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Miyake Tarō
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Uyemura's Kyoto school named in the 1905 interview and corroborated by the
BJS paper; style and period not further specified.
"When I was twenty-one, I was appointed instructor to the police at Kioto,
and during the time I was there I still went on learning, studying at that time
in the great Uyemura School."
— Miyake, Taro; Bartitsu Society. (1905). How I
Became a Ju-Jitsu Champion by Taro Miyake (1905). The Bartitsu Society
linkinfo
"Miyake had started to learn jujutsu with Tanabe before moving to Kyoto to
train with a teacher called Uyemura, before moving to Osaka and training with
Handa [Miyake 1905]."
— Brough, David; Bradić, Slaviša; Callan, Mike;
Gatling, Lance; Jones, Llyr. (2023). The British Ju-jitsu Society and the
influence of Kodokan Judo on early jujutsu in the U.K.linkinfo
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"When I was twenty-one, I was appointed instructor to the police at Kioto,
and during the time I was there I still went on learning, studying at that time
in the great Uyemura School."
— Miyake, Taro; Bartitsu Society. (1905). How I
Became a Ju-Jitsu Champion by Taro Miyake (1905). The Bartitsu Society
linkinfo
"Miyake had started to learn jujutsu with Tanabe before moving to Kyoto to
train with a teacher called Uyemura, before moving to Osaka and training with
Handa [Miyake 1905]."
— Brough, David; Bradić, Slaviša; Callan, Mike;
Gatling, Lance; Jones, Llyr. (2023). The British Ju-jitsu Society and the
influence of Kodokan Judo on early jujutsu in the U.K.linkinfo
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