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鷹の舞 Taka no Mai (The Hawk Dance)
鷹 Taka meaning: Japanese Hawk vs Falcon Taka no Mai (Hawk Dance) is an excellent exercise for basic physical strength, and it needs very little space. The side-to-side rock works the legs, but that is not all it trains. Shifting weight over the toes …
CANE SELF DEFENCE with MATS HJELM
CANE SELF DEFENCE with MATS HJELM was filmed at TANRENKAI 5 Workshop in September 2026 in Stockholm. After two films […]
Memories of Jesse
I don’t know what to say. Last week I got terrible news. One of my senior students and friends passed away. He had been an integral member of our dojo since around 2009 when he started as a white belt. I watched him and his son grow as they trai…
摩利支天法 Marishiten-hō (document from 1698)
摩利支天法 Marishiten-hō Introduction to the Translation This translation presents the complete text of a handwritten Japanese manuscript of the Marishiten-hō (摩利支天法), the Ritual Method of Marishiten. The original is a short manuscript of eleven leaves he…
太公望と天津蹈鞴 Taikōbō and the Amatsu Tatara
I once read that the Amatsu Tatara scrolls themselves were said to have come from the belly of a fish. That single detail made the old Chinese legend of Lü Shang leap off the page. Three thousand years ago, the sage known as Taigong Wang fished for y…

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