The Kobu-jitsu (weapons art) that is taught at Do No Kai Martial ArtsTemple is the Zen Bei Koku Bushikan Kobu-Jitsu Kai system, which was developed in the late 1950s by Shihan Robert L. Willingham, with the help of many notable Sensei. Do No Kai Temple is the honbu for Zen Bei Koku Bushikan Kobu-Jitsu martial arts system.

The system includes Kata and martial applications instruction in the following weapons:

• Yawara - (a small stick for one hand, about 6" long)
• Keibo (short stick or nightstick of about 18 inches in length)
• Jo (4-ft staff)
• Bo (6-ft staff)
• Tonfa (a pair of rice grinder handles)
• Nunchaku (rice flails, sometimes mispronounced "nunchucks")
• Kama (a pair of sickles used to harvest rice)
• Sai (a pair of metal pins used to plant rice)
• Katana (Japanese Samurai sword)
• Naginata (a short sword on a long staff)
• Tessen (Japanese fighting fan)

 Do No Kai Martial Arts Temple
authentic martial arts since 1979
Kobu-Jitsu