Hawaii Karate Museum Book Collection, Kobudo, Weapons Books Hawaii Karate Museum Book Collection Kobudo Books Books Sorted by Decades or Subject 1940's How to Use the Yawara Stick by Professor F. Matsuyama published in 1948 78 pages 1950's Zukai Setsumei Goshin-Jutsu: Kobudo Kenpo Karate Katsuyo Self-Defense Explained with Illustrations: Kobudo Kenpo Karate Usage (or Application) by Takaaki Hotta (or Giken Horida) Shihan of Sokaku-ryu Budo Published by Bunkaido (Tokyo) November 30, 1952 (Showa 27) 179 pages Japanese language box cover cover publishing date page 1960's Ryukyu no Buyo Dance of Ryukyu and Self-Defense Dances by Seihin Yamanouchi March 15, 1963 (Showa 38) 266 pages Japanese and some English language donated by Dr. Gordon Warner The Kashi-No-Bo Technique by Claude St. Denise Key Publishing Company 1964 64 pages donated by Ryukyu Kobudo Taikan Encyclopedia of Ryukyu Kobudo by Shinken Taira 1964 (Showa 39) Japanese language donated by Mrs. And Sensei box cover book cover title page publishing date page English translation of Ryukyu Kobudo Taiken (by Shinken Taira) entiled The Encyclopedia of Okinawan Kobudo by Patrick and Yuriko McCarthy International Ryukyu Karate Research Society 1994 135 pages donated by Sensei Clubs in Self Defense and Mob Control by John E.

Anketell Monadnock Lifetime Products, Inc. 1968 24 pages donated by Spike and Chain: Japanese Fighting Arts by Charles V. Gruzanski 1968 Charles E. 103 pages donated by Russell Ogata Ancient Martial Arts of the Ryuku Islands Series I: The Basic Formal Exercise of Nunchaku by Ryusho Sakagami Tokaido Co.

1968 14 pages Japanese and English 1970's Shin Ryukyu Budo Nunchaku by Busen Arakawa Showa 45 (August 1, 1970) 140 pages Japanese language donated by Mrs. Jodo Kyohan Master Text of Jodo (Short Staff) by __________________ Showa 45 (1970) 54 pages, plus foldout Japanese language donated by Russell Ogata The First Book on Nunchaku for Self-Defense by Hansel S. Crack Do Epoka Lodowcowa 3. Kaneshiro 1971 The Bankers Print 82 pages Kaneshiro Sensei was born and raised in Hawaii. Download Cardo Door Ultra S Manual.

Matsubayashi ryu also incorporates the use of Okinawan weapons, in a term called kobudo. Okinawan kobudo uses the same stances and theory of movement as karate kata.