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Tanjo, Espresso Stained Hickory

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Product Code: Cane-Tanjo.Espresso

The following items are included FREE with this product:

1 of Shaft Only, Cane, Taper, Espresso ($55.00 value!)
1 of 3/4" Black Rubber Blunt - One ($1.50 value!)
1 of Pommel, Jatoba, Scentstopper ($22.25 value!)

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Hickory Tanjo

Espresso Stained Hickory shaft and Jatoba Pommel.

This is a very strong cane and one of our best sellers. Custom engraving is possible with your schools logo or quote.

History of the Tanjo

Uchida Ryu Tanjo Jutsu, Short Stick, was developed in the Meiji Period (late 1800s - early 1900s), and used to be referred to as "Sutteki" Jutsu. At the time, walking sticks were in vogue (in Japanese, "Sutteki"), and the Tanjo was basically the same dimensions.

Tanjo Jutsu was the precursor of Keibo-jutsu, the baton techniques taught and used for law enforcement developed in the 1930s. Tanjo Jutsu (or Tanjojutsu) is also incorporated into Taiho Jutsu, a system of "Arrest Styles" taught internationally to law enforcement professionals.

Tanjo jutsu includes strikes mainly to the head and forearm. However, there are many more techniques used by the police (Keijo jutsu) such as arm locks, arm bars, strangles, chokes, strikes with butt of the baton, releases and a technique similar to Tai Atari. Not only are there more techniques in Keijo jutsu, but the stick itself is quite different. The police stick has a leather loop at the end, which is looped around the thumb and around the back of the hand, allowing for a firm grip that is not easily torn out of the hand. Keijo jutsu continued to develop during the 1960`s, and the US Navy contributed to the techniques because they had their own system of using the baton.

For further information go to the excellent school http://www.shindomusoryu.com/tanjojutsu.htm

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The shaft is Solid Impact Grade American Hickory Harwood.
Tapers from 1" to 3/4".
The knob is made of Jatoba Cherry Hardwood.
A tan no-slip blunt is included.

Overall Length: 39" (99cm)
Approximate Weight: 0.8lb (0.4kg)
Material: Solid Impact Grade Hickory, Oak Pommel

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Steve Harvester from Westfield, MA United States

October 3, 2023

Excellent cane

Hickory with Jatoba (Brazilian cherry) knob. Elegant look, beautiful feelâ€”and a powerful impact on an attacker if necessary.