🌀 Waza Type
Būki Waza
Buki-waza are weapon-based techniques involving tools such as the bokken, jo, or tanto.
📄 Techniques
Lower-Body Bokutō Defense Against an Ōdachi
Pressure Point Eagle Claw for Ikkajō Ippon Dōri (Ikkyō) – Picture
Sen Sen no Sen Wakizashi Throw with Bokutō Finish from Waki Kamae-like Stance
Shihō Nage with the Tantō – One-Hand Grab with Downward Strike Finish
Sode Dōri – Ikkyō Omote using the Katana Handle
Sode Dōri – Ikkyō Ura using the Katana Handle
Sode Dōri – Sokumen Irimi Nage as a Katana Draw/Cut
Staff-Like Use of the Ōdachi via Half-Sword Grip
Sumi Otoshi / Hiji Otoshi – passing under Uke’s Arm Variation
Sutemi from Uchi Kaiten Sankyo entry
Suwari Waza Iai Kata – Wakizashi Against Katana
Suwari Waza Iai Kata – Variation of Ike Dōri Kata with Wakizashi Against Katana
Suwari Waza Ikkyō Ura Preventing Wakizashi Draw
Tachi Dōri Koshi Nage from Kote Gaeshi
Tachi Dōri Koshi Nage from Shihō Nage
Tachi Dōri Koshi Nage with a Tantō
Tantō Dōri Koshi Nage from Shihō Nage (Uke’s Arm Extended)
Tantō Dōri Koshi Nage from Sumi Otoshi / Hiji Otoshi
Tsuba-zeriai Aiki Age – Aiki Sage
Tsuki – Bokutō Defense against Ōdachi
Tsuki with Ōdachi
Uchi Kaiten Nage with the Tantō – Downward Strike Finish
Ude Garami Nage from Ikkyō – Reverse-Direction Cut Variation
Wakizashi Throwing – Asayama Ichiden-ryū Iai Kata Variation
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