Jutte-jutsu ~ pronged truncheon art (page 2)
Transmission of juttejutsu is found in both modern taihojutsu and a limited
number of ko-budo. As a generalization, juttejutsu can be found taught
along with its sister tactics of arresting cord (hojo/ torinawa捕縄, hobaku捕縛).
Perhaps due to the weight of responsibility in deciding to arrest an individual
to be tried by the period’s penal system, juttejutsu and torinawa were
most frequently taught only to licensees, rather than all students of a
ko-budo which taught the arts.
Modern taihojutsu (逮捕術police arresting art) was influenced by the juttejutsu
of the Ikkaku-Ryu school as introduced by T. Shimizu of the Shindo Muso
Ryu. Other existing juttejutsu is practiced by a few martial artists of
the Takenouchi Ryu, Yagyu Shingan Ryu, Edomachikata Juttejutsu, Shibukawa
Ryu, Kiraku Ryu and others.
