Shotokan Tiger Neckless

Shotokan karate necklace looks like a tiger assuming an aggressive stance. The tiger symbolizes strength, power and endurance that are gained through hard training.

Brand new condition.

Tatami Edge/Trim (Heri)

Tatami has been an essential part of traditional Japanese interiors for centuries.

A tatami edge (called “tatami heri” in Japanese) is a fabric trim sewn along the borders of tatami mats.

In recent years, tatami heri has gained popularity as a unique and versatile material for handmade crafts and projects.

Width: 7cm (approx. 3 in)

Length: approx. 18+ yards.

Made in Japan.

Brand new condition.

Meijin DOJO Uniform
embroidered shobayashiryu left chest
black thread kaisho

1.5 inch Cotton Red Belt
*Red belts can measure approximately
4 inches shorter than the size chart indicates.
*Some belts may have Deshi or Tenki labels which,
originally, Meijin was called.

The Lost Samurai School
by Antony Cummins with Mieko Koizumi

This stunning English translation of a medieval Japanese text is an illustrated martial arts manual and a historical account of the teachings of a samurai grandmaster Available for the first time in English, this book explores the essential practices of the samurai school known as Mubyoshi Ryu.

384 page 6” x 9”

The Sambo Encyclopedia
by Steve Scott

A fast and powerful style that excels in throwing and ground fighting Sambo is considered one of the most effective, technically diverse, and dynamic modern sport fighting styles ever devised. Developed in the Soviet Union and based on Kodokan Judo and wrestling, sambo emphasizes utility over aesthetics. The end result is a fast paced and powerful system that excels in both throwing and ground fighting.

Self Defence for Today vol. 1
by Paul Crompton

New but store return.

A book which breaks new ground in a subject which concerns many people in today's society. For a long time, self defence has been seen as an offshoot of the martial arts of the East, such as Karate, Judo, Kung-fu and Ju-jutsu. Author Paul Crompton, born 1936, has spent most of his life in studying and teaching martial arts, and after much effort has come forward with this new approach to self defence which members of the public can quickly absorb.

Shotokan Karate Advanced Kata
by Keinosuke Enoeda

Volume 3 of a series of instructional kata books produced in London during the early 1980s that are universally considered the very best of their type. Includes the Shotokan Kata: Gojushiho-Sho, Gojushiho-Dai, Nijushiho, Tekki-Sandan and Tekki-Nidan.

The book is in A4 size (8.27 × 11.69 inches) 112 pages and covers the Shotokan Kata: Gojushiho-Sho, Gojushiho-Dai, Nijushiho, Tekki-Sandan and Tekki-Nidan.

Condition: New but store return.

Dyamic Kicking
by Masafumi Shiomitsu

An uncompromising and dynamic presentation of the techniques that made the author a feared adversary on four continents. A superbly produced master text that stands alone in its field.

132 page 6” x 9”

Shadow of the Ninja
by Katsumi Toda

Without a doubt the best-selling book of its type ever published. The tale of the lone samurai and the Tomokatsu ninja clan is set against the actual history of the period, lavishly illustrated with line drawings, and packed with authentic martial arts action.

132 pages 6” x 9”

Revenge of The Shogun’s Ninja
by Katsumi Toda

The sequel to the “Shadow” and almost as popular, the fast paced martial action in this novel is martial arts authentic and historically correct. A great read!

112 pages 6” x 9”

Ninja Death Vow
by Katsumi Toda

Nunchaku-
Entraînment Dynamique
by Hirokazu Kanazawa

French Language Edition

A real collector’s item, the French language edition of Kanazawa Sensei’s best selling manual on nunchaku training that is regarded as a martial arts classic. Includes everything from basic techniques to kata in clear photographs, with stance diagrams and performance notes.

7” x 10” 180 pages

• Goju Ryu Karate: An Interview with An’ichi Miyagi • Taekwondo: An Historical Appraisal
• Karate First Day Covers: The Naihanchi Stamp
• Notes on Bassai Kata
• Okinawa Kata Classification
• A Meeting with Chosei Motobu
• Sub Lu Tang: Fighter, Scholar, Image Maker.

• Memories of a Karate Man by Miyagi Hisateru Translated by Mario McKenna, M.Sc.
• Reflections on the Power of Ch’i and the Martial Arts III
• Karate-Do No Kokoroe — The Teachings of Karate-Do by Chosin Chibana. Translation and Commentaries by Pat Nakata • Bartitsu —The “New Art of Self-Defence” Part II
by Tony Wolf
• Jack Dempsey-Master of Xingyiquan by Brian L. Kennedy, J.D. and Elizabeth Guo, B.A.
• Katsuhiko Shinzato’s Whole Body Karate by Charles Goodin, J.D.
• Taiji Kase: A Fond Farewell by Graham Noble, B.Sc.
• JKA Shotokan Karate — Thoughts From Japan by David Hooper, Ph.D.

• Marutani: The Ultimate Competitor
• Japan Karate Association: Alive and Kicking
• Death Touch: The Medical Facts
• The Karate of Pat Nakata Part II
• Jiffa: Okinawa's Deadly Hairpin
• Taijiquan: The Fighting Art • Martial Discipline and The Way of Peace
• Funakoshi: Shotokan's Founder
• Professional Sport and Traditional Karate: A Winning Combination

• Hojo Undo - The Powerhouse of Goju Ryu
• Martial Arts and The Law
• Uechi Ryu Legend Ryuko Tomoyose 10th Dan Hanshi
• Kata & Bunkai • China's Central Academy of Martial Arts II
• JKA Sochin Kata
• Martial Daoism
• Tak Kubota: The Master of Disaster • Nittten Soji - Ritual Cleansing

• The Iron Men of Japan-Sumotori
• Budo Sai
• One Hit One Kill!
• Ninja Training
• The Hands in Tai Chi Chuan
• In Memoriam-Kanei Uechi • In Memoriam-Master Masafumi Suzuki
• A Master of Takeda Ryu.

• The Legacy of Ken Funakoshi
• Awareness-Survival Advice from a professional bodyguard/martial arts sensei
• The Defence of Self Defence
• The Complete Aikido of Wiliam Coyle
• Tai Chi-Philosophy in Action
• Master Gozo Shioda-Aikido’s Little Giant
• The Unchanging Path of Master Takayuki Mikami