Comparison of kobudō styles

Comparison of kobudō styles

This table compares styles of kobudō. The weapons practiced by each style are listed. The styles listed below may practice strictly weapons, or may practice another martial arts (usually karate) as well.

Generally, weapons systems are not as formalized as karate systems. Some karate systems include weapons standard in their curriculum, while others may offer weapons training optionally. Some individual schools may teach additional weapons not necessarily taught by others in their system.

Although many karate systems do not formally include weapons, individual schools may chose to teach kobudō. These karate systems may or may not be listed here.

Primary martial art
practiced
Origin Required Weapons
Bo Sai Tonfa Kama Eku Nunchaku Kuwa Tinbe-Rochin Sansetsukon Nunti Tekko Yari Suruchin
Chitō-ryū Karate Japan and Okinawa ? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Keichu-ryū; Keichu Do Karate USA ? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Isshin-ryū Karate Okinawa yes Yes Yes Yes
Matayoshi N/A Okinawa Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Ryūei-ryū Karate Okinawa yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Motobu-ryū Karate Okinawa ? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Ryūkyū N/A Okinawa Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Shōrin-ryū Karate Okinawa yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Shuri-ryū Karate Okinawa 2 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yamanni ryu N/A Okinawa Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yōshūkai karate Karate Japan and Okinawa ? Yes Yes Yes

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