- A
bokken (木剣, bok(u), "wood", and ken, "sword") (or a bokutō 木刀) is a ****anese
wooden sword used for
training in kenjutsu. It is
usually the size and shape...
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oversized bokken, or
wooden sword,
which was 110
centimetres (43 in) long.
Musashi had supposedly[according to whom?]
fashioned the long
bokken, a type...
- wood used in a
shinai distinguishes it from
other wooden swords such as a
bokken (木剣),
which is
generally made of heavier, s****ier wood. The
earliest use...
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Caroline "
Bokken" L****on (7
January 1871 – 3
August 1970) was a
Norwegian concert and
cabaret singer. She is
known for
starting the Oslo
cabaret Chat Noir...
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throws and
joint locks. It also
includes a
weapons system encomp****ing the
bokken, tantō and jō.
Aikido derives mainly from the
martial art of Daitō-ryū Aiki-jūjutsu...
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changed his name to Ono Tadaaki,
despite Ittōsai
being armed with a
wooden bokken and
Tenzen using a
traditional steel katana. Ittōsai
wielded his weapon...
- A suburitō (素振り刀) is a type of
bokken, a
wooden practice sword originating in ****an and used in ****anese
martial arts.
Suburi (素振り; literally, "basic or...
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student and
teacher use
bokken (木剣),
except in some
demonstrations which use
blunted katana. The
first seven kata use tachi, a long
bokken, for both student...
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Musashi disgraced a
former sword master by
using such a
technique with a
bokken, but
there are no
descriptions mentioning "In one" timing.[citation needed]...
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Miyamoto Musashi in his prime,
wielding two
bokken.
Woodblock print by
Utagawa Kuniyoshi...
