Kodokan goshin jutsu
Finalised in 1956, this kata was developed to be a contemporary self-defence kata, as Kime no kata was in earlier eras.
The first section is toshu (unarmed), and the techniques are either kumi tsukareta bai (when held) or hanareta bai (at a distance).
The secons section is buki (with weapons) and the techniques deal with attacks by tanto (dagger or knife), tsue (cane or walking stick) and kenshu (pistol).
Kodokan goshin jutsu |
Toshu |
Kumi tsukareta bai |
Ryote dori
Hidari eri dori
Migi eri dori
Kata ude dori
Ushiro eri dori
Ushiro jime
Kakae dori |
Hanareta bai |
Naname uchi
Ago tsuki
Ganmen ate
Maegeri
Yokogeri |
Buki |
Tanto no bai |
Tsukkake
Choku tsuki
Naname tsuki |
Tsue no bai |
Furi age
Furi oroshi
Morote tsuki |
Kenshu no bai |
Shomen tsuki
Koshi ganmae
Haimen tsuki |
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