🌀 Waza Type
Būki Waza
Buki-waza are weapon-based techniques involving tools such as the bokken, jo, or tanto.
📄 Techniques

Jūken Dōri – Kokyū Nage – Forward Drop Redirection Variation

Jūken Dōri – Kokyū Nage – Forward Overextension Variation

Jūken Dōri – Kokyū Nage – Turning Lever Variation

Jūken Dōri – Sokumen Irimi Nage – 45° Entry

Jūken Dōri – Ude Kime Nage

Ken tai Ken – Kote Gaeshi with Ōdachi

Kendō Tsuba-zeriai Harai Tsurikomi Ashi-like Sweep

Kokyū Nage – Christian Tissier Variation (similar to Ura Otoshi)

Kokyū Nage Preventing Katana Draw – Tsuka Grab with downward-to-forward drop

Kote Gaeshi with the Tantō – Tantō Wrist Control Variation

Lower-Body Bokutō Defense Against an Ōdachi

Muna Dōri – Kokyū Nage with the Tessen (Metal Fan) – Arm/Back Lever and Jaw/Neck Kyushō Pin Variation

Muna Dōri – Nikyō with the Tessen (Metal Fan) – Pre-Grab Step-Back Variation

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 Tantō Downward Strike Finish Variation

Shōmen Uchi – Kote Gaeshi with the Tessen (Metal Fan)

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
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