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Koryu
Teilweise illustrierte Beispiele f¼r klassische japanische Kriegsk¼nste, Links.
http://www.hapkido.de/khoshrou/koryu.htm

Extractions: Koryu Koryu bedeutet "alte Schulen bzw. Stile" und steht für die die alten Kampfkünste Japans ( bu-jutsu koryu Die koryu sehen sich (auch heute) nicht als Budo do (= Weg), sondern das Wort jutsu jitsu ) in ihrem Namen. Die koryu ken-jutsu ken als Anfangsilbe oder to als Endsilbe = Schwert.) Alle Samurai erlernten den Umgang mit dem Schwert. iai-jutsu Schwertziehen Der Samurai nutzte die Bewegung des Schwertziehens bereits als Angriffs- oder Verteidigungstechnik. so-jutsu so yari genannt) Der Speer ( yari naginata-jutsu Die japanische Hellebarde ( naginata Die naginata bo-jutsu / jo-jutsu : Langstock 180 cm bzw. Langstock 120 cm tanto-jutsu : Messer Die meisten der obengenannten Waffen sind Kriegswaffen. Bsp.: tenshin shoden katori shinto ryu Das einzige Dojo in Deutschland, das Untericht in dieser Kategorie von koryu anbietet, scheint der Aiki-Kobudo-Kai Leer e.V. zu sein. Die jüngeren Schulen unterichten in erster Linie waffenlose Selbstverteidigung. Sie entstanden in den "friedlicheren" Zeiten in denen Kriege selten wurden und die Samurai eher polizeiliche Aufgaben hatten. Diese ju-jutsu -Schulen hatten sich oft besonders spezialisiert.
Martial Arts Of Japan: Koryu.com
Martial arts of the Japanese samurai. Photos, articles, and book reviews on authentic koryu Bujutsu Category Sports Martial Arts Jujutsu Aikido koryuMartial arts of the Japanese samurai. Photos and articles on authentic koryubujutsu, classical martial traditions of the bushi. Logo koryu.com.
http://www.koryubooks.com/

Extractions: Edited and designed by Diane Skoss Just what are the koryu bujutsu ? Authentic classical Japanese martial traditions are quite rare in the West, and there's not a whole lot of reliable information in English. If you're curious, this introduction will help you get started with articles and resources on the martial arts of the Japanese samurai. We've also included a recommended reading list and some guides to help you distinguish the real from the wannabes (many of these books can be purchased through our link to Latest breaking news and information. A good first stop for repeat visitors, with a list of all recently added and updated articles and reviews. If you'd like to be notified when updates are posted, register with our announcements mailing list. Finally, don't forget our " Top Ten Things you can do to help Koryu.com. A listing of authentic classical ryuha organized by type (kenjutsu, jujutsu, etc.). The Ryu Guide includes basic information about each tradition, links to all the relevant articles, photos, and books at Koryu.com, and links to the most important and useful web resources.
Koryu Uchinadi Honbu Dojo
Hier findet man Informationen ¼ber Kyoushi Patrick McCarthy, die International Ryu Kyu Karate Research Society und ihre Forschungen, ¼ber koryu Uchinadi und Yamaneryu Kobudo sowie ¼ber Sensei McCArthys Vertretung in Deutschland, Renshi Dirk Thesenvitz, und sein koryu Uchinadi Honbu Dojo. Berlin
http://www.koryu-uchinadi.de
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http://www.koryu.or.jp/
JAPANESE KITE COLLECTION
Designer and builder of Abu dako, Semi dako, Hachi dako.
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~et3m-tkkw/koryu.html
Martial Arts Of Japan: Koryu.com
Martial arts of the Japanese samurai. Photos, articles, and book reviews on authentic koryu Bujutsu (classic samurai martial arts).
http://www.koryu.com

Extractions: Edited and designed by Diane Skoss Just what are the koryu bujutsu ? Authentic classical Japanese martial traditions are quite rare in the West, and there's not a whole lot of reliable information in English. If you're curious, this introduction will help you get started with articles and resources on the martial arts of the Japanese samurai. We've also included a recommended reading list and some guides to help you distinguish the real from the wannabes (many of these books can be purchased through our link to Latest breaking news and information. A good first stop for repeat visitors, with a list of all recently added and updated articles and reviews. If you'd like to be notified when updates are posted, register with our announcements mailing list. Finally, don't forget our " Top Ten Things you can do to help Koryu.com. A listing of authentic classical ryuha organized by type (kenjutsu, jujutsu, etc.). The Ryu Guide includes basic information about each tradition, links to all the relevant articles, photos, and books at Koryu.com, and links to the most important and useful web resources.
Koryu Primer
Martial arts of the Japanese samurai. Photos and articles on authentic koryu bujutsu,classical martial traditions of the bushi. A koryu Primer. by Diane Skoss.
http://www.koryubooks.com/koryu.html

Extractions: Koryu literally means "old flow" and is used in Japanese to refer to old styles, schools, or traditions (not necessarily only in the martial arts). The simplest English translation of this term is "classical." Bujutsu is one of several Japanese terms meaning martial arts or techniques (I won't get into the whole jutsu/do issue here; there are differences between "do" arts and "jutsu" arts but they are not as large as many people imagine, in my opinion). So, putting the two together, you get "classical martial arts" (of Japan). This leads to the next question: What precisely is a Japanese classical martial art? Unfortunately, it is impossible to provide a precise definition. Some folks use the date of 1876, when the act prohibiting the wearing of swords (Haitorei) was promulgated, as a dividing line between classical and modern martial arts. Others prefer to use the term "koryu bujutsu" only for those arts developed for actual use on the battlefield and thus reserve the term for sixteenth century and earlier traditions. Classical traditions (however you date them) do have several defining characteristics. They were developed by and for the
Dynamic Directory - Sports - Martial Arts - Aikido - Koryu
Similar to Bugei Ryu Ha Daijiten in English. koryu.com Martial arts of the Japanese samurai.
http://www.maximumedge.com/cgi/dir/index.cgi/Sports/Martial_Arts/Aikido/Koryu
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http://www.sangyo-koryu.jp/
Authentic Japanese Sword Store. We Provide Custom Made Swords Known As Shinken,
International agent for Nosyu Iaido, a maker of fine Japanese swords and supplies for kendo, iaido, and koryu. Secure online ordering is available.
http://www.swordstore.com
Budo Library Title Index
koryu.com's Budo Library includes selected articles about the classical Japanese martial arts. by Diane Skoss koryu budo, kobudo, kobujutsu, koryu bujutsu what's the difference?
http://www.koryubooks.com/library/titles.html

Extractions: Title Index Across the Nightingale Floor by Lian Hearn A Bit of Background by Meik Skoss Bu, Ken, Ju by Dave Lowry by Meik Skoss Classical Martial Arts in the West: Problems in Transmission by Dave Lowry Donn Draeger: An Excerpt from Martial Musings by Robert W. Smith Entering the Doorway by Dave Lowry The Evolution of Classical Jojutsu by Dave Lowry Frequently Asked Questions by Diane Skoss Get a New Wife by Dave Lowry Great Martial Arts Books by Meik Skoss Hiding in the Shadows of the Warrior by Ellis Amdur The Historical Foundations of Bushido by Karl Friday Introduction to Field Guide to the Classical Japanese Martial Arts by Diane Skoss Jujutsu and Taijutsu: Some Background Information on Warrior Close Combat Systems by Meik Skoss Kage-ryu by Colin Hyakutake Kashima Shinto-ryu by Meik Skoss Kata Training and Aikido by Diane Skoss Katsu Kaishu: The Man Who Saved Early Modern Japan by Romulus Hillsborough Keiko Shokon Revisited: Introduction by Diane Skoss Kogen Itto-ryu: An Overview by Meik Skoss Koryu Bujutsu Glossary by Diane Skoss Koryu Bujutsu Introduction by Diane Skoss Koryu Bujutsu: Foreword by Lt. Col. George Bristol
The Iaido Newsletter
A publication of shared distribution dedicated to the Japanese sword arts, Iaido, Kendo and the koryu A Sei Do Kai Publication.
http://www.uoguelph.ca/~kataylor/tinnow.htm
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http://www.shintaido.com/text/koryu.shtml

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Kendo World Magazine
A quarterly magazine devoted to kendo, but also with sections dealing with koryu, iaido, jodo and naginata. Articles on history, philosophy, and techniques. Featuring articles translated from Kendo Jidai and Kendo Nippon, and original articles.
http://www.kendo-world.com/
Katalog - Wirtualna Polska
Serwis Katalog w Wirtualna Polska S.A. pierwszy portal w Polsce.
http://katalog.wp.pl/DMOZ/Sports/Martial_Arts/Aikido/Koryu
Hokushin Shinoh Ryu Iai-Do - Ohgokai
A koryu IaiDo school in Nagoya Japan. History, events, and dojo information is available at site.
http://www.txc.net.au/~hokushin

Extractions: ~ Shinoda Ohho Masa Tsune ~ Hokushin Shinoh Ryu Iai-Do was founded by Shinoda Ohho Masa Tsune 1887 - 1966, who mastered Shinto Ryu Bujutsu and Hokushin Itto Ryu - the latter, renowned to be the second best school of swordsmanship in the Edo period. Hokushin Shinoh Ryu Iai-Do is currently headed by Grand Master Kimura Hekiho, 9th Dan. This traditional and ancient school of Iai-Do has its Honbu Dojo based in Nagoya city. Hokushin Shinoh Ryu has over two thousand registered members who are all from the central part of Japan.
Koryu Uchinadi
Translate this page Was ist koryu Uchinadi ® ? koryu Uchinadi ® ist die Zusammenfassung einzigartigenÜbung wird. Das koryu Uchinadi-System. koryu Uchinadi
http://www.koryu-uchinadi.de/allgemein/ku.htm

Extractions: Was ist Koryu Uchinadi Koryu Uchinadi Koryu Uchinadi ist das Ergebnis Kyoushi Patrick McCarthys persönlicher Analyse der auf effektiver Selbstverteidigung basierenden Lehren von Karate-Pionieren wie: Kojo Taite (1837-1917), Aragaki Seisho (1840-1920), Xie Zhongxiang (1852-1930), Higashionna Kanryo (1853-1917), Hanashiro Chomo (1869-1945), Motobu Choki (1871-1944), Zhou Zhihe (1874-1926), Wu Xianhui (1886-1940), Tang Daiji (1887-1937), Kiyoda Juhatsu (1886-1967), Miao Xing (1881-1939), Oshiro Chojo (1887-1935), Richard Kim (1919-2001) and Kinjo Hiroshi (1919) etc. Koryu Uchinadi wird außerdem als eine Alternative zu konventionellen westlichen Fitness- und Streßbewältigungsmethoden gelehrt. Zu lernen, wie man ruhig und gelassen auf Aggressionen reagiert erfordert Selbstbeherrschung. Die Übungen fördern die innere Ruhe und helfen, wo Konflikte existieren, das Gleichgewicht in persönlichen und beruflichen Beziehungen herzustellen und zu erhalten. Koryu Uchinadi ist ein nicht wettkampforientiertes Selbstverteidigungssystem, das bereichert durch seine moralischen und philosophischen Aspekte sowie seine zur Selbstprüfung auffordernden Lehren, zu einer verständlichen einzigartigen Übung wird.
Koryu Journal
Originally known as koryu Journal, Budo Karate Journal© proudly serves as theofficial journal for both members of the International Ryukyujutsu Research
http://www.society.webcentral.com.au/Journal.htm

Extractions: Budo Karate Journal "Studying the old prepares one to understand the new." Funakoshi Gichin SHOTOKAN SHITORYU WADORYU GOJURYU Originally known as Koryu Journal Budo Karate Journal proudly serves as the official journal for both members of the International Ryukyu-jutsu Research Society and the students/teachers of Koryu Uchinadi Not a commercial rag aimed at marketing martial arts products, announcing tournament results or glorifying physical violence, Budo Karate Journal Budo Karate Journal is a unique and important source of primary information helping readers better understand the ambiguous issues surrounding the evolution, cultural obscurities and application principles of Karate. A subscription to Budo Karate Journal doesn't cost...it pays!
The Rinpa Fondation
koryu bujutsu in Colorado, teaching Aiki Jujutsu, Atemi Jutsu, Ken Jutsu, and Jo Jutsu.
http://www.aikijujutsu.com/
Koryu Uchinadi
What is koryu Uchinadi®? As an Art Built upon timeless principles, koryu Uchinadi®is a way to condition the body, cultivate the mind nurture the spirit.
http://www.society.webcentral.com.au/Koryu Uchinadi.htm

Extractions: Koryu Uchinadi interpretation my personal analyses of those principal teachings of karate pioneers: Kojo Taite (1837-1917) Aragaki Seisho (1840-1920) Xie Zhongxiang (1852-1930) Higashionna Kanryo (1853-1917) Hanashiro Chomo (1869-1945) Motobu Choki (1871-1944) Zhou Zhihe (1874-1926) Wu Xianhui (1886-1940) Tang Daiji (1887-1937) Kiyoda Juhatsu (1886-1967) Miao Xing (1881-1939) Oshiro Chojo (1887-1935) Richard Kim (1919-2001) and Kinjo Hiroshi (1919). Moreover, Koryu Uchinad i is also taught as a provocative alternative to conventional methods of physical fitness and stress management. Learning how to respond dispassionately to unwarranted aggression requires self-empowerment. Such training promotes an inner-calm and, where conflict exists, helps restore balance to personal and professional relationships. Koryu Uchinadi is a non-competitive, totally application-based defensive practice, punctuated with moral philosophy and highlighted by introspective teaching as a comprehensive single study Kata: An Art with a Thousand Names

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