https://ohaga.blogspot.jp/2005/12/take-no-uchi-dojo.html
竹内道場 - Take no Uchi Dojo - Takenouchi
たけのうち 道場
大垪和の和田北にも竹内の支部道場があります。
大垪和西の棚田を見下ろすところです。
建部の道場 Training hall in Takebe
角石谷（ついしだに）Tsuishidani 地区に、発祥の地があります。
大垪和と建部のさかいの森の中にあります。
Wadamura 和田村（2016 現在の岡山市建部町和田南）
http://www.geocities.jp/minamoto_hitotsugu/soukesoudenke.html
- reference source : www.city.okayama.jp/kitaku -
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........................................ 竹内流宗家道場
- - - 竹内藤一郎久宗先生 Takenouchi Toichiro Hisamune
〒709-3104 岡山県御津郡建部町角石谷1125 ℡0867-22-3380
竹内流発祥の地
竹内流宗家道場 - All about the Main Dojo in Takebe
大和流古武道探検隊 Yamato-ryu style
- reference source : hanatenseitai.at.webry.info -
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垪和族と竹内族 - The Haga Clan
(大垪和 道の駅の資料)
四百数十年の歴史を持ち、日本最古の古武道流派の一つとされる竹内流の歴史、系譜、技術についての記録。
目次：
流儀公開を歓ぶ（小笠原清信）
貴重な遺産竹内流（加藤武徳）
期待の秘伝書（嘉納履正）
現代に生きる竹内流（長野重雄）
発刊を祝して（長野士郎）
竹内流をたたえる（松前重義）
ーーー 天狗山の新道場 The new Dojo at Tenguyama
- Read the full text here :
- reference source : hanmyouken.net -
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宮棒 Miyaboo Stick Fighting at Sakai, Misaki, Okayama
境の秋祭り2005 － Autumn Festival in Sakai 2005
垪和郷三之宮 － 八幡神社 三宮 Hachiman Shrine (San no miya)
（道の駅の資料 より）
In Sakai, the fighters wear masks of a Tengu, mountain goblin.
This is maybe related to the Tengu from Atagoyama.
竹内流の道場には神棚があり、流儀の守護神である愛宕神を祀っています（公共施設の道場においては、神棚がない場合があります）。
「愛宕山大権現、御摩利支天王、秋葉三尺坊、十二天狗、八天狗、アビラウンケンソワカ、アビラウンケンソワカ」。
Atagoyama Daigongen, 12 great Tengu, Eight Tengu . . .
愛宕火伏面 Hibuse Mask from Atago
羽黒天狗面 Tengu Mask from Haguro
これらの愛宕信仰、真利支天崇拝、天狗信仰は、すべて修験道の世界と重なり合います。山伏たちは、教養人として尊敬され、農耕儀礼にも多く関与し、その奉ずる信仰が垪和郷を含む吉備高原各地に根付いたといわれています。
- reference source :geocities.jp/minamoto_hitotsugu -
棒遣い bo-tsukai 棒術 - 竹内流古武道
- More photos :
- reference source : blog.goo.ne.jp/h7himawari/e -
. Tengupedia - 天狗ペディア - Tengu ABC-List .
Tengu Otoshi from Asayama Ichiden Ryu
- source : takenouchi ryu demonstration -
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The Takeuchi-ryu is considered among one of the oldest extant martial arts of Japan, and is often referred to as the "father" of Japanese grappling arts. In the following pages will be some information about the history, techniques, philosophy and organization of the Takeuchi-ryu.
To date, there remains but a handful of Takeuchi-ryu (also known as Takenouchi-ryu) dojo in Japan connected to the Bitchu-den, Honke or Sodenke linse.
According to the Takeuchi-ryu Shoden Mokuroku of the Chofukan Dojo, the Takeuchi family were originally Kyoto nobility. Takeuchi Yukiharu was the fourth family head to hold the lands of Harima as "managers" (shigo), from which they derived a tax base. One of his sons was Takeuchi Hisamori, the founder of our system. At the time of Hisamori's gempuku (coming of age rites), the main Takeuchi family residence was located somewhere near the intersection of Karasuma and Imadegawa Streets, in Kyoto. Because of the tumultuous nature of the warring era, Hisamori eventually became the lord of Ichinosejo Castle, in Mimasaku Province, at the age of 29.
In order to better himself in the art of swordsmanship, Hisamori secluded himself and trained at Sannomiya Shrine, in Haga-gun (gun is a sub-district of a province). Legends say that he "wielded a bokken (wooden sword) of some two-shaku, four-sun length, rather long for someone of his short stature," swung it about, trained, and developed the family's swordsmanship style, most probably based on older systems. Hisamori trained for six days and six nights. What follows, Takeuchi documents note, happened some 460 years ago, or in Temmon Gannen (1532 A.D.), in the sixth month, evening of the 24th day.
Exhausted, Hisamori used his bokken as a pillow and fell asleep. Suddenly, Hisamori was awakened by a vision. A mountain priest with a flowing beard and white hair appeared to him. The being said, "When you meet the enemy, in that instant, life and death are decided. That is what is called hyoho (military strategy)."
The being cut Hisamori's long bokken into two pieces, creating short daggers. "Place this in your belt and call it kogusoku," the being said. The apparition then instructed Hisamori in the use of the short sword in grappling and close-in combat. It also taught Hisamori how to capture and bind an enemy without killing him. These methods were called the Shinden Toride Gokajo ("The five precepts of grappling derived from Heaven").
The details and origins of this ryu (martial system) creation myth is ancient; one of the first written accounts of it occurs in the Kesho Kogoden, the family records of the Takeuchi family, as well as the Soshi No Kengetsu, a document about the origins of the ryu.
Hisamori believed that the vision was related to the guardian deity
Atago-no-kami 愛宕の神, who was worshipped at Mount Atago.
That is how the ryu's guardian spirit became Atago-san. At the age of 64, Hisamori officially passed on the headmastership of the ryu to his son Hisakatsu, and subsequently to his grandson, Hisayoshi. In latter years, before the modern era, the ryu spread out throughout Japan and held thousands of students. It also became the foundation for many different jujutsu ryu.
Above quote from : Origins of the Takeuchi-ryu kobudo
竹内流備中伝松風館道場
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Hinoshita Toride Kaizan Takenouchi Ryū (Japanese: 日下捕手開山竹内流) is one of the oldest, if not the first, jujutsu koryu in Japan. It was founded in 1532, the first year of Tenbun on the twenty-fourth of the sixth lunar month by Takenouchi Chūnagon Daijō Nakatsukasadaiyū Hisamori, the lord of Ichinose Castle in Sakushū.
Although it is famous for its jujutsu, Takenouchi Ryū is actually a complete system of martial arts including armed grappling (yoroi kumiuchi), staff (bojutsu), sword (kenjutsu), sword drawing (iaijutsu), glaive (naginatajutsu), iron fan (tessenjutsu), restraining rope (hojojutsu), and resuscitation techniques (sakkatsuhō). Its jujutsu techniques have been influential in the founding of many other schools in Japan. Takenouchi Ryū is still actively transmitted today by members of the Takenouchi family, as well as by other groups both within and outside of Japan.
Read more in the Wikipedia
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Takenouchi-ryu - Introduction
Systems:
jujutsu (torite, koshi no mawari, kogusoku); hade; bojutsu (rokushaku bo, jo); kenjutsu (odachi, kodachi, tanto, aikuchi/kaiken); iaijutsu (odachi, kodachi, tanto, aikuchi/kaiken); hojojutsu (hobaku); naginatajutsu; tessenjutsu; sakkatsuho
Founded: late Muromachi period (1532)
Founded by: Takenouchi Chunagon Daijo Hisamori
Present representative/headmaster:
...................................Takenouchi Toichiro Hisamune, 14th headmaster; Takenouchi Tojuro Hisatake, 13th sodenke
Primarily located in: Okayama Prefecture
http://www.koryu.com/guide/takenouchi.html
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- - - 宮棒 Miyaboo Stick Fighting
Wadakita Ichinomiya Hachimangu 2016
- - - - - Look at more photos from
- Hiromi Miyao -
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
棒遣い bo-tsukai 棒術 - 竹内流古武道
- More photos :
- reference source : blog.goo.ne.jp/h7himawari/e -
. Tengupedia - 天狗ペディア - Tengu ABC-List .
竹内道場 - Take no Uchi Dojo - Takenouchi
たけのうち 道場
大垪和の和田北にも竹内の支部道場があります。
大垪和西の棚田を見下ろすところです。
建部の道場 Training hall in Takebe
角石谷（ついしだに）Tsuishidani 地区に、発祥の地があります。
大垪和と建部のさかいの森の中にあります。
Wadamura 和田村（2016 現在の岡山市建部町和田南）
http://www.geocities.jp/minamoto_hitotsugu/soukesoudenke.html
- reference source : www.city.okayama.jp/kitaku -
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
........................................ 竹内流宗家道場
- - - 竹内藤一郎久宗先生 Takenouchi Toichiro Hisamune
〒709-3104 岡山県御津郡建部町角石谷1125 ℡0867-22-3380
竹内流発祥の地
竹内流宗家道場 - All about the Main Dojo in Takebe
大和流古武道探検隊 Yamato-ryu style
- reference source : hanatenseitai.at.webry.info -
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
垪和族と竹内族 - The Haga Clan
(大垪和 道の駅の資料)
四百数十年の歴史を持ち、日本最古の古武道流派の一つとされる竹内流の歴史、系譜、技術についての記録。
目次：
流儀公開を歓ぶ（小笠原清信）
貴重な遺産竹内流（加藤武徳）
期待の秘伝書（嘉納履正）
現代に生きる竹内流（長野重雄）
発刊を祝して（長野士郎）
竹内流をたたえる（松前重義）
ーーー 天狗山の新道場 The new Dojo at Tenguyama
- Read the full text here :
- reference source : hanmyouken.net -
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
宮棒 Miyaboo Stick Fighting at Sakai, Misaki, Okayama
境の秋祭り2005 － Autumn Festival in Sakai 2005
垪和郷三之宮 － 八幡神社 三宮 Hachiman Shrine (San no miya)
（道の駅の資料 より）
In Sakai, the fighters wear masks of a Tengu, mountain goblin.
This is maybe related to the Tengu from Atagoyama.
竹内流の道場には神棚があり、流儀の守護神である愛宕神を祀っています（公共施設の道場においては、神棚がない場合があります）。
「愛宕山大権現、御摩利支天王、秋葉三尺坊、十二天狗、八天狗、アビラウンケンソワカ、アビラウンケンソワカ」。
Atagoyama Daigongen, 12 great Tengu, Eight Tengu . . .
愛宕火伏面 Hibuse Mask from Atago
羽黒天狗面 Tengu Mask from Haguro
これらの愛宕信仰、真利支天崇拝、天狗信仰は、すべて修験道の世界と重なり合います。山伏たちは、教養人として尊敬され、農耕儀礼にも多く関与し、その奉ずる信仰が垪和郷を含む吉備高原各地に根付いたといわれています。
- reference source :geocities.jp/minamoto_hitotsugu -
棒遣い bo-tsukai 棒術 - 竹内流古武道
- More photos :
- reference source : blog.goo.ne.jp/h7himawari/e -
. Tengupedia - 天狗ペディア - Tengu ABC-List .
Tengu Otoshi from Asayama Ichiden Ryu
- source : takenouchi ryu demonstration -
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
The Takeuchi-ryu is considered among one of the oldest extant martial arts of Japan, and is often referred to as the "father" of Japanese grappling arts. In the following pages will be some information about the history, techniques, philosophy and organization of the Takeuchi-ryu.
To date, there remains but a handful of Takeuchi-ryu (also known as Takenouchi-ryu) dojo in Japan connected to the Bitchu-den, Honke or Sodenke linse.
According to the Takeuchi-ryu Shoden Mokuroku of the Chofukan Dojo, the Takeuchi family were originally Kyoto nobility. Takeuchi Yukiharu was the fourth family head to hold the lands of Harima as "managers" (shigo), from which they derived a tax base. One of his sons was Takeuchi Hisamori, the founder of our system. At the time of Hisamori's gempuku (coming of age rites), the main Takeuchi family residence was located somewhere near the intersection of Karasuma and Imadegawa Streets, in Kyoto. Because of the tumultuous nature of the warring era, Hisamori eventually became the lord of Ichinosejo Castle, in Mimasaku Province, at the age of 29.
In order to better himself in the art of swordsmanship, Hisamori secluded himself and trained at Sannomiya Shrine, in Haga-gun (gun is a sub-district of a province). Legends say that he "wielded a bokken (wooden sword) of some two-shaku, four-sun length, rather long for someone of his short stature," swung it about, trained, and developed the family's swordsmanship style, most probably based on older systems. Hisamori trained for six days and six nights. What follows, Takeuchi documents note, happened some 460 years ago, or in Temmon Gannen (1532 A.D.), in the sixth month, evening of the 24th day.
Exhausted, Hisamori used his bokken as a pillow and fell asleep. Suddenly, Hisamori was awakened by a vision. A mountain priest with a flowing beard and white hair appeared to him. The being said, "When you meet the enemy, in that instant, life and death are decided. That is what is called hyoho (military strategy)."
The being cut Hisamori's long bokken into two pieces, creating short daggers. "Place this in your belt and call it kogusoku," the being said. The apparition then instructed Hisamori in the use of the short sword in grappling and close-in combat. It also taught Hisamori how to capture and bind an enemy without killing him. These methods were called the Shinden Toride Gokajo ("The five precepts of grappling derived from Heaven").
The details and origins of this ryu (martial system) creation myth is ancient; one of the first written accounts of it occurs in the Kesho Kogoden, the family records of the Takeuchi family, as well as the Soshi No Kengetsu, a document about the origins of the ryu.
Hisamori believed that the vision was related to the guardian deity
Atago-no-kami 愛宕の神, who was worshipped at Mount Atago.
That is how the ryu's guardian spirit became Atago-san. At the age of 64, Hisamori officially passed on the headmastership of the ryu to his son Hisakatsu, and subsequently to his grandson, Hisayoshi. In latter years, before the modern era, the ryu spread out throughout Japan and held thousands of students. It also became the foundation for many different jujutsu ryu.
Above quote from : Origins of the Takeuchi-ryu kobudo
竹内流備中伝松風館道場
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Hinoshita Toride Kaizan Takenouchi Ryū (Japanese: 日下捕手開山竹内流) is one of the oldest, if not the first, jujutsu koryu in Japan. It was founded in 1532, the first year of Tenbun on the twenty-fourth of the sixth lunar month by Takenouchi Chūnagon Daijō Nakatsukasadaiyū Hisamori, the lord of Ichinose Castle in Sakushū.
Although it is famous for its jujutsu, Takenouchi Ryū is actually a complete system of martial arts including armed grappling (yoroi kumiuchi), staff (bojutsu), sword (kenjutsu), sword drawing (iaijutsu), glaive (naginatajutsu), iron fan (tessenjutsu), restraining rope (hojojutsu), and resuscitation techniques (sakkatsuhō). Its jujutsu techniques have been influential in the founding of many other schools in Japan. Takenouchi Ryū is still actively transmitted today by members of the Takenouchi family, as well as by other groups both within and outside of Japan.
Read more in the Wikipedia
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Takenouchi-ryu - Introduction
Systems:
jujutsu (torite, koshi no mawari, kogusoku); hade; bojutsu (rokushaku bo, jo); kenjutsu (odachi, kodachi, tanto, aikuchi/kaiken); iaijutsu (odachi, kodachi, tanto, aikuchi/kaiken); hojojutsu (hobaku); naginatajutsu; tessenjutsu; sakkatsuho
Founded: late Muromachi period (1532)
Founded by: Takenouchi Chunagon Daijo Hisamori
Present representative/headmaster:
...................................Takenouchi Toichiro Hisamune, 14th headmaster; Takenouchi Tojuro Hisatake, 13th sodenke
Primarily located in: Okayama Prefecture
http://www.koryu.com/guide/takenouchi.html
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
- - - 宮棒 Miyaboo Stick Fighting
Wadakita Ichinomiya Hachimangu 2016
- - - - - Look at more photos from
- Hiromi Miyao -
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
棒遣い bo-tsukai 棒術 - 竹内流古武道
- More photos :
- reference source : blog.goo.ne.jp/h7himawari/e -
. Tengupedia - 天狗ペディア - Tengu ABC-List .
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