Description

Japanese jujutsu master of the Fusen-ryu school, a student of Mataemon Tanabe. On Handa Yataro's death he succeeded Handa as head of the Seibukan dojo in Osaka, carrying on the Daito-ryu jujutsu that Handa had founded there and that Tanabe's ne-waza teaching had shaped.

Teachers (1)

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  Tanabe Mataemon

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  Probable

  JA Wikipedia records Fushimi as a Fusen-ryu man who succeeded Handa at the Seibukan; the teacher-student relationship with Tanabe is implied by his Fusen-ryu affiliation and by the style's known line from Tanabe, but is not stated verbatim in any consulted source.

  The evidence favours the claim and nothing credible contradicts it, but it falls short of establishing it.

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  Frederico Muñoz

  Researcher, Martialis

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  fact_check

  JA Wikipedia records Fushimi as a Fusen-ryu man who succeeded Handa at the Seibukan; the teacher-student relationship with Tanabe is implied by his Fusen-ryu affiliation and by the style's known line from Tanabe, but is not stated verbatim in any consulted source.

  “半田の盛武館には不遷流の田辺又右衛門が出稽古に来ており、田辺の弟子の伏見辰三郎が半田の後を継いだ。”

  — 大東流柔術 - Wikipedia (Japanese). Wikipedia (Japanese) linkhistory info

Lineage

• Fusen-ryū Tanabe Mataemon ← Tanabe Torajiro · 2 generations

Sources