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Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu Japanese Dictionary A Age Age uke Ankoku toshinjutsu Arashi Asagasumi Ashi Ashiko Ashikubi

Ate Atemi Atsu Atto B Butsumetsu C Chi Chimon Cho ho Chu Chudan Chunin D Dai Daikomyo Daimon Daisho Daito Dakentaijutsu Dan Den large, big, great In Buddhism, it is the big bright light of Buddha. In ninjutsu, it is the illumination from the inside to the outside. This can be experienced as the light of your heart on the physical plane. See also shikin haramitsu daikomyo. kyusho (big gate), middle of shoulder joint pair of swords worn in the belt large sword, worn blade facing up striking (punching and kicking) methods of ninjutsu lit. step; indicates level above black belt legend, tradition earth geography espionage middle middle level historically, a mid-level (organiser) ninja agent; see also jonin and genin 3rd rib down, more commonly called floating rib from ageru, to lift or raise, elevate in karate, a rising block techniques for seeing in the darkness storm kyusho (morning mist), just under chin (or the chin itself) leg; foot spiked foot bands, see also shuko ankle blow, strike a strike to setup a technique press press down

Densho Do Do jime Dojo Dojo Cho Doko Doko no kamae Dokkotsu Dome Don ton jutsu Dori E Empi Eri F Fu Fudo Fudo ken Fudoshin Fudoza Fukiya Fukuro shinai Fuko Furi Futari dori G Gaeshi Gake Gakure Ganbette Ganmen Ganseki Garami Gari

transmission scrolls or manuscripts, see also makimono i) motion; change; ii) path, road, way; iii) the trunk of the body torso choke, done with scissoring of body with legs lit. way place; a training hall leader or head of a dojo angry tiger angry tiger defensive stance kyusho (single bone), adam's apple from tomeru, to stop earth concealment techniques From toru, to seize, capture; also tori elbow lapel; collar i) negation; ii) wind immobility clenched fist immovable spirit immovable seat blowguns bamboo training sword covered in leather crouching tiger to swing dual catch, held by two opponents from kaesu, to turn over, roll, throw, counter-attack; also kaeshi hook; also kagi and kake from kakureru, to hide, disappear keep going; persevere the face a rock from karamu, to entangle, entwine from karu, to reap

Gassho no kamae greeting stance

Gata Gatame Gawa Ge Gedan Genin Genjutsu Geri Gi Gikan Giri Go Godai Goe Gogyo Gojo gyoku Gokui Gokuraku Gomen nasai Go no sen Gorin Goroshi Gotonpo Gyaku Gyaku jime Gyoku H Hachi Hachimaki Hadome Hai Haibu yori Hajime Hajutsu

i) one; ii) style, type, pattern from katameru, to tighten; also katame side low lower level historically, a low-level (operative)ninja agent; see also chunin and jonin arts of illusion from keru, to kick; see keri martial arts uniform regard for justice i) duty; obligation; ii) to cut, also kiri five lit. big five; refers to five elements; see also gogyo voice; tone five principles; also refers to five elements, earth, water, fires, air and void principle of five feelings and desires hidden; secret paradise excuse me, I'm sorry seizing the initiative at the moment the opponent attacks kyusho (five rings), around the stomach from korosu, to kill five element concealing and escaping methods reverse; opposite; inverted reverse choke gem, jewel; testicles eight white cotton headband kyusho (pallet), one inch below ear, end of toothline yes from behind start escaping techniques

Hakama Han Hanbo Hanbojutsu Hane Hane age Hane goshi Hanmi Happa Happa ken Happo Happo hiken Harai Harai goshi

formal divided skirt; wide legged pants half lit. half-staff; stick (usually 3 feet) stick fighting techniques i) from haneru, to leap, spring up; ii) wing jump up, spring up in judo, spring hip throw in aikido, half-forward stance; similar to taijutsu's ichimonji eight leaves, clapping the ears open-handed strike eight sides; in all directions eight methods of secret swords from harau, to sweep; also barai sweeping hip throw also known in sanskript as paramita which is Buddha's satori or a permanent state of spiritual awakening that transcends the limitations of life and death. The general idea behind the 6 paramita is freedom from bearing grudges, pain, jealousy and building a relationship with the world outside of yourself. See also shikin haramitsu daikomyo. a ladder spear to attack martial principles, military strategy variation disguise and impersonation techniques to fly flying bird left concealed, secret; also gokui elbow, also empi elbow strike, also shuki ken elbow break sixteen secret fist methods of ninjutsu from hiku, to pull

Hane maki komi in judo, winding hip throw

Happo shuriken eight pointed throwing blades

Haramitsu

Hashigo yari Hasso Heiho Henka Henso jutsu Hi Hicho Hidari Hiden Hiji Hiji ate Hiji ori Hiken Juroppo Hiki

Hicho no kamae crane defensive stance

Hira Hira no kamae Hira shuriken Hiryuran Hishi Hiso ken Ho Hodoki Hoi Hojojutsu Hoko Hoko no kamae Hon Hon gamae Hon gyaku Hon jime Hontai Hoshi Hoshi shita I Iaido Iaijutsu Ichi Ichimonji Ichimonji no kamae Igadama Iie In Inashi gata Inpo Inton Iri

flat, even, level one-line receiving stance flat blades kyusho (flying dragon confuser), eyeballs dried water chestnuts used as caltrops secret spear fist i) used to express concept of the Buddhist Darma (law/truth); methods, ii) direction, way, rule; also po get loose, get untied, escape encircling binding; securing binding techniques; using a cord to restrain prisoners encircling tiger encircling tiger receiving stance true; principal; main; foundation basic set-up position base reversal to the wrist basic choke i) main body; ii) morality kyusho (star), nerve point near armpit zawa mind, heart; will, intention - kyusho (under the stars), elbow joint way of sword-drawing sword-drawing techniques one the character for one in Japanese, left to right one-line defensive stance spiked iron or steel balls used as caltrops no kyusho (shadow), xiphoid bone form of skillfully avoiding and upsetting opponent's attack the art of hiding concealment and camouflage from hairu, to enter

Irimi Itaken Itami Itami jime Itto J Jakkotsu/jakkin Jigoku Jihi no kokoro Jime Jin Jinchu Jo Jodan Jowan Ju Jujiro Jumonji Jumonji no kamae Junan taiso Jutaijutsu Jutsu Jutte K Ka Kaeshi Kaeshi waza Kagi Kaiten Kakitsubo Kake Kaku Kakushi buki

entering, moving in broad blades pain painful choke sword kyusho (weak bone/weak muscle), upper arm between bone and bicep hell benevolent heart from shimeru, to tighten or constrict; also shime man, low kyusho (center of man), base of the nose i) medium length stick (usually 4 feet); ii) top upper level uppper arm ten kyusho (crossroads), front of shoulder the character for ten in japanese, a cross cross offensive stance taijutsu conditioning exercises grappling techniques; throws, locks, chokes and holds techniques; art single-tined truncheon fire from kaesu, turn over, throw, counter-attack; also gaeshi counter techniques hook, also kake rolling kyusho (side bowl), hollow area of armpits hook; also kagi and gake angle; horn, knee hidden weapons, refers to all small weapons that can be hidden

Jinbujin fusatsu God's rule for bujin not to kill people

Kakushi geri Kamae Kami yari Kamiza Kansetsu Kansetsu geri Kappi Karamu Karate Kashira Kasumi Kata Kataginu Katame Katana Katate Katate dori kubijime Kawa Ken Ken no michi Kenkotsu Kenshi Keppan Keri Ki Ki ken Kiai Kiaijutsu Kihon Kikaku ken Kime Kimon Kimono Kinketsu

sweeping, cresent kick stance, posture sickle spear gods; shrine honoring the spirits joints; used with techniques to describe dislocating in karate, knee-joint kick lively jump to entangle, entwine lit. empty hand, or china hand; a martial art that stresses punching and kicking techniques head kyusho (fog, mist), temple i) one; ii) style, type, pattern iii) pre-arranged forms stiff sleeveless robe for samurai on ceremonial occasions from katameru, to tighten; also gatame sword one hand single-hand neck choke side i) fist; ii) sword the way of the sword kyusho (healthy bone), 4 points on skull around tenkotsu expert swordsman blood oath made when entering a ryu from keru, to kick; see geri i) rise; ii) spirit, mind, heart, soul spirit fist a focused shout to disrupt the opponent techniques of kiai basic, fundamental kyusho (demon horns fist), head butt; also zu tsuki focus, both physical and mental kyusho (monster gate), chest muscle traditional japanese dress kyusho (forbidden opening), sternum

Kiri Kiriage Kiten ken Ko ashi Ko Kobudo Kocho Kodachi Koe Kogoroshi Koho Koho geri Kokoro Koku Kokyu Kongo ken Koppo Koppo ken Koppojutsu Koroshi Koryu Kosei Kosei no kamae Koshi Koshijutsu Koshitsubo Kote Kote gaeshi Kotsu Ku Kubi Kubi ura jime Kubisuji Kudaki Kuden

i) from kiru, to cut; ii) mist, fog; i ii) neck rising cut; cutting upwards sword hand strike, also shuto ken small steps for walking through foliage and water i) child; ii) hook, barb; i ii) small; iv) tiger ancient martial ways butterfly short sword kyusho (voice), hollow area of hip bones killing the child, pinky break rear, back back kick spirit, heart, mind; also shin empty space breath, breathing hammer fist i) bone; ii) secret thumb knuckle strike bone-breaking techniques from korosu, to kill classical or old tradition kyusho (tiger force), testicles, also suzu tiger offensive stance hip, loin organ and muscle strikes kyusho (hip bowl), middle or inside ridge of hip bone wrist outside wrist turn, also omote gyaku bone i) air, sky; emptiness; void; ii) nine neck rear neck choke nape of neck from kudaku, to break, smash, shatter oral teachings

Kuji Kuji kiri Kujiki Kukan Kuki Kumiuchi Kumitachi Kumo Kumo bashigo Kumon Kunoichi Kuruma Kusari dogu Kusari fundo Kusarigama Kuzushi Kyo Kyojitsu Kyojitsu tenkan ho Kyoku Kyokei Kyoketsu shoge Kyokotsu Kyoman Kyomon Kyu Kyudo Kyusho M Ma ai Mae Mae geri Mae no sen

nine signs; mudra used in esoteric Buddhism used by ancient ninjas to channel energy from kujiku, to wrench, sprain space air, formless energy grappling, close fighting sword practice with a partner cloud spider ladder chest female ninja vehicle, ride chain weapons weighted chain sickle and chain from kuzusu, to break; in Budo, to break the balance of an opponent unpreparedness; false falsehood and truth, ie. Deception, feinting theory of alternating appearences of reality emptiness kyusho (strong tendons), top of the foot just above the toes hooked blade weapon with weighted chain or cord attached the sternum, breastbone observation and perception religious teachings student grade below black belt way of the bow, modern Japanese archery vital or pressure points, weak points combative engagement distance between two opponents front front kick taking the initiative, attacking the instant the opponent thinks

Kyonin no jutsu taking advantage of fears and superstitions

about it Maki Makikomi Makimono Mata Matte Matzukaza Mawashi Mawashi geri Mawatte Me Meijin Men Menbu Men uchi Menkyo Menkyo kaiden Metsubushi Mi Michi Migi Mikkyo Mimi Mitsukudaki N Nage Nagashi Naginata Nana Naname Nashi Neko ashi dachi Neko te Ni from nageru, to throw flow halbard, long pole with curved blade on the end seven; also shichi diagonal direction, oblique none in karate, cat leg stance finger-tip weapons of steel for kunoichi two winding, wrapping; scrolls from makikomu, to enfold scrolls, ancient manuscripts, see also densho inner part of the thigh from matsu, wait kyusho (pinetree wind), just above and below the ends of the clavicles from mawasu, to rotate round kick turn around eye master the face kyusho, the face or forehead area a strike to the head license, teacher's certificate full proficiency certificate blinding substances; smoke, sand, pepper, etc. body, person; also tai path or way, also do right i) esoteric buddhism; ii) secret doctrines ear three kiai's in ninjutsu to break the opponent's chance, his techniques and finally his body

Nihogiri Nin Ninja Ninja ken Ninpo Ninpo ikkan Ninpo mikkyo Ninpo sanjurokkei Nitto No Nuki ashi O O Obi Odachi Okuden Omote Omote sokugyaku geri Oni Onibi no jutsu Onshinjutsu Ori Osae Osae waza O sensei Oshigiri Osoto gari Osoto guruma Oten Otoshi Oyagoroshi R

cutting in two directions i) endurance, perseverance, forebearance; ii) stealth, secretiveness, concealment; also shinobi shadow warrior short sword used by ninja, also shinobi gatana the higher order of ninjutsu may ninpo be our primary inspiration secret knowledge of ninpo 36 ninpo skills combining eighteen samurai and eighteen ninja skills two swords possessive particle, of sweeping step ninja use in walking large, big, great belt long sword inner or hidden teachings outside; front; obvious inside-edge foot kick devil, demon, monster art of the demon fire hiding techniques, art of invisibility from oru, to break from osaeru, to press down, immobilize pinning or immobilization techniques great teacher, honorific a push cut, type of cutting action used with sword major outer reaping throw major outer wheel throw in taijutsu, a cartwheel from otosu, to drop killing the parent, thumb break

Ninja juhachikei eighteen levels of ninja training

Rai Randori Ransetsu Rei Ritsudo Roku Rokushaku bo Ryaku Ryo Ryote Ryomune dori Ryoude jime Ryu Ryuha Ryufu Ryuka Ryumon S Sain Sakki San Sankaku jime Sanshin dachi Sanshin no kata Saya Satori Seishin teki kyoyo Seishin tanren Seitaku Seiza Sempai Sen Sen no sen

thunder free response training; sparring blizzard, snowstorm bow, salute rhythm six six foot staff abridgment; outline both; two two hands two handed chest grab two-arm choke or constriction i) dragon; ii) school, tradition used synonymously with ryu (willow wind), windpipe (dragon under), the calves; also yaku (dragon gate), hollow point in bones of shoulder kyusho (left passivity), below left eye; see also yuin intuition of an attack, perception of an aggressive thought or intent three triangular choke in karate, hour-glass stance in taijutsu, spirit of three hearts practice forms sword scabbard enlightenment

Seigan no kamae see ichimonji no kamae spiritual refinement spiritual forging (starry mud), hollow area in elbow joints formal seated posture senior student initiative; also 1000 seizing the initiative as soon as the opponent begins his attack

Senban Senkoku jidai Sennin Sensei Seoi Setsu Shaken Shako ken Shi Shibari Shichi Shichibatsu Shihan Shiho tobi Shikan ken Shikin

flat throwing plates warring states period mystic one who is born before or gone before, teacher to carry on one's back; also zeoi snow throwing stars shrimp fist, claw strike finger; four; also yon from shibaru, to tie seven; also nana kyusho (seven draws), side of hip senior instructor 4 directional leaping extended knuckle fist sensation of harmony perceived by the sense of hearing and heart

Shikin haramitsu every experience in life is sacred and holds the possibility of daikomyo showing the universal truth or enlightenment we seek. Shikko Shikomi zue Shikoro Shikotzu Shime Shin Shinai Shinchu Shinken gata Shinobi Shinobi aruki Shinobi gatana Shinobi ho Shinobi iri Shinobi juhappan Shinobi zue a method of walking on the knees a sword cane thin bladed tools and saws kyusho (phalanx), crutch-like area of the thumb from shimeru, to tighten, constrict; also jime heart, mind, spirit split bamboo practice sword kyusho (center of the heart), middle of the chest gata true or real combat training expert in gathering information, spy; also ninja ninja walking see ninja ken the art of stealth stealth and entering methods eighteen ninja skills

Shinobi no mono shadow warriors hollow canes with concealed chain or blades

Shinto hiho Shishin ken Shita Shitan ken Shito ken Shizen Shizen ken Shomen Shoshin no kamae Shoten no jutsu Shoto Shu Shugyo Shuki ken Shuko Shumon Shuriken Shuto ken Sode Sojutsu Soke Sokkei Sokki ken Sokkotsu Sokuho kaiten Sokuho geri Sokuho tobi Sokuyaku geri Sokuya Sokugyaku geri Sokuto geri Soto Sui Sui ren

secret teachings of shinto little needle strike under, below fingertip strike thumb strike, also boshi ken natural the body as a natural weapon the front stance of the first body climbing to the heavens (tree climbing) short sword hand; arm severe training elbow strike, also hiji ate hand claws, see also ashiko spiritual, religious gate throwing blades, stars sword hand strike, also kiten ken sleeve the art of fighting with a spear head of a family; grandmaster groin knee strike instep sideways roll sideways kick sideways leap dancing foot kick; basic heel kick horizontal heel kick toe kick sword foot; kick with edge of the foot outside water; also mizu water training

Shizen no kamae natural receiving stance

Suigetsu Suihei Suki Sutemi Suwari waza Suwatte Suzu Suzuzue T Tabi Tachi Tachi waza Tai Tai ken Taihenjutsu Taijutsu Taisabaki Taisuru Takagi Take Taki Tameshi giri Tanden Tanto Taoshi Tatami Te Teki Tekubi Teisoku Ten Tengu Tenmon Tento Tessen

kyusho (moon on the water), solar plexus horizontal opening in opponent sacrifice, self-abandonment seated techniques sit down kyusho (bell), testicles priests ring topped walking staff traditional split toe footwear i) sword; ii) standing; also dachi standing techniques i) large, big, great; ii) the body the body fist body movement techniques; rolling, leaping, tumbling the art of moving the body; the basis of all fighting arts natural body movement techniques; body evasion to face, confront; be opposite tall tree, large tree bamboo waterfall test cutting abdomen, two fingers below navel; also hara knife from taosu, to throw down a straw mat hand enemy wrist sole of the foot from tenjiro, to revolve, rotate - heaven, sky; top goblin known for its martial skills; said to be half man, half crow i) meteorology; ii) kyusho (heavenly gate) ridge of the eye socket kyusho (heavenly head), soft point on the head iron fan

Tetsu Tetsui Tetsuzan Tetsubushi To Tobi Tobi keri Toki Tomeru Tomoe Tomoe nage Tori Totoku hiyashi Tsuba Tsugi bune Tsuke Tsuki Tsuki otosu Tsure U Uchi Uchi gake Uchi mata Ude Uke Uke nagashi Ukemi Ura Ura kimon

iron iron hammer iron mountain metal caltrops i) and; ii) door; i ii) drop, fell; iv) head; v) sword leaping leaping kick kyusho, instep to stop huge comma, comma-patterned tile throwing in a big circle i) from toru, to seize, catch; also dori; ii) the one who exeutes techiques in training avoiding shuriken blades handguard on the sword collapsible boat from tsukeru, to attach, fix from tsuku, to thrust to strike down from tsureru, to take someone along with oneself i) inside; ii) from utsu, to attack, defeat, destroy, conquer; a strike take down using the legs attack the inside of the thigh arm i) from ukeru, to receive; ii) attacker in training (receiver of the technique) iii) block as in jodan uke parrying receiving with the body; rolling or falling so as to avoid injury inside; reverse kyusho (inner demon gate), ribs under pectoral muscle (btwn 4+5 ribs)

Ura uchi Ushiro W

backfist strike rear, back

Wakarimasu Waza Waki Wakizashi Waza Y Yaku Yamabushi Yame Yamikeigo Yari Yoi Yojutsu Yoko Yoko geri Yoko aruki Yokomen Yon Yoroi Yoshin Yubi Yugasumi Yuin Yumi Z Zanshin Zarei Zen Zenkutsu dachi Zenwan Zenpo Zenpo kaiten Zeoi Zu tsuki

I understand technique the side or lateral short sword techniques kyusho (press), the calves; also ryuka mountain warrior priest stop ninja practice in the dark spear ready supernatural tricks side, horizontal side kick sideways walking the side of the head four; also shi Japanese armor - kumiuchi battlefield grappling in armor raising spirit, raising heart finger kyusho (evening mist), hollow point behind ear kyusho (right passivity), below right eye; see also sain bow in archery remaining spirit; relaxed awareness after completing a oano traditional seated bow i) front; ii) philosophy based on meditation and Buddhist principles in karate, forward stance forearm forward direction forward roll from seou, to carry on ones' back head butt, also kikaku ken

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