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== Chapter 1 == |
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| + | === golden carp === |
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| + | A mythical carp with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, which is an auspicious protector of well-being. |
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| + | === practitioner === |
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| + | Name given to someone who practices jutsu, literally ‘Jutsu-sha’ (術者) |
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=== Enjutsu === |
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| − | Literally "Fire Technique." This will be used from here on. |
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=== Ukemi === |
=== Ukemi === |
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| − | Ukemi comes from Uke. Uke is a form of martial arts where one learns how to "receive" a technique. Basically, a Ukemi is when you learn how to take a throw or a fall without injuring yourself. |
+ | Ukemi comes from Uke. Uke is a form of martial arts where one learns how to "receive" a technique. Basically, a Ukemi is when you learn how to take a throw or a fall without injuring yourself. |
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| + | Here is the Wikipedia article. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukemi |
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=== Taijutsu === |
=== Taijutsu === |
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| − | Literally "Body Arts." This is a very broad term for classical martial arts or fighting arts in general. |
+ | Literally "Body Arts." This is a very broad term for classical martial arts or fighting arts in general. |
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| + | Here is the Wikipedia article. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taijutsu |
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=== Kekkai === |
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| − | Kekkai means barrier, and is typically magical or spiritual. |
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| + | Here is the Wikipedia article. Please look at the bottom paragraph. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kekkai |
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| + | === soushu === |
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| + | Literally means ‘Head of Sect’, but here it means ‘Head of the Kannagi House/Clan’. |
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Revision as of 09:52, 12 June 2007
第一巻: 風の聖痕
Chapter 1
golden carp
A mythical carp with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, which is an auspicious protector of well-being.
practitioner
Name given to someone who practices jutsu, literally ‘Jutsu-sha’ (術者)
Enjutsu
Literally means "Fire Technique." This will be used from here on.
Ukemi
Ukemi comes from Uke. Uke is a form of martial arts where one learns how to "receive" a technique. Basically, a Ukemi is when you learn how to take a throw or a fall without injuring yourself.
Here is the Wikipedia article. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukemi
Taijutsu
Literally "Body Arts." This is a very broad term for classical martial arts or fighting arts in general.
Here is the Wikipedia article. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taijutsu
Kekkai
Kekkai means barrier, and is typically magical or spiritual.
Here is the Wikipedia article. Please look at the bottom paragraph. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kekkai
soushu
Literally means ‘Head of Sect’, but here it means ‘Head of the Kannagi House/Clan’.
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