Yamanni-ry? (???) (also Yamanni-Chinen-ry? and Yamane Ryu) is a form of Okinawan kobud? whose main weapon is the bo, a non-tapered, cylindrical staff. The smaller buki, such as sai, tunfa (or tonfa), nunchaku, and kama (weapon) are studied as secondary weapons.
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Lineage
Tradition maintains that Sakugawa Kanga, entrusted with the protection of prominent Ry?ky? families, had studied the art in China. Later he lived in Akata village in Shuri, Okinawa. Sakugawa developed the style in the late 18th century. He passed it on to the Chinen family, beginning with Chinen Umikana. Sanda Chinen (1842-1925), also known as Yamani USUMEI and Yamane TANMEI, introduced the "bouncing" motion of the staff which is the style's hallmark. His grandson, Masami Chinen, named the style after him.
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Ry?ky? Bujutsu Kenkyu Doyukai
In 1979 Chogi Kishaba, a student of Masami Chinen, sent his student, Toshihiro Oshiro, to the United States. In 1985 they founded the Ry?ky? Bujutsu Kenkyu Doyukai or RBKD (Association for the Study and Research of Okinawan Martial Arts) for the purpose of bringing Yamanni-ry? to the West. Kishaba is the head of the RBKD. Shihan Oshiro (8th dan, Yamanni-ry?; 9th dan, Sh?rin-ry?) is the Chief Instructor of RBKD USA and its West Coast Director. The Midwest Director is Kiyoshi Nishime. Oshiro gives seminars in Yamanni-ry? in the U.S. and around the world.
The Yamanni-ry? patch is based on an Okinawan mon. It is similar to the mon of the Takeda clan.
Yammani-ry? is a fluid style that is frequently taught to advanced students. Occasionally it is taught as a supplementary style to other Okinawan kobud?, such Kenshin-ry?. Students of Shotokan and Shito-ry? karate will frequently learn Yammani-ry? kobud?, either through their own sensei or via seminars held by Shihan Oshiro both at his home dojo and abroad.
Kata
Introductory:
Donyukon Ich
Donyukon Ni
Beginner:
Choun No Kun Sho
Choun No Kun Dai
Novice:
Shuji no Kun Sho
Shuji no Kun Dai
Intermediate:
Ryubi no Kun
Sakagawa No Kun
Advanced:
Shirataru no Kun
Tomari Shirataru no Kun
Yunigawa no Kun / Yonegawa no Kun / Hidari Bo
Shinakachi no Kun / Sunakake no Kun
Chikin Bo / Tsuken Bo
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