i186 Torinawajutsu

i186 Torinawajutsu

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Torinawajutsu is the classical art of tying and binding. In this extensively illustrated book, Mizukoshi Hiro explains many of the classical techniques for binding prisoners in ancient Japan. Starting with detailed photos of how to make the basic knots that make up the more complex bindings, he lays out how to do these techniques is a simple, clear, and remarkably easy to follow manner. Every picture sequence is carefully photographed so that anyone, whether they can read Japanese or not, can follow it. An excellent source for these rare techniques.
254 pages. Softcover. Japanese language.

TORINAWAJUTSU TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page Topic
14 SECTION 1: AN OVERVIEW OF TORINAWAJUTSU
14 The Fundamentals of Torinawa Technique
14 Hayanawa
15 Honnawa
19 Karinawa
19 Gomonnawa
22 Modern Torinawa techniques and self control
27 Torinawa Jutsu rope
27 Length
29 Length of rope to use
33 Rope material for Torinawa
35 The danger of rope shrinkage
35 Poly, Nylon and Vinyl
37 Rope recommended for Torinawajutsu
38 Check list when buying rope
39 The cultural side of Torinawajutsu
39 The color of rope to be used for Torinawajutsu
41 Ancient tombs and the dog days of summer
42 1000 kanji characters and 28 nights
44 Column: Inyo theory and the 5 lines
46 Why the cultural side is not discussed in detail
SECTION 2: BINDING TECHNIQUES
50 Concerning musubi (tying)
53 Musubi technical words
56 How to practice musubi
62 Names for ropes and cords
64 Individual musubi techniques
64 Hitoe Musubi
65 Hon Musube
66 Hon Musubi No Hikitoki Musubi 1 Kataha Musubi
66 Hon Musubi No Hikitoki Musubi 2 Hana Musubi
68 Hikitoki Hitoe Musubi
69 Tome Musubi
70 Hikitoki Tome Musubi
72 Kusari Musubi
74 Reference: Futae Kusari Musubi
75 Otoko Musubi 1 (Otoko Musubi)
80 Otoko Musubi 2 (Hikitoki Otoko Musubi)
82 Maki Musubi
84 Reference: Hikitoki Maki Musubi
85 Maki Musubi No Saki Zukuriho
86 Tying to restrict the arms
88 Hikitoki Otoko Musubi + Otoko Musubi
89 Hito Musubi 1 Regular Hito Musubi
90 Hito Musubi 2 Hito Musubi variation
90 Hikitoki Hitoe Musubi and Hito Musubi combination
91 Hikitoki Tome Musubi and Hito Musubi combination
93 Hikitoki Otoko Musubi and Hito Musubi combination
93 Hikitoki Maki Musubi and Hito Musubi combinations
95 Konaya Musubi 1
99 Konaya Musubi 2 (Hikitoki Konaya Musubi)
100 Hata Musubi
102 Kai No Kuchi
106 Ebi Musubi
Section 3: Techniques Recovered from Old Writings
110 On Recovering Techniques
111 Techniques Recovered From the Old Military
112 Waribishi Nawa
116 Oizuri Nawa
122 Kiri Nawa
125 Tasuke Nawa
127 Recovered from Seigo Ryu Nawa Writing
127 Rakka
130 Recovered from Shokei Hinagata
131 Atari Nawa
134 Kiri Nawa
138 Yamabushi Nawa
140 Kurai Nawa
SECTION 4: RECOVERED FROM TORINAWA HINAGATA
145 Seishin Ryu
145 Takate
148 Reference
150 Take No Fushi
154 Sanwa Muteki Ryu
153 Jumonji
157 Take No Fushi
160 Nanbu Han Tradition Torinwajutsu 1 162 Unnamed Technique 1 166 Unnamed Technique 2 172 Tenka Muso Ryu Jojutsu (nawajutus)
174 Tenka Muso Ryu Hoshiki
176 Kuni Okuri Nawa
180 Yagura Nawa
184 Sarashi Nawa
188 Nanbuhan Tradition Torinawajutsu 2
190 Watari Nawa 194 Tsutsu Nawa Section 5: TECHNIQUES RECEIVED THROUGH DIRECT TRANSMISSION
198 Koden Enshin Ryu Kumiuchi Kenden Torinawajutus
201 Koden Enshi Ryu Honnawa Techinque 1
204 Unnamed System Torinawajutsu
204 Honnawa Technique 1
208 Kurama Yoshin Ryu Torinawajutsu Technique
208 Takateko
212 Column: Did koryu torinawajutsu only use one rope?
214 Kurakawa Ryu Torinawajutsu
215 Jumonji Shibari
217 Column Kote Shibari and Escaping The Binding
222 Yoko Nawa
230 Hake Nawa
233 Niju Bishi Nawa
237 Kumode
242 Reference Material
248 Afterword

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