Jinenkan Jinenkan Bikenjutsu is a term used in Bujinkan , Genbukan and Jinenkan and its offshoots for a style concerning sword arts. ...more on Wikipedia about "Bikenjutsu"
(Gyokko Ryu) The waza (techniques), kata (forms), etc are written in the densho (scroll) in a particular order, which is the order that they should be learnt, master one before moving on to the other. The densho is organised according to the following levels: ...more on Wikipedia about "Gyokko Ryu"
Jinenkan is one of three organizations teaching Takamatsu-den martial arts (see X-kan). The incumbent headmaster is Unsui (Fumio) Manaka. The school teaches taijutsu, bikenjutsu, bojutsu, sojutsu, naginatajutsu, tantojutsu, tessenjutsu, juttejutsu, kusarigama, and more. ...more on Wikipedia about "Jinenkan"
Koto Ryu is a school of koppojutsu (bone striking, or bone breaking). It is a martial art. ...more on Wikipedia about "Koto Ryu"
Kukishin Ryu is a samurai school of jujutsu, Yoroi Kumiuchi (Grappling in Samurai armour), kenjutsu, bojutsu, sojutsu, naginatajutsu, juttejutsu, Bo-ryaku (Strategy), and Sui Ren in Ka Ren (Use of water and fire), bajutsu. The Kukishin Samurai were naval warriors, the techniques were designed to be used on a slippery, rocking boat. One training method that is sometimes used today, is to practice on frozen surfaces or ball bearings. ...more on Wikipedia about "Kukishin Ryu"
Shinden Fudo Ryu is a school of dakentaijutsu and jutaijutsu/ jujutsu. Shinden Fudo Ryu has many body conditioning methods using items found in nature. The school also teaches Ono (a very large axe), Otsuchi (a very large hammer), and Odachi (a huge sword). ...more on Wikipedia about "Shinden Fudo Ryu"
Takagi Yoshin Ryu is a jujutsu school. The techniques are designed and applied in a very fast manner so the opponent cannot roll or escape. It is believed that it was a school for bodyguards. ...more on Wikipedia about "Takagi Yoshin Ryu"
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The Togakure ryu is a ninjutsu ryuha that some Bujinkan practitioners claim was founded at least 900 years ago by Daisuke Nishina (Togakure), who had learned shugendo practices as well as hakuun ryu ninjutsu from Kagakure Doshi. That Daisuke Nishina ever existed, cannot be verified from written history. ...more on Wikipedia about "Togakure Ryu"
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