“Purpose of Practice: Considering the usual consitution and the common character of women, these self-defense techniques have been formalized in order to aim at training the powers of courage, the staid character, demonstrating the decisive ability in time of need, and defending themselves from danger at any moment. Ushiro-kubi-himo-jime (rear neck rope choke).Shishi-gyaku-dori (reverse four finger hold).Ryo-te-kata-te-dori (double hand wrist hold).Kata-te-tekubi-dori (single hand wrist hold).Mae-shizume, Migi-shizume, Hidari-shizume (front, right and left sinking down).Migi-maware, Hidari-maware (right and left turn about).Migi-harai, Hidari-harai (right and left sweep).Migi-mae-sabaki, Hidari-mae-sabaki (right and left forward movement).

Migi-sabaki, Hidari-sabaki (right and left movement).

Jiro Nango constructed the Joshi Goshinho because he thought there was a need to preserve the self-defense techniques for the women in the Women’s Division.” Tai-sabaki When it did operate, it was under some restrictions so the goshin waza weren’t taught. And after WWII ended, with the Occupation forces, the Kodokan couldn’t operate at all for a while. To that end, a lot of the old methods of goshinjutsu were hidden away and weren’t publicly taught any more. The kuji-in (Chinese: ), also known as Nine Hand Seals, is a system of mudras and associated mantras that consist of nine syllables. Kano had been concerned about the Kodokan being taken over by the military as a place to train soldiers for combat. He managed the Kodokan through the World War II years. The self-Defense Method of Kyuzo Mifune, KUJI GOSHIN BOU. Cunningham, “The Joshi Goshinho was the construction of Jiro Nango, who was Kano’s nephew and who took over the directorship of the Kodokan after Kano died. Defensa personal femenina del judo Tradicional., Traditional Kodokan Judo.

This kata originated in 1943 and was created by the second president of the Kodokan Judo Institute.

Kuji goshin ho