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Danzan Ryu Jujitsu

The Sandalwood Mountain System ofJujitsu

Danzan Ryu Jujitsu teaches a system of combat and philosopy developed in Japan and in Hawaii. Danzan Ryu Jujitsu means the Sandalwood Mountain System of Jujitsu. "Sandalwood Mountain" refers to the sweet smelling cedar trees that were exported from the Hawaiian Islands by the Chinese in the 1800's. Danzan Ryu Jujitsu was created by Master Henry S. Okazaki. Master Okazaki was born on January 28, 1890.

Master Okazaki moved to Hawaii as a teenager and at the age of 16 learned he had tuberculosis. Through hard training in the martial arts, Master Okazaki recovered completely and vowed to dedicate his life topropagating Judo and Jujitsu. During the years of 1927-28, Master Okazaki developed a complete intergrated martial arts system -


Danzan Ryu Jujitsu. It is a result of Master Okazaki's studies in

several older styles of Japanese Jujitsu, Okinawan Karate, Chinese

Kung Fu, Hawaiian Lua, Filipino knife fighting, boxing and wrestling, as

well as traditional restorative massage and healing techniques.

Kodenkan was the name of Master Okazaki's school in Hawaii. The

name Kodenkan may be translated as "The School of Ancient

Tradition" or as "The School in which Senior Students Transmit

the Tradition." Both translations are accurate. This method of

instruction requires senior students to teach less advanced students in

the spirit that Master Okazaki declared was inherent in the Hawaiian

word "Kokua" : to mutually help one another. This spirit of Kokua is

the foundational philosophy of the Alaska Jujitsu Kodenkai. MORE


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The Alaska Jujitsu Kodenkai is located at 600 West International Airport Road

(Taco Loco Building) 2nd floor, Anchorage Alaska

Classes : Mondays & Wednesdays - Children 5:30 - 6:30 PM . Adults 6:30 - 8:00 PM.

Kenneth B. Smith - Sensei - Shodan - Bushidokan Federation

Proud member of the Bushidokan Federation - Professor Herb LaGue Judan

http://www.bushidokan.us/Federation.htm

Pround member of the American Amateur Union AAU

http://aausports.org/default.asp

Hawaii Zenyo Jujitsu Kai

http://www.pixi.com/~mcjitsu/

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