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Bujinkan 短刀払い技 Tantō Harai Waza Preview

From https://www.rojodojo.com A preview of my Bujinkan video exploring 短刀払い技 Tantō Harai Waza. We began with basic 小手 打ち Kote uchi warmup. We do this with the blade, the flat side, or even the back of the tantō. From here we began 体変払い技 taihen harai waza. After the kote uchi, we shift our body, allowing the tantō to sweep aside the opponent’s stab. This is not a block because we stay connected to the opponent in order to control before executing any counter. I added a subtle trick that I learned from Hatsumi Sensei in Japan which he called 指押さえ yubi osae. You extend a finger from the hilt of the knife then press, catch and control. This finger acts like the hook of a jutte, but can also catch clothing or even pinch a flesh grab. Soke tells us anytime we have a knife we shouldn’t show it to our opponent. It really should be 隠し武器 Kakushi Buki, acting as a hidden weapon. This is accomplished with a few special grips on the knife. Then we continue to use tantō harai waza and finger controls to sweep aside the opponent’s attack. Next, I showed the expression of this movement from 八字の構え hachiji no kamae. Here your whole body does the harai waza, sweeping aside the opponent himself as he attacks. Strike 雨戸 amado on both sides to fell the attacker. I take over the kukan while doing harai waza. It’s my whole body, but I hit specific targets with the knife or other fists. Even the elbow can strike to sweep the opponent aside. Then follow up with the knife as the attacker falls away. For the final advanced part of the class, I showed what Hatsumi Sensei calls 空気にするで Kūki ni surude. Here instead of sweeping the attack aside, you “air it out,” or make the attack into air. This requires a subtle use of kyojitsu to nullify the opponent’s attack.