The Great Onisaburo Deguchi Book by Kyotaro Deguchi Masaru Iwasa and many other techniques

and many other techniques

amateur and a way to globally see the martial arts that is characteristic of Bruce Lee´s Jeet Kune Do

The resulting gash from Obata-kaiso's performance measured 13 cm

Techniques: Kirioshi no Koto (Cut-down Techniques)

an interesting section on ground fighting

The Great Onisaburo Deguchi Book by Kyotaro Deguchi Masaru Iwasa and many other techniquesOnisaburo Deguchi, although little known in the West, was a giant among religious leaders of twentieth century Japan. The Omoto faith, of which he was the driving force, is the most important of the "new religions" of Japan. At its zenith, the Omoto counted among its ranks some two million adherents and exerted a major impact on the political and religious affairs of prewar Japan. The scope of Onisaburo's life and achievements is truly superhuman. A