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	Togakure Ryu
		The Togakure ryu is a Ninpo[?]/Ninjutsu ryuha that was founded at least 900 years ago by Daisuke Nishina (Togakure), who had learnt Shugendo[?] practices as well as Hakuun ryu[?] Ninjutsu from Kagakure Doshi.
		example, Itto ryu dan: The sword is thrown at the enemy/enemies, the Ninja would either retrieve the sword or just run off, depending on whether the enemy was dead or not, they might even steal the enemy's weapons (As most Ninja were poor, the sword they had in the first place was probably stolen).
		The Togakure ryu is taught only in Bujinkan, Genbukan, and Jinenkan; but those schools contain Samurai arts that they tend to focus on.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/to/Togakure_Ryu.html (450 words)

	Togakure Ryu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Togakure ryu is a ninjutsu ryuha that was founded, according to Bujinkan, about eight hundred years ago by Daisuke Nishina (Togakure), who learned shugendo practices as well as hakuun ryu ninjutsu from Kagakure Doshi.
		Nishina's native village of Togakure is now known as Togakushi, Nagano, and was an early center of Shugendo training.
		Kurai Dori (The postures of Togakure ryu, unarmed or with shuko)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Togakure_Ryu (693 words)

	Togakure Ryu
		Kagakure Doshi was a shinobi, and the third soke of Hakuun Ryu, which was one of the original ninjutsu systems developed from the teachings of Ikai (Yi Gai, who brought the roots of koshijutsu from China).
		His son Goro Togakure, the third soke, is recognized as being the person who actually formed the teachings of Togakure into the Ninjutsu system that we learn today.
		The 32nd Soke of Togakure Ryu, Shinryuken Masamitsu Toda, was the sword instructor for the Tokugawa Shogunate in the mid 19th century.
	www.geocities.com /remipulwer/Budo/TogakureRyu.html (1188 words)

	Welcome to Bujinkan Smith Dojo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Togakure ninja were taught to use the bo long staff (six feet) and hanbo "half-staff" cane (three feet), as well as sticks and clubs of varying lengths.
		Togakure ryu ninja warriors were also proficient with the bisen-to, a huge heavy-bladed version of the naginata halberd.
		Togakure ryu ninja were taught to be proficient on horseback, both in riding and mounted combat skills.
	www.hoshin.com.au /bujinkan/18skills.html (1168 words)

	Martial Arts Planet - Togakure ryu
		Togakure Ryu is one of the remaining nine traditions of ninjutsu.
		Togakure Ryu, in years, is not the oldest, but is the most popular.
		Togakure Ryu, when being called the oldest, was obviously being considered such on the premises of those styles still in existence today.
	www.martialartsplanet.com /forums/showthread.php?threadid=6364 (1419 words)

	Togakure-Ryu Ninjutsu
		Togakure Ryu never had a official founding as some martial arts, just Daisuke and Shima who was also alive at the same time and worked with Daisuke.
		Goro Togakure is recognized as being the person who officially formed the family of Togakure into the Ninjutsu system that we learn today.
		32nd Soke of Togakure Ryu, Shinryuken Masamitsu Toda was also a master in the Bikenshin Ryu and was the sword instructor for the Tokugawa Shogunate in the mid 19th century.
	www.taggarttechnologies.com /robtaggart/togakure.htm (673 words)

	Welcome to Bujinkan Smith Dojo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The ryu was passed down from generation to generation and was repeated until it was given to Sakagami Taro Kunishige.
		What specializes the Koto Ryu techniques is that distance is created by moving along with the attack, then moving forward with a strike and then move quickly out to a safe distance again.
		Koto Ryu is one of the very few Ryu that sometimes changes the grip of the sword by holding it with the left hand near the tsuka.
	www.hoshin.com.au /bujinkan/nineschools.html (2300 words)

	About (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The ninjutsu ryu of the Togakure family was not formalised until three generations after Daisuke Togakure began to develop it.
		It was Daisuke's descendants that developed and refined these notions into the Togakure ryu of ninjutsu, and came to be called by the name ninja.
		Most important to our training today is the Togakure ryu ninpo taijutsu, or unarmed methods of moving the body with subtle rather than forceful movements which controls the actions of the attacker and allows the ninja to win whilst expending minimum energy and exposure to the least amount of danger.
	www.bujinkan-scotland.com /about.htm (1125 words)

	Bujinkan Blackpool Dojo
		Although it cannot be confirmed it is thought that Togakure Goro was Shima's son, Goro the third Soke is recognised as being the one who officially formed the family of Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu system which is still taught today.
		It is thought that the Togakure ryu was involved in the defense of the Iga region in 1581.
		It was during the 1600's that the school moved and was taught at the Hattori Ryu, to the ninja and Samaurai of the Kishu Fief.
	groups.msn.com /BujinkanBlackpoolDojo/yourwebpage.msnw (1009 words)

	Togakure Ryû
		Togakure Ryû (school) was named after Togakure Daisuke, several generations after his death.
		The Toda family is believed to have studied Togakure Ryû under the Natori Family too, this was in or around the 17th century.
		Togakure Ryû is known for its use of several "secret" or otherwise generally unknown weapons.
	www.tacticalselfdefense.com /Bujinkan/Nineryu/TogakureRyu/togakure.htm (337 words)

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		Togakure ninja were taught to use the bo long staff (six feet) and hanbo 'half staff' cane(three feet).
		Togakure ryu ninja warriors were also proficient with the bisen-to, a huge heavy-bladed verion of the naginata halberd.
		Togakure ryu ninja wera taught to be proficient on horseback, both in riding and mounted combat skills.
	www.hanzo-ng.com /bujinkan/ninja.html (1015 words)

	About the Philadelphia Bujinkan Dojo
		This ryu is a battlefield style whose specialty is the use of many different weapons including spears, swords, hanbos, etc. Many of the weapon techniques (hanbo, bo, yari, naginata, etc) in Bujinkan come from this school.
		Not much is known of this ryu except that it is an Iga ninja school and concentrated more on the espionage side of ninjutsu, rather than the fighting side.
		The third of the ninja ryus, it uses similar taijutsu as Togakure Ryu, and is also known for double blocks and strikes This ryu originated with Heinaizaemon Ienaga Iga in the mid 1500.
	www.angelfire.com /pa5/phillybujinkandojo/about.htm (727 words)

	Bujinkan Macon Dojo - Ninjutsu links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Togakure ninja were taught to use the Bo (long staff), Jo (medium staff) and Hanbo (half staff) as well as sticks and clubs of varying lengths.
		The togakure ryu also used a unique spear weapon called a kama-yari, or "sickle lance," which consisted of a spear blade with a hook at the base.
		Bajutsu (horsemanship) Togakure Ryu - Ninja were taught to be proficient on horseback, both in riding and mounted combat skills.
	members.cox.net /ninpo1/links.htm (1577 words)

	TOSHITSUGU TAKAMATSU SÔKE
		Toda was the 8th generation of Tozawa Ryu Taro and was a descendant of Tozawa Hakuunsai, the original founder of Gyokko Ryu Kosshijutsu (chapter 2).
		Toda was, besides that, a senior instructor in Bikenshin Ryu Kenjutsu, the school taught by Tokugawa shoguns that he taught in the military academy in Nakano.
		It is said that when he died, his neighbors were shocked when they read in his life overview of the deceased that he was actually the grandmaster of the last and ancient Ninjutsu school, Togakure Ryu.
	www.bushindojo.com /takamatsu.html (1315 words)

	Article 11
		It was initially called Togakure Ryu Happo Biken but has been called by various names since that time.
		Togakure Ryu is known for its use of tekko, senban nage and shinodake (4-foot breathing tube).
		A characteristic of this ryu is its recognition of shizen ("natural") as the only necessary posture of defense.
	starbuck.virtualave.net /ninpo/jm_01.htm (689 words)

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		This system was used as a naval art, and consequently the movements are designed to be used on a ship that is slippery and rocking.
		This is done to come in with a strike at exactly 90 degrees against the bone structure of the attacker to do the most damage.
		Togakure Ryu never had an official founding as some martial arts, just Daisuke and Shima who was also alive at the same time and worked with Daisuke.
	www.bujinkanbc.com /Ryuinfo.htm (2237 words)

	KarateForums.com - Ninjutsu
		Togakure is not a mixture of the nine, but one of the nine that makes the mixture.
		Togakure ryu is one of the oldest ryu in the Bujinkan mix, so it could not possibly be the mixture itself as the many of the other ryu-ha are more recent.
		Togakure Ryu Ninpo Taijutsu is one of the nine.
	karateforums.com /viewtopic.php?p=101295&sid=ad03fb76b3c8ca10e4bc93c... (710 words)

	Koto
		The Koto Ryu, along with the Gyokko Ryu, is one of the two main schools taught within the Bujinkan today.
		The Koto Ryu was formally organised by Sakagami Taro Kunishige in 1542.
		Taught Togakure ryu by Tobari Tenza, Gyokko Ryu and Koto Ryu by Momochi Taro Saemon.
	www.mizunagaredojo.com /koto.htm (649 words)

	History of Togakure Ninjutsu - MartialArtCentral.com
		It is within the Tendai sect that 750 years later the 33rd Soke of the Ryu is supposed to become "an Abbot", on Mount Hei-zan.
		Togakure Ryu Ninpo includes various punching, throwing and levering techniques.
		It is known by low and wide stances and also by very strong punches, which are mostly directed towards oponent's eyes, ears and diaphragms.
	www.martialartcentral.com /M.a.c/Articles/15.htm (634 words)

	Togakure Ryu
		Togakure Ryu is the school of the hidden door.
		The main problem is for example to hold the line with camera moves, story-telling, at least all those things, that make Togakure Ryu special.
		The course of studies is to be intended to fine-tune the skills of recent design and art concepts.
	www.togakure-ryu.com /interview.php (481 words)

	Budo Taijutsu
		The Bujinkan was long known for Togakure Ryu Ninpo, but in truth the majority of the techniques that were being studied were from other schools.
		The majority of the ninjutsu clans were founded by warriors who had the misfortune of being on the losing side of a war and chose to live by taking their families into the mountains, rather that facing ritualistic suicide as the samurai code would demand.
		Other ryu were founded by simple peasants and farmers who were basically considered less than human by the military government.
	www.angelfire.com /mi/budotaijutsu/BudoTaijutsu.html (876 words)

	Ninjutsu
		Grandfather Toda was also a senior instructor in Bikenshin Ryu Kenjutsu, a school that taught the Tokugawa shoguns and he taught at a military academy in Nakano.
		This meant that he was to become a licensee of the school, which was a common practice in the past.
		He found the Koto Ryu to be "fun", but he had little interest in the Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu training.
	www.ninjutsu.com /osensei-takamatsu.shtml (1592 words)

	Togakure
		Daisuke was on the losing side of a battle in the 1180s and was forced to flee into the forests of Iga Province.
		He adopted these warrior teachings to his own Shugendo and the beginnings of Togakure Ryu where formed.
		Togakure Ryu Ninpo includes various punching, throwing, locking and levering techniques.
	www.mizunagaredojo.com /togakure.htm (602 words)

	Genealogy of the Ninja Ryus
		Togakure ryu Ninjutsu can be traced directly back to the original founders of this tradition descended from Daisuke Togakure of Togakure Mountain.
		Daisuke Togakure learned his skills from the shugenja (literally, warrior wizard) residing on Togakure Mountain, and then later from the shugenja Kain Doshi of the Iga province.
		Upon his death in the late 1100s, his descendants coordinated his teachings into what is now known as the Togakure ryu of Ninjutsu.
	home.maine.rr.com /mikeandkris/wwwm/lineage.html (264 words)

	DVD
		On second DVD are an iaido and tameshigiri demonstration by Nakayama Hakudo of Muso Shinden Ryu, a demonstration of Katori Shinto Ryu by Motomiya Toranosuke and Hayashi Yoemon, and a demonstration of Jikishinkage Ryu Naginata by Sonobe Hideo and Yamauchi Sadako.
		Tennen Rishin Ryu was practiced by the Shinsen Gumi, a group of swordsmen organized to protect Kyoto during the revolution that eventually overthrew the Shogunate in 1868.
		Ryu Hion is a master of the nunchaku who shares the techniques and methods of using the weapon in Chinese Wushu.
	www.budogu.com /shopsite_sc/store/html/page57.html (8946 words)

	E-Budo.com - Togakure Ryu Lineage Question
		Look into the Gyokko Ryu, Koto Ryu, Togakure Ryu, Kumogakure Ryu, etc and you may end up finding that many of these ryu-ha were different groups or specialists who branched off their koshijutsu or koppojutsu family.
		The thing is, some of the people in the lineages of the Togakure ryu were historically verifiable, but they also were used in a lot of stories as well.
		Since they can't show that their art ever existed in Japan, they try to divert attention by pointing to the fact that the Togakure ryu can't provide notarized copies of their records in the 12th century to make it sound like they are just as legitimate.
	www.e-budo.com /forum/archive/index.php/t-17634.html (3659 words)

	Bujinkan
		Gyokushin Ryu Ninpo, and 32nd Soke of Togakure Ryu Ninpo Taijutsu.
		thought Koto Ryu was “Fun”, but he had little interest in Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu training at the time.
		Ryu training involved striking small pebbles with the finger tips until the fingers built up strength.
	www.bujinkanfamilydojo.com /Bujinkan.html (2076 words)

	BudoInfo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Founded in the 12th century, Togakure Ryu was comprised from various matial arts skills such as kosshijutsu and kenjutsu.
		It's original name was Togakure Ryu Happo Biken, and today is known as Togakure Ryu which is known for incorporating tekko, shinodake, and sendban nage.
		This training is similar to the use to taijutsu and evasion skills taught in Tagakure Ryu.
	www.shinobigear.com /BudoInfo.html (728 words)

	COLUMBUS NINJUTSU CLUB - The Origin of Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		His family samurai, he grew up immersed in the warrior arts and the strict code of ethics that would later be formalized as bushido.
		He became Daisuke Togakure, assuming the name of his village, and giving birth to the ninja legacy.
		Daisuke's descendants would later develop and refine these concepts into the Togakure ryu of ninjutsu, and would come to be known as the ninja, Japan's famous warriors.
	www.columbusninjutsuclub.com /articles/togakure.html (363 words)

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