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Feudal Japanese police devices
Metsubushi (Japanese: 目潰し; lit. "eye closers") or gantsubushi are a variety of implements and techniques that were used in feudal Japan by samurai police
Metsubushi
Throwable Japanese concealed weapon
weapon used by samurai or ninja or in martial arts as a hidden dagger or metsubushi to distract or misdirect. The origins of the bo-shuriken in Japan are
Shuriken
1603–1868 period in Japanese policing
their execution. Sodegarami Sasumata Tsukubo Kanamuchi Kiriko no bo Tetto Metsubushi Jitte: an iron or wooden club or truncheon, the jitte was a non-lethal
Edo_period_police
Techniques and skills used by ninja
and teppo jutsu (firearms). The happō, a small eggshell filled with metsubushi (blinding powder), was also used to facilitate escape. Perceived control
Ninjutsu
Modern Shurikenjustu school
Uchi Ne Uchi Fundō Kusarijutsu Kamae Fuko Zanshin Osame Hikitori Waza Metsubushi Yokomen Uchi Yokoichi Monji Kesa Uchi Hachinoji Uchi Japan: Tōkyō (Honbu
Meifu_Shinkage-ryū
Housings and associated fittings that hold the blade of a Japanese sword
contents. According to Hatsumi Masaaki, Some shikomi-zue also concealed metsubushi, chains, hooks, and many other things. Shikomi-zue could be carried in
Japanese_sword_mountings
Japanese horse saddle
Bo-hiya Ōdzutsu Tanegashima Improvised and other weapons Kama Kiseru Metsubushi Ono Ōtsuchi Shobo Suntetsu Signal devices Gunbai Hata-jirushi Horagai
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Japanese traditional stirrup
Bo-hiya Ōdzutsu Tanegashima Improvised and other weapons Kama Kiseru Metsubushi Ono Ōtsuchi Shobo Suntetsu Signal devices Gunbai Hata-jirushi Horagai
Abumi_(stirrup)
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