SAMURAI HEIHO TAIGISHIN-KAN
Samurai Heiho Taigishin-kan
侍 兵法 (warrior fighting strategy) is a general form of bujutsu, not a style, derived from the experiences of Prof. Angelo Bonanno in the Japanese martial arts and traditional culture; its body consists of four parts:
- Atemijutsu: empty hand techniques
- Jujutsu: joint blocking and throwing techniques
- Buki waza: weapons techniques (swrod, knife, stick, etc.)
- Bunka: study of traditional culture as Shodo, Haiku, etc.
The Samurai Heiho Taigishin-kan is mainly based on the to-jutsu strategy (sword techniques), this mainly comes from both Mondo-ryu Heiho and Toyamaryu Iaido; the first is an old samurai system of XVI Century War Era, the second is
the special system founded in 1873 to train in the Imperial Japanese Army Academy.
It also includes aiki idea of Daitoryu Aikijujutsu, from Renshinkan line.
