatekaa kamppailee keskenään yrittäen saada suorituksen arvoisia pisteitä toisistaan lajinomaisilla tekniikoilla. Koryu-karatessa lähtökohta on puhtaasti itsepuolustuksellinen ja tekniikat sisältävät mm.vapautumisliikkeitä vastustajan eri otteista , painitekniikoita ,hallintaotteita,asetekniikoita ja iskuhyökkäyksiä vastustajan suojaamattomiin kohteisiin (kyusho).Koryu-karaten tekniikat sisältyvät kata -liikesarjoihin , jotka opettavat eri puolustustavat yleisempiin hyökkäystapoihin. Kataharjoittelun ja perustekniikan tukena ovat monimuotoiset pariharjoitukset , joiden avulla harjoittelija kykenee kehittämään taktiikkaansa, ajoituskykyään ja vaistonvaraista siirtymistä oikeaan tekniikkaan.Koryu-harjoittelu johdattaa oppilaansa myös karatehistorian ja itämaisen filosofian pariin.Kyusho-opiskelun kautta anatomian ja kiinalaisen lääketieteen alkeet tulevat tutuiksi.
Kokusai Koryu Kikin News
Kokusai koryu Kikin News. (in Japanese, published monthly). This bulletinintroduces the Foundation's major activities of the month.
http://www.jpf.go.jp/e/media/publish/knews.html

Extractions: This bulletin introduces the Foundation's major activities of the month. In addition to presenting the names of individuals and organizations who received Foundation grants, it carries a calendar of events including exhibitions, performances, film festivals, and international conferences. Use this section of The Japan Foundation's web site to download fully formatted Acrobat (PDF) versions of Kokusai Koryu Kikin News (But only from No. 203 on.). Acrobat Reader software is available for free download from the Adobe Systems web site. To obtain Acrobat, choose this link and follow the instructions given for your operating system. If your computer is not compatible with Japanese language, you also need download Asian Font Packs for Acrobat Reader to ensure display of this file.
Koryu.html
http://www.hachinohe.ed.jp/hens/koryu.html
Just Karate, Cambridge - Encyclopaedia - Koryu Budo
Home About Us Diary Photo Gallery Equipment Book review Encyclopaedia Games,koryu Budo, Examples of koryu budo would be jujutsu or kenjutsu.
http://www.ashley.arachsys.com/pedia-koryu.html
Japanese Navy Ship Types--Type D (Koryu Type) Midget Submarines
This page features photographs and drawings of individual Japanese Type D(koryu type) midget submarines, and provides links additional views.
http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/sh-fornv/japan/japtp-ss/mdg-d.htm

Extractions: In mid-1944, with coastal defense requirements becoming urgent, the Japanese Navy developed an improved version of the . Designated "Type D" and nicknamed "Koryu", the new design was somewhat larger than the earlier types, featured a more powerful diesel engine and had improved operating endurance. The "Koryu" also had a five-man crew, two more than in the Type C, but the same armament of two 45cm (17.7") diameter torpedoes. The Type D midgets displaced about 60 tons and were 86 feet long. Propelled by a 500 horsepower electric motor, maximum submerged speed was 16 knots. On the surface, with an 150 HP diesel charging the electric batteries, speed was 8 knots and range about 1000 nautical miles. As with the earlier types, individual boats had alpha-numeric names in the "HA" series. The the first Type D boat
Japanese Navy Ship Types--Type D (Koryu Type) Midget Submarines
This page features group photographs of Japanese Type D (koryu type) midgetsubmarines. Type D ( koryu ) Midget Submarines Group Photographs.
http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/sh-fornv/japan/japtp-ss/mdg-d-2.htm

Extractions: Group Photographs At the end of World War II, Allied Occupation forces found hundreds of midget submarines built and building in Japan, including large numbers of the "Koryu" type. Many of these boats were in massed groups at shipyards and naval bases. This page features photographs of some of these groups of Type D midget submarines, taken soon after the occupation began, and as the surviving Japanese Navy assets were being scrapped over the next few years. For additional images of Japanese Type D ("Koryu" type) midget submarines, see:
Compe KORYU
¦ koryu. ?. . KAN93, KARI, KAWACHI1,KAWACHI2, koryu, OYAM, TOHK, YAKU, YAMA, . Last Update 00.06.17.
http://www.maelabo.com/compe/compekoryu.html
Australian Koryu Bujutsu Federation
AUSTRALIAN koryu BUJUTSU FEDERATION. (Nihon koryu Bujutsu Renmei Australia). Welcometo the AKBF (Australian koryu Bujutsu Federation) website.
http://au.geocities.com/koryunet/

Extractions: A USTRALIAN K ORYU B UJUTSU F EDERATION (Nihon Koryu Bujutsu Renmei Australia) Suite 107, 151-153 George Street, Bathurst NSW 2795, AUSTRALIA Tel/Fax: (02) 6334 4886, Mob: (04) 0966 5450 Intl. Tel/Fax: +61 (2) 63344886, Intl. Cell: +61 (4) 09665450 E-mail: akbf@telstra.com , Website: http://au.geocities.com/koryunet W elcome to the AKBF (Australian Koryu Bujutsu Federation) website. Please click on any subject heading from (you can click on the symbol or the subject title) in the contents index below to go straight to the information you require, and then click on BACK to contents , or click on the back icon on your web browser to return to the contents index. C ONTENTS INTRODUCTION AKBF SERVICES STRATEGIC GOALS OBJECTIVES OF THE AKBF ... COMMITTEE CONTACT DETAILS KORYU DOJO LIST KORYU PROFILES NEWS NEWSLETTER ARTICLES EVENTS CALENDAR DOJO-CHO CODE OF ETHICS DOJO CODE OF CONDUCT NOTES I n the near future we will be adding extra material to the contents index including: news embu taikai/gasshaku events information minutes of meetings ryu profiles on-line articles AKBF newsletter and a dojo directory I NTRODUCTION T he AKBF (Australian Koryu Bujutsu Federation) was formed by a number of concerned instructors, scholars, authors, researchers and students of authentic and legitimate classical Japanese martial arts branch dojo based in Australia. Membership enquiries are being accepted from instructors, scholars, authors, researchers and students who are currently members of or have a keen interest in understanding, studying, researching and preserving the original, historical, non-sportive schools of combat oriented classical martial arts (both hand-to-hand, weapons and composite systems) of the bushi (samurai) including:
Sumo Game: Koryu
Retired koryu 114-0 Basho, Rank, Result, Points, Average, Prizes. Nagoya 2001,W Juryo 9, 11 - 4, 95, 6.33, J. Y=Yusho J=Jun-Yusho G=Ginosho K=Kantosho S=Shukunsho.
http://www.japan-guide.com/sumo/rikishi.html?147
I118 Hiden Koryu Jujutsu Goho
i118 Hiden koryu Jujutsu Goho. $76.00 HIDEN koryu JUJUTSU GIHO. Tableof Contents Nihon Den koryu Jujutsu Gaisetsu / A General
http://budogu.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/product348.html
YIDFF: Catalog: YIDFF 2001 Official Catalog
koryu Southern Women, South Korea. A complex multilayered film about women ofvarious ages and backgrounds living in koryu, or temporary residence.
http://www.city.yamagata.yamagata.jp/yidff/2001/cat043/01c065-e.html

Extractions: Koryu: Southern Women, South Korea is composed of three parts delivered in several long traveling shots that embrace exterior space, often visited by sudden rain and fog, and interior space cluttered by embroideries and old furniture. My concern in Koryu koryu Koryu onmun chaemun onmun is a reference to the Korean text in contrast with the Chinese text, chaemun ). During the pre-modern days of the Chosun dynasty, this provided a rare and significant occasion for a woman to engage in highly sophisticated linguistic performance in Confucian culture. Avoiding a direct documentary style, this film tries to translate the semiotic into sound and mobile images.
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http://nagoyatv.com/koryu/
PT: Why Koryu? Kim Taylor
Why koryu? By chance, and by the great virtue of hanging around the dojo for acouple of decades I have managed to pick up a couple of koryu sword arts.
http://ejmas.com/pt/ptart_taylor_0802.htm

Extractions: By chance, and by the great virtue of hanging around the dojo for a couple of decades I have managed to pick up a couple of koryu sword arts. Koryu, for those who aren't concerned with the esoterica of the Japanese weapon arts, means "old school" and is usually defined as those arts formed before the Meiji resoration, pre 1868. One of the schools I've managed to practice is the Niten Ichi-ryu which is pretty rarely practiced in Japan and similarly so in the West. The school is, however, quite well known since it was founded by Miyamoto Musashi. As a result, I must get an average of 3 emails, calls or letters a month from all over the world asking "Is there a Niten Ichi-ryu school in my city?" or even "Can I be your uchi-deshi?". The answer is always, of course no, but I am left mystified as to why anyone would want to study an art that is so rare. Kim Taylor and Mike Castellani doing niten ichi-ryu Now I've been around for a couple of years and have seen "secret arts" come and go, like Judo, Karate, Kung fu, Ninja, and Brazillian JuJutsu, all in their turn, and I know that folks do seem to flock to the "new kid on the block". I think it's the search for the secret weapon, that technique that nobody has ever seen which will therefore work every time in the back alleyway. I can also appreciate the desire to "get in on the ground floor", after all the first guys in tend to end up at the top of the pile, and get there a lot easier than those who come afterward. Rank tests always seem to get tougher as the years pass and the heirarchy gets filled up. I can even understand to a certain extent the romantic notion that we're going to "preserve the cultural heritage" of a rare martial art by keeping it alive for another generation. What I can't understand is why anyone would actually want to bother with any of that.
The Iaido Newsletter: Koryu Then And Now
The Iaido Newsletter April 2000 koryu Budo, Then and Now. by Peter Boylan The koryubudo or ancient schools of Japanese budo are much the same.
http://ejmas.com/tin/tinart_boylan1_0400.htm

Extractions: The Iaido Newsletter April 2000 by Peter Boylan Many people seem to think that the various koryu budo are practiced in exactly the same way today that they were practiced 200, 300, even 500 years ago. After all, they reason, the tradition has been faithfully preserved since the founder was inspired, whether by some divinity, a whack on the head, or a sudden realization of how not to get whacked on the head. Through careful practice of the kata that make up the ryuhas teachings and traditions, people believe that numerous generations of students and teachers have maintained the tradition exactly as it was in the Edo or even Sengoku period. While this is a wonderful idea, it is far from the truth. Arms races predate the existence of mankind. As any predator develops effective strategies for capturing prey, those prey animals will develop new defenses. One has only to look at the simultaneous development of carnivorous dinosaurs and the improvements that occurred in their prey species to see this. The koryu budo or ancient schools of Japanese budo are much the same. Those schools that existed during the civil war of the Sengoku era focused on battlefield techniques for use against opponents in armor. Ryuha which were founded during the peace of the Edo era most frequently dont even bother to include any techniques for armored combat. Whats interesting is that most Sengoku era schools that do maintain armored teachings have minimized their practice, and rarely get out the armor to train in. This makes a lot sense when its considered.
Okinawan Koryu Karate
Aikido Journal Home Articles Okinawan koryu Karate. Okinawankoryu Karate by Kenji Ushiro Aiki News 98, 1994, 211. Aikido
http://www.aikidojournal.com/articles/ajArticles/_KenjiUshiro.asp

Extractions: Aiki News #98, 1994, 21:1 Aikido practitioners often think of karate in terms of sparring competitions and kata demonstrations, but the original style of karate is quite different. On August 5th, 1992 we visited the dojo of Kenji Ushiro, who practices a classical style of karate, based on the Okinawan art before its introduction to mainland Japan. Although the kata of Shindokai koryu karate can be used in actual fighting situations, the ultimate secret teaching of this school is to not make enemies. In this article, we are pleased to introduce Mr. Ushiro and his sensei, Nikichi Zaha, head instructor of the Shindokai. In future issues we plan to present the five basic kata of Shindo-ryu in a way in which we hope will benefit aikido practitioners. When you start to learn something, you must be motivated. But although motivation is very important, there are even more important factors such as the level of the teacher, the quality of the school or system, your environment, and your values and beliefs. It is particularly difficult for a beginner to find out what an instructor's level actually is. However, the first style and teacher you select are likely to form the foundation of your technique, and the techniques you learn first are not easy to cast aside. Thus, the selection of your first teacher sets the stage for your later development. In other words, instructors have important responsibilities towards their students, and should be aware of this fact.
You Want Koryu? Come To Japan!
Aikido Journal Home Articles You want koryu? Come to Japan! YOUWANT koryu? COME TO JAPAN! by Diane Skoss Aikido Journal 107.
http://www.aikidojournal.com/new/article.asp?ArticleID=19
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http://www.koryu.co.jp/

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