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 Jūjutsu is an art that is characterized by throws and manipulation of the joints.
The style of Jūjutsu that is taught at Azamikan Dōjō is called Dentōkan Jūjutsu, which was founded by Roy J. Hobbs. This is a branch of Hakkō Ryū Jūjutsu, which is in turn descended from Daitō Ryū Jūjutsu, an art with a history of approximately 900 years.
Included within the Dentōkan Jūjutsu syllabus is the study of Iaijutsu (sword-drawing techniques) and Jōjutsu (4-foot staff techniques). This part of the curriculum is formally known as Dentō Shōshin Ryū.
To view the Dentōkan Jūjutsu syllabus and sample videos of the techniques, click on the Dentōkan emblem to the right of the screen.
For a more in-depth study of the history of Dentōkan Jūjutsu, please visit Hobbs Sensei's history page.
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