Fujin Goshin No Maki
One of the legacies of Prof. Henry Seishiro Okazaki's teaching career was his insistence that everyone be given access to the ability to defend themselves. To this end, and sometimes in defiance of his own countrymen, Prof. Okazaki opened up his Jūjutsu school to men and women of all races and national origin. Indeed, it was his teaching of Jūjutsu to women for which he penned his famous 1929 book, The Science of Self-Defense for Girls and Women. In this book, Prof. Okazaki expressed his feelings, "I cannot keep this art to myself for I wish to teach girls and women how best to protect themselves should they ever be so unfortunate as to be attacked."
This list of
techniques
shown here (which appeared at the end of the mokuroku
of Prof. Bud Estes) is one of several auxiliary courses that
appear in
the Danzan-Ryū Jūjutsu system. In this
list are techniques which come from
other lists, such as Yawara and Kiai no Maki. There are
also some
techniques which are unique to this list.
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1. |
Katate Hazushi “A” |
Single hand escape one |
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2. |
Katate Hazushi “B” |
Single hand escape two |
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3. |
Morote Hazushi |
All hand escape |
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4. |
Ryōte Hazushi |
Both hands escape |
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5. |
Kataeri Hazushi |
Single lapel escape |
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6. |
Ryōeri Hazushi |
Both lapel escape |
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7. |
Momiji Hazushi “A” |
Red maple leaf escape one |
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8. |
Momiji Hazushi “B” |
Red maple leaf escape two |
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9. |
Momiji Hazushi “C” |
Red maple leaf escape three |
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10. |
Ushiro Daki Nage |
Rear embrace throw |
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11. |
Mae Daki Nage “A” |
Front embrace throw one |
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12. |
Mae Daki Nage “B” |
Front embrace throw two |
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13. |
Mae Daki Hazushi |
Front embrace escape |
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14. |
Futari Tori Hazushi |
Two person seizure escape |
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15. |
Genkotsu Otoshi |
Fist drop |
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16. |
Osaegami Nage |
Pinning hair throw |
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17. |
Akushu Kote Tori |
Handshake wrist seizure |
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18. |
Akushu Ude Tori |
Handshake arm seizure |
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19. |
Akushu Kotemaki Tori |
Handshake wrist winding seizure |
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20. |
Katate Tori “A” |
Single hand seizure one |
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21. |
Katate Tori “B” |
Single hand seizure two |
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22. |
Imon Tori |
Clothing crest seizure |
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23. |
Daki Kubi Tori |
Embracing neck seizure |
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24. |
Yubi Tori Hazushi |
Finger seizure escape |
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25. |
Yubi Tori |
Finger seizure |
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26. |
Moro Yubi Tori |
All finger seizure |
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27. |
Ryōte Tori |
Both hand seizure |
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28. |
Tekubi Tori |
Wrist seizure |
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29. |
Hagai Tori |
Pinion seizure |
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30. |
Shōtō Hibara Hazushi |
Knife spleen (side) escape |
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31. |
Shōtō Kata Hazushi |
Knife shoulder escape |
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32. |
Shōtō Tsukkomi Hazushi |
Knife thrusting escape |
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33. |
Tanjū Mune Hazushi |
Pistol chest escape |
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34. |
Tanjū Gan Hazushi |
Pistol eyeball escape |
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35. |
Tanjū Hibara Hazushi |
Pistol spleen (side) escape |
Note 1: Descriptions are not
provided for
these techniques.
Note 2: At one point in time, a variation of this list known as Ladies Yawara was taught. It contained many of the above techniques and some which do not appear above.
Note 3: This list is one of several courses that Prof. Okazaki taught to specific groups of people who did not take his complete Jūjutsu system. Besides the women's course, Prof Okazaki had special courses for police and military personnel. These courses are not considered to be part of the core curriculum of Danzan-Ryū.
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