@killerhobag The founder of this system (Professor Okazaki) cross trained in early catch wrestling so in a way, you're right except back then wrestlers were really wrestling and not to pin but to maim.
Incredible! It is no wonder why soldiers coming back from WW2 wanted to learn these arts. My grandfather who was captured on Wake, December '41, was an unwilling uke to many of these practice techniques. Luckily he survived the camps. I wonder how would feel about his grandson's interest in the arts, and karatedo/bushido as a way of life. 1943 seams a long ago very separate world. We learn these techniques in the dojo, then, they were a martial means to survival. Great material. Thanks
Seeing this brings back fond memories for me. I studied Kodenkan Jujitsu under Prof. Ken Regennitter in Kansas City in the 1960s-1970s. Thanks for posting this.
Yes, it exists. A Famous martial artist by the name of Bernie Lau (now deceased) used to sell the footage you see here in VHS format by mail. he obtained it from original students of Okazaki, namely Professor Juan Gomez who shot the film in 8 milimeter. hard to find now if at all. i have all of them.
@Mark92470 Great Idea, but i wouldn't know where to start. So dust, they will accrue, and on top of my ET Center, they shall languish. It is of excellent quality as well. I Also have Footage of the late great AJJF professor Patrick Browne in 1977 as a Yodan executing Shinnin & Shinyo. Also of the late Bob Krull doing some gun take aways and Knife stuff. Among other niceties.
I Would be Glad to share them but wouldn't want to Infringe on any copyrights or piss anybody off (The families of the deceased) The footage is easily over 2hrs long.
@Mark92470 Professor Browne Demo Is Up.. Type "Dan Zan Ryu Jujutsu Professor Pat Browne" in your youtube search bar and he should come up..No sound though but who cares when it's Pat Browne?!
@Mark92470 I too have this full video. Long ago we have decided here in Hawaii to never sell this information for profit. I would hope that others would honor Okazaki sensei's spirit.
My father,Bernie Lau, owns the rights to this video, He did not give permission for you to post this...
cil1979 2 months ago
@cil1979 well gee, ask him to share it. It is good for the art and culture and history and honors Okazaki and Hawaii.
patfromlogan 2 months ago
Great stuff, especially at 810, 8:55 and 9:10. Those would be awesome moves in the UFC. Joking aside, some rare and valuable footage.
judoguy101 9 months ago
lol @ 9:08 thats like a WWE move or something
killerhobag 10 months ago
@killerhobag The founder of this system (Professor Okazaki) cross trained in early catch wrestling so in a way, you're right except back then wrestlers were really wrestling and not to pin but to maim.
jujutsu987 5 months ago
Awesome stuff! I'm proud to have trained in the Kodenkan art.
tarnisher 1 year ago
After watching this I think jujitsu has be badly under rated.
This is really good stuff!
1NX9 1 year ago
@1NX9 Under rated? By whom?
newtubetubetube 1 year ago
Muy, pero que muy interesante.
entornar 2 years ago
Wally Jay making shodan if I remember correctly.
Tyrel82 2 years ago
Incredible! It is no wonder why soldiers coming back from WW2 wanted to learn these arts. My grandfather who was captured on Wake, December '41, was an unwilling uke to many of these practice techniques. Luckily he survived the camps. I wonder how would feel about his grandson's interest in the arts, and karatedo/bushido as a way of life. 1943 seams a long ago very separate world. We learn these techniques in the dojo, then, they were a martial means to survival. Great material. Thanks
yamamichikenkyu 2 years ago
Very interesting but on a sidenote I wonder why the background music is Korean theme "Arirang".
Taekkyon2coree 2 years ago
awesome vid.
bfowler7 2 years ago
Perry this is so friggin awesome! I can't wait to show dad.
jasondparrish 2 years ago
Seeing this brings back fond memories for me. I studied Kodenkan Jujitsu under Prof. Ken Regennitter in Kansas City in the 1960s-1970s. Thanks for posting this.
stevescottjudo 2 years ago
Absolutely Awesome...fine set of video's...great post. Grasshopper
Sifuchad 2 years ago
Absolument grandiose.
merci.
wcspart 2 years ago
wow really cool, didnt know footage of okazaki existed.
peptobismolz 3 years ago
Yes, it exists. A Famous martial artist by the name of Bernie Lau (now deceased) used to sell the footage you see here in VHS format by mail. he obtained it from original students of Okazaki, namely Professor Juan Gomez who shot the film in 8 milimeter. hard to find now if at all. i have all of them.
jukido987 2 years ago
perhaps you could look into having them digiatlly remastered and sell them.
Mark92470 2 years ago
@Mark92470 Great Idea, but i wouldn't know where to start. So dust, they will accrue, and on top of my ET Center, they shall languish. It is of excellent quality as well. I Also have Footage of the late great AJJF professor Patrick Browne in 1977 as a Yodan executing Shinnin & Shinyo. Also of the late Bob Krull doing some gun take aways and Knife stuff. Among other niceties.
jukido987 2 years ago
Man, it sure would be great to have a copy of all those. You are very lucky.
Mark92470 2 years ago
I Would be Glad to share them but wouldn't want to Infringe on any copyrights or piss anybody off (The families of the deceased) The footage is easily over 2hrs long.
jukido987 2 years ago
I understand completely.
BuJitsu4life 2 years ago
@jukido987
okazaki would have released the footage
howartduck1 1 year ago
@howartduck1 You're absolutely right! Type 'Danzan Ryu Jujutsu Professor Pat Browne' in the youtube search bar and you should find it! NOW THERE!
jujutsu987 1 year ago
@jujutsu987 thank you! kokua
howartduck1 1 year ago
@Mark92470 Professor Browne Demo Is Up.. Type "Dan Zan Ryu Jujutsu Professor Pat Browne" in your youtube search bar and he should come up..No sound though but who cares when it's Pat Browne?!
jujutsu987 1 year ago
@Mark92470 I too have this full video. Long ago we have decided here in Hawaii to never sell this information for profit. I would hope that others would honor Okazaki sensei's spirit.
donoberloh 1 year ago
@jukido987
Bernie Lau as in aikijujitsu?
1NX9 1 year ago
@1NX9 Yes That Bernie Lau. And yes, i know..he's not deceased as i mistakenly said earlier.
jukido987 1 year ago
Nice video!
Thanks for posting.
martiallaw101 3 years ago