-
pressure may
induce significant pain or
serious injury, the ****ociation of
kyūsho with
notions of
death have been
harshly criticized.[failed verification]...
- Daizenjō-ni (久菴桂昌大禅定尼), and her
family temple,
Kyūshō-ji (久昌寺),
received 660 koku from
Nobunaga as an
incense fee.
Kyūshō-ji was
rebuilt in 1566
after Nobunaga...
- po****rized the use of
techniques such as
pressure points (also
known in ****an as
kyūsho jutsu (急所術))
among the
United States'
martial arts practitioners. Dillman...
-
acupressure methods, also
often informs the
choice of
targets for
atemi (see
kyusho). Some
strikes against vital parts of the body can kill or incapacitate...
- Miei-dō
Kyūsho-myōjin
Omotemon of Honbō Ryōkaku-tei Hitō-tei
Other Chokushimon Shinden Reimeiden Kuro
Shoin Shiro Shoin Pagoda Kyōzō Miei-dō
Kyūsho-myōjin...
-
notable for its Kenjutsu, Iaijutsu, and Jujutsu,
including the art of
kyusho-jutsu. The
founder of
Sekiguchi ryu was
Sekiguchi Yarokuemon Ujimune, also...
-
married Mamiya Nobukatsu Daughter married Nakagawa Tadayuki Ii
Naotaka Kyūshō-in-dono Gōtokuten'eidaikoji Doi
Toshikatsu Hōchiin-dono denshuhoonyotaiokyogendaikoji...
- This is a list of judo techniques. They are
categorized into
throwing techniques (nage-waza),
grappling techniques (katame-waza), body-striking techniques...
-
pressure points (areas of the body
where nerves are
close to the skin – see
kyusho-jitsu) to
unbalance opponent and set up throws.
Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ)...
-
originator of the
American use of the
terms Ryukyu Kempo, tuite-jutsu and
kyusho-jutsu. The name Ryūkyū
Kempo was
adopted by a
prominent martial arts personality...
