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	Yachigusa-Ryu Sojutsu
		The spear has had a long and rich tradition in Japan, ranging from being part of the very myth of creation of the country, to supreme battlefield weapon of their civil wars, to a ceremonial symbol of ones rank, position, and government status.
		Sojutsu is a complete martial art on its own, but will compliment any other form of martial training.
		This is due to the fact it reinforces timing and distancing, increases strength and endurance, helps develop dexterity, and teaches body control.
	www.yachigusaryu.com /school_sojutsu.html (192 words)

	Sojutsu
		Many schools of Sojutsu (the art of the spear) were formed throughout history, each teaching different methods of Yari fighting.
		Sojutsu was not the only art to be so regulated.
		And unless one views such control as oddly restricting, let’s not forget that in a time when hand to hand combat was the means of conducting war the techniques used in these ryu-ha are comparable to today’s modern weaponry in their importance.
	www.nijute.com /Sojutsu.htm (881 words)

	YouTube - Owari Kan ryu sojutsu randori
		The Owari Kan ryu demonstrates the sojutsu rand...
		The Owari Kan ryu demonstrates the sojutsu randori in front of Nagoya Castle on May 5th, 2006.
		sojutsu owari kan ryu koryu budo bujutsu martial arts
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=UN2g-hD_dSw (296 words)

	YouTube - Owari Kan ryu Sojutsu Kata
		The Owari Kan ryu demonstrates the sojutsu kata...
		The Owari Kan ryu demonstrates the sojutsu kata in front of Nagoya Castle on May 5th, 2006.
		sojutsu owari kan ryu martial arts budo kobudo koryu
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=_dk2ylxYHUA (220 words)

	Sokaku Takeda Biography (9)
		Sokaku continued his self-training circuit of the dojos in many towns of Kyushu, and ceaselessly devoted himself to the practice of kendo.
		However, he was unable to practice the spear arts as much as he would have liked because there were so few dojos teaching these arts.
		One day, after sojutsu training, he said to the students, “I cannot fully concentrate on giving you lessons in sojutsu using only a practice spear.
	www.aikidojournal.com /article.php?articleID=233 (1815 words)

	History of Bogu - Part II (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In regards to the first illustration, I made mention of the style of men being used which seems to be made from bamboo and has no protective padding on top of the head or on the throat.
		This goes to prove that much of the training in sojutsu, was not based around yari vs. yari, but also practised against opponents using a variety of different weapons (isshu-jiai), and the evolution of bogu centred on such considerations.
		This particular picture is a depiction of one of the three sojutsu schools active in the Kaitsu clan (Ouchi-ryu, Hozoin-ryu, Isshi-ryu), although it is difficult to tell which.
	www.kendo-world.com /articles/magazine/the_history_of_bogu/part_ii.php (654 words)

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		Dedicating himself to austere training, morning and night, Nobuyuki is said to have achieved satori (enlightenment) on 15 May 1671, at the age of 16.
		This is the secret principle of Engetsu that is behind the deadly effect of Kan Ryu sojutsu.
		As well, in Owari Kan Ryu dojo, the sword and spear are often talked of as "two wheels of a cart." The other oft heard admonition, "The speed at which you pull back the forward-thrust yari determines victory or defeat," is also an important point in sword use.
	www.angelfire.com /ak5/totalwar/bushido/sojutsu2.html (2643 words)

	Bujinkan Czech Dojo - Shidoshi Pavel Slavík
		He also excelled in the lai (art of drawing the sword) of Shinden Fudo Ryu, and his sword could not be seen by the naked eye.
		This is not only speaking for Sojutsu but as a general rule regarding the way to defeat an enemy: in manner you must be disciplined, in technique you must be precise, with power you must have adaptability, success requires inner spirit, to achieve the absolute requires unification.
		In general the method of Sojutsu is based on logic which shows a weakness when expectations are applied to it.
	www.bujinkan.cz /pavel/english/articles_hatsumi_sensei_sojutsu.htm (929 words)

	Bojutsu Kukishin Technique
		Kukishin Ryu is a Samurai school of Jujutsu, Yoroi Kumiuchi, Kenjutsu, Bojutsu, Sojutsu, Naginata, Juttejutsu, Bo-ryaku, and Sui Ren in Ka Ren, Bajutsu.
		Kukishin Ryu is a samurai school of jujutsu, Yoroi Kumiuchi, kenjutsu, bojutsu, sojutsu and each waza, kata, etc are by the author Modern kendo, fourth dan Modern bojutsu, fifth dan Jujutsu (kumiuchi hyoho yawara-no-jutsu ryu's Shiraha-dori Technique C: Kukishin Ryus Muto-dori Technique D: Koden Kukishin Ryu.
		Kukishin Ryu is a samurai school of jujutsu, Yoroi Kumiuchi, kenjutsu, bojutsu, sojutsu and each waza, kata, etc are was originally characteristic of the Kukishin ryu bojutsu.
	www.westminstermilehighkarate.com /a/okinawa-jundokan-2005-news/bojutsu-kukishin-technique.html (717 words)

	Budokan Series: Sojutsu (yari)
		Owari Kan Ryu Sojutsu was developed by Tsuda Gonnojo Taira Nobuyuki in 1671.
		The most distinctive feature of Owari Kan Ryu is the sleeve, or kuda, onthe yari that allows the wielder to move the yari to adjust his maai very quickly.
		Saburi Ryu Sojutsu was developed from Tomita-Ryu by Saburi Inosuke Shigetaka.
	budogu.com /shopsite_sc/store/html/page51.html (203 words)

	Bojutsu Kukishin Technique
		Kukishin Ryu is a samurai school of jujutsu, Yoroi Kumiuchi, kenjutsu, bojutsu, sojutsu and each waza, kata, etc are Kukishin Ryu.
		New Bojutsu technique for Monday, Oct 25th Kukishin Ryu is a samurai school of jujutsu, Yoroi Kumiuchi, kenjutsu, bojutsu, sojutsu and each waza, kata, etc are was originally characteristic of the Kukishin ryu bojutsu.
		Kukishin Ryu is a Samurai school of Jujutsu, Yoroi Kumiuchi (Grappling in Samurai armour), Kenjutsu, Bojutsu, Sojutsu, Naginata, Juttejutsu, Bo-ryaku (Strategy), and Sui Ren in Ka Ren (Use of water and fire), Bajutsu.
	www.westminstermilehighkarate.com /a/gojuryu-gojukai-karate-japan/bojutsu-kukishin-technique.html (728 words)

	Jujitsu History
		Kyujitsu, kenjutsu, bajutsu, sojutsu and kumi-uchi were among the basics, these being the techniques of the bow and arrow, the sword, horsemanship, the spear and grappling in armor.
		In its classical form, jujutsu was taught in conjunction with other bujutsu such as kenjutsu, sojutsu and tantojutsu.
		We are an offshoot of Jikihinkage-Ryu, a bujutsu system incorporating aikijujutsu, kenjutsu, kyujutsu, sojutsu, tessenjutsu, hojojutsu, jojutsu and several other subsystems.
	www.akayamaryu.com /history.htm (2041 words)

	Kendo, Jodo en Iaido in the Netherlands, Welcome at the Dutch Kendo Renmei
		Het Shindo Muso Ryu Jodo werd ruim 300 jaar geleden gesticht door Muso Gonnosuke.
		Hij combineerde de belangrijkste technieken van het Kenjutsu (zwaardkunst), Sojutsu (speerkunst) en naginatajutsu (hellebaardkunst) en gebruikte daarvoor een hardhouten stok van 128 cm lang en 2,4 cm doorsnede.
		De strategie en technieken van de school waren erg moeilijk om te leren en gedurende vele jaren werd in het geheim les gegeven.
	www.nkr.nl (515 words)

	Famous Swordsmen of Japan: Kanenori Dengoro Kurokochi
		Curiously, although kenjutsu was generally the primary art of the warrior class (bushi), records of Kanenori’s yari, naginata, shuriken, and jujutsu studies are more complete than those for his study of kenjutsu, and this may be one of the reasons he was considered somewhat unusual.
		Later he went by the name Yosobei after being adopted into the family of Shigeyo Yosobei Shiga as an adult [a not uncommon practice in Japan at the time; if a family did not have a male heir, one was adopted, usually from a related family with too many sons].
		Incidentally, the Hozoin-ryu Takada-ha sojutsu originally handed down in Aizu began with Masanobu Harada; however, Harada is said to have received only up to the yurushi license, and had not received inka (permission to teach independently).
	www.aikidojournal.com /article.php?articleID=283 (1704 words)

	Survival Arts: Gary Moro sojutsu (spear) seminar 15 February 2003, Bay Area Buyu Center
		Gary Moro sojutsu (spear) seminar 15 February 2003, Bay Area Buyu Center
		Patrick McKee passes along a notice that Gary Moro, teacher of Yachigusu Ryu aikijiujutsu martial arts in San Francisco, will be teaching a sojutsu (spear) seminar at the Bay Area Buyu Center on the 15th of February 2003.
		Gary's a good guy I've met a few times at Don Angier seminars in the Bay area, and while I'm a student of a different art (Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu), I will certainly try to attend his seminar.
	www.survivalarts.com /archives/000189.html (162 words)

	E-Budo.com - Sojutsu (spearmanship)
		In addition, there are numerous ryuha which include sojutsu (yari skills) in their curriculums.
		The most widely practiced of these would be Kashima Shin Ryu (you should read Karl Friday's history of the ryu "Legacies of the Sword") which is taught all over the world, including at 4 dojos in North America, and Sugino Ha Katori Shinto Ryu.
		I was wondering where I could get some decent information about Shin-Kage ryu sojutsu.
	www.e-budo.com /forum/showthread.php?t=12214&goto=nextnewest (616 words)

	E-Budo.com - Naginatajutsu and Sojutsu, the reasons for their obscurity?
		It would seem that during the Sengoku Jidai, what I think many experts would agree to be the main source of classical Japanese koryu, the sword was second to the spear or naginita in actual battle field combat.
		To (finally) get to the point of this post, I'm in a quandary as to why Naginatajutsu and Sojutsu seem to be propagated to a much lesser degree.
		I'm just not quite sure why this is. Were not Sojutsu, and Naginatajutsu to a lesser degree, more important in the Sengoku Jidai than the sword?
	www.e-budo.com /forum/showthread.php?t=23882 (504 words)

	Sojutsu - Definition, explanation
		in the samurai arts of sword (kenjutsu), spear (sojutsu) and hand to hand combat (aikijutsu) A Japanese...
		in the samurai arts of sword (kenjutsu), spear (sojutsu) and hand to hand combat (aikijutsu)
		que engloba Bujutsu, Kempo, Kenjutsu, Aikijujutsu, Iaijutsu, Jojutsu, Sojutsu, Tantojutsu, Kusari Jutsu, Naginata Jutsu, Hojojutsu, Shuriken Jutsu...
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/s/so/sojutsu.php (220 words)

	Weapons in Martial Arts training, Kama, Nunte, Bo, Sai, Naginata, Tonfa, Yari, Kama, Bokken, Katana, Tanto, Nunchaku
		History: Used by men and women of the samurai class on foot and horseback, the yari has been part of Oriental weaponry for thousands of years.
		Traditional use: Primarily a thrusting weapon, the yari existed in several forms and styles, including the pipe spear and three-bladed spear.
		Current use: No competitive form of sojutsu has developed.
	www.shotokai.com /ingles/others/weapons.html (1291 words)

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