Honshin Ryu
was   founded   by   Masakatsu   Miyagi.   It   is   a   younger   school   which   includes   elements   from the Matsubashi Shorin-Ryu and Uechi-Ryu.
Kenshin Ryu
Kenshinryu   Kobudo   was   founded   by   Teruo   Hayashi,   based   on   the   Kobudo   of   the   Ryuei-Ryu. Hayashi   was   the   first   who   was   accecpt   as   a   student   by   Kenko   Nakaima   to   learn   the   style   of Ryuei-Ryu   which   was   only   handed   down   to   family   members.   The   Kenshinryu   Kobudo involved   14   weapons   at   all   and   is   from   high   technical   level.   Hayashi   was   also   the   first   who did include fighting exercises into the normal training. The Kenshinryu is a part of the Hayashi-ha-Shito-Ryu. Teruo   Hayashi   was   well   known   for   his   dynamic   fighting   skills.   He   was   also   an   excellent teacher who was able to teach each little detail of any Bunkai. Teruo Hayashi did pass away 24. Septembre 2004.
Kojo Ryu
The   Art   of   martial   arts   of   the   Kojo   family   is   based   onto   chinese   roots   and   is   known   as   a highly advanced Art.
Matayoshi Ryu
Matayoshi   Ryu   is   a   family   style   which   was   founded   by   Shinko   Mataoyshi.   Matayoshi   Ryu   is spread worldwide. A gain of Shinpo Matayoshi, the son of the founder. Matayoshi   Ryu   is   based   on   very   clear   and   direct   techniques.   But   this   demands   good   skills for precise timing.
Motobu Ryu
Motobu   Ryu   is   a   very   old   fighting   method   of   the   Motobu   family.   It   has   become   famous   by Choki   Motobu.   Though   the   family   style   wasn't   handed   down   to   him,   because   he   was   the second   son   of   the   family,   he   did   become   an   well   known   master   of   the   Martial   Arts   and   an expert for Kumite. But   Seikich   Uehara   who   did   work   as   a   servant   for   the   family   did   become   the   heir   of   the style. Seikich Uehara got the title "Living treasure" one of the highest janpanes honours. Also   in   age   over   90   years   he   gave   lessons   of   this   amazing   Martial   Art,   which   is   very versatile and includes also techniques which remind to the Art of Aikido.
Ryukyu Kempo
Yabiku   Moden   was   one   of   the   most   famous   masters   of   the   okinawan   Kobudo.   He   did   learn by   different   grand   masters   like   Yasutsune   Itosu   (Shuri-te),   Chinen   Sanda   (Yamanni   Ryu) and Kanagusuku Ufuchiku (Ufuchiku Ryu). Yabiku   Moden   was   the   teacher   of   Taira   Shinken.   And   it   was   Taira   Shinken   who   did   save   a lot   of   Kobudo   Kata   and   did   hand   them   down   to   the   present   time.   The   heir   of   Yabiku Moden's   style   was   Eisuke   Akamine.   The   style   did   become   well   known   by   Motokatsu   Inoue, who made several books about the weapons and Kata of Kobudo.
Okinawa Kenpo
The style was found by Shigeru Nakamura. Nakamura   did   learn   Karate   and   Kobudo   by   his   father   and   later   by   the   masters   Kuniyoshi, Kentsu   Yabu   and   Chomo   Hanashiro.   His   most   important   student   was   Odo   Seikichi,   who   did also study the Matayoshi Ryu. So   some   Kata   of   Tonfa   like   Odo   no   Tonfa   Ichi   and   Ni   are   based   on   there   versions   of   the Matayoshi-Ryu.
Tesshinkan
The Tesshinkan is based on the Kobudo of Yabiku Moden and Eisuke Akamine. More details about the style are to find under http://www.tesshinkan.de
Ufuchiku Ryu
Kanagusuku    Ufuchiku,    also    known    as    Sanda    Ufuchuku,    was    the    chief    of    the    police department   of   Shuri.   From   Kanagusuku   is   known   that   he   did   admire   the   king.   As   the   king did   pass   away,   Kanagusuku   was   ready   to   follow   him.   But   some   Kobudo   masters   did   please him   to   hand   down   his   knowledge   about   Kobudo.   So   he   did   accept   Shosei   Kina   and   Yabiku Moden    as    his    students.    After    he    did    gave    his    knowledge    to    them,    Kanagusuku    did celebrate Harakiri at the 12. Octobre 1926.
Yamani Ryu
was   founded   by   Chinen   Sanda   and   thought   to   be   lost   even   in   Okinawa.   Yamanni   Ryu   is very different to the most of the other styles of Kobudo. Especially   the   techniques   with   the   Bo   are   very   fluid   and   dynamic.   Though   they   show   a   lot of   elegance   and   nearly   seems   to   be   like   dancing.   Yamanni   Ryu   is   chinese   roots   and   is   a very old Art. A   famous   master   of   the   Art   is   Toshihiro   Oshiro,   who   did   learn   the   Yamanni   Ryu   from master Kishaba. More Informationens about Yamanni Ryu are to find under: http://www.oshirodojo.com
Honshin Ryu was   founded   by   Masakatsu   Miyagi.   It   is   a   younger   school   which includes elements from the Matsubashi Shorin-Ryu and Uechi-Ryu. Kenshin Ryu Kenshinryu   Kobudo   was   founded   by   Teruo   Hayashi,   based   on   the Kobudo   of   the   Ryuei-Ryu.   Hayashi   was   the   first   who   was   accecpt   as   a student   by   Kenko   Nakaima   to   learn   the   style   of   Ryuei-Ryu   which   was only    handed    down    to    family    members.    The    Kenshinryu    Kobudo involved   14   weapons   at   all   and   is   from   high   technical   level.   Hayashi was   also   the   first   who   did   include   fighting   exercises   into   the   normal training. The Kenshinryu is a part of the Hayashi-ha-Shito-Ryu. Teruo   Hayashi   was   well   known   for   his   dynamic   fighting   skills.   He   was also   an   excellent   teacher   who   was   able   to   teach   each   little   detail   of any Bunkai. Teruo Hayashi did pass away 24. Septembre 2004. Kojo Ryu The   Art   of   martial   arts   of   the   Kojo   family   is   based   onto   chinese   roots and is known as a highly advanced Art. Matayoshi Ryu Matayoshi    Ryu    is    a    family    style    which    was    founded    by    Shinko Mataoyshi.   Matayoshi   Ryu   is   spread   worldwide.   A   gain   of   Shinpo Matayoshi, the son of the founder. Matayoshi   Ryu   is   based   on   very   clear   and   direct   techniques.   But   this demands good skills for precise timing. Motobu Ryu Motobu   Ryu   is   a   very   old   fighting   method   of   the   Motobu   family.   It has   become   famous   by   Choki   Motobu.   Though   the   family   style   wasn't handed   down   to   him,   because   he   was   the   second   son   of   the   family, he   did   become   an   well   known   master   of   the   Martial   Arts   and   an expert for Kumite. But   Seikich   Uehara   who   did   work   as   a   servant   for   the   family   did become   the   heir   of   the   style.   Seikich   Uehara   got   the   title   "Living treasure" one of the highest janpanes honours. Also   in   age   over   90   years   he   gave   lessons   of   this   amazing   Martial Art,    which    is    very    versatile    and    includes    also    techniques    which remind to the Art of Aikido. Ryukyu Kempo Yabiku   Moden   was   one   of   the   most   famous   masters   of   the   okinawan Kobudo.   He   did   learn   by   different   grand   masters   like   Yasutsune   Itosu (Shuri-te),   Chinen   Sanda   (Yamanni   Ryu)   and   Kanagusuku   Ufuchiku (Ufuchiku Ryu). Yabiku   Moden   was   the   teacher   of   Taira   Shinken.   And   it   was   Taira Shinken   who   did   save   a   lot   of   Kobudo   Kata   and   did   hand   them   down to   the   present   time.   The   heir   of   Yabiku   Moden's   style   was   Eisuke Akamine.   The   style   did   become   well   known   by   Motokatsu   Inoue,   who made several books about the weapons and Kata of Kobudo. Okinawa Kenpo The style was found by Shigeru Nakamura. Nakamura   did   learn   Karate   and   Kobudo   by   his   father   and   later   by   the masters   Kuniyoshi,   Kentsu   Yabu   and   Chomo   Hanashiro.   His   most important    student    was    Odo    Seikichi,    who    did    also    study    the Matayoshi Ryu. So   some   Kata   of   Tonfa   like   Odo   no   Tonfa   Ichi   and   Ni   are   based   on there versions of the Matayoshi-Ryu. Tesshinkan The   Tesshinkan   is   based   on   the   Kobudo   of   Yabiku   Moden   and   Eisuke Akamine. More       details       about       the       style       are       to       find       under http://www.tesshinkan.de Ufuchiku Kanagusuku   Ufuchiku,   also   known   as   Sanda   Ufuchuku,   was   the   chief of   the   police   department   of   Shuri.   From   Kanagusuku   is   known   that he   did   admire   the   king.   As   the   king   did   pass   away,   Kanagusuku   was ready   to   follow   him.   But   some   Kobudo   masters   did   please   him   to hand   down   his   knowledge   about   Kobudo.   So   he   did   accept   Shosei Kina    and    Yabiku    Moden    as    his    students.    After    he    did    gave    his knowledge   to   them,   Kanagusuku   did   celebrate   Harakiri   at   the   12. Octobre 1926. Yamanni was    founded    by    Chinen    Sanda    and    thought    to    be    lost    even    in Okinawa.   Yamanni   Ryu   is   very   different   to   the   most   of   the   other styles of Kobudo. Especially   the   techniques   with   the   Bo   are   very   fluid   and   dynamic. Though   they   show   a   lot   of   elegance   and   nearly   seems   to   be   like dancing. Yamanni Ryu is chinese roots and is a very old Art. A   famous   master   of   the   Art   is   Toshihiro   Oshiro,   who   did   learn   the Yamanni Ryu from master Kishaba. More Informationens about Yamanni Ryu are to find under: http://www.oshirodojo.com
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