YAWARAとは 意味・読み方・使い方

From the Edo period, some ryuha (schools) of the martial arts began to call their own techniques jujutsu, judo, or yawara, partly because they wanted to say their techniques were not just forcible ones; the schools were, for example, Sekiguchi Shin Shin-ryu, Yoshin-ryu, and Kito-ryu (also called Ryoishinto-ryu).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

江戸時代以降には自らの技術は単なる力技ではないという意味などを込めて、柔術、柔道、和、やわらと称する流派が現れ始める（関口新心流、楊心流、起倒流(良移心当流）など）。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

After that, FUKUZAWA had supported the movement, making a draft of a petition, or sending letters enlightening the matter to the vice governor (prefectural governor) at that time Yawara SHIBAHARA and a senior government official Tsugumichi SAIGO and others.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

その後、福澤は、請願書の案文制作や、当時の権令（県令）柴原和や政府の高官の西郷従道などに書簡を送付し、教示するなどして支援した。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

There exist many other names of jujutsu and many other martial arts similar to jujutsu, such as "yawara" (the literal meaning is softness, or harmony) or "yawara-jutsu" (literally, the art of harmony), "judo" (the traditional Japanese martial art mainly used for self-defense), "tai-jutsu" (unarmed combat techniques), "hakuda" (a jujutsu-like system that was either of Chinese origin or influenced by Chinese martial arts), "kassatsu-jutsu" (the art of life and death), "hishigi" (joint locking techniques), "gyakute-jutsu" (wrist locking techniques), "koshi no mawari" (sword grappling), "kogusoku-jutsu" (techniques of short sword grappling), "kumiuchi" (grappling) or "kumiuchi-jutsu" (grappling techniques), "yoroi kumiuchi-jutsu" (grappling techniques in armor), "mushadori" (arm constriction), "shusha-jutsu" (techniques of joint-lock throw), "torite-jutsu" (catching hand techniques) or "torite" (catching hand), "hobaku" (binding techniques), "shubaku" (the name of modern martial arts in China), "ken" (fist) or "kenpo" (the bare-hands martial art of Chinese origin, mainly occupied by body-striking techniques).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

柔・和・和術（やわら）・柔道・体術・胎術（たいじゅつ）・白打・活殺術・挫術・逆手術・腰廻・小具足術・組討・組打・組討術・組打術（くみうち）・鎧組討術・鎧組打術・武者取・取捨術・捕手術・取手・捕縛・手拍・手縛・拳・拳法など、その異称や類似の武術は数多い。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Tekka Matsu (Tekka pine trees) - exist in Aoba Ward, Yokohama City, Tetsu Town (Yokohama City), and Yawara Village, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, as legend goes that they were planted to commemorate the settlement of conflicts over province or town borders by higisho, and since then, they have been called 'Tekka matsu' or 'Tekka no matsu.'発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

鉄火松-横浜市青葉区(横浜市)鉄町や茨城県つくば市谷和原村にあり、それぞれ国や町の地境を巡って紛争が起こり、火起請で収めたと伝承されていて、それを祈念し松が植えられ「鉄火松」や「鉄火の松」と言われている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Osho (music)' (King), 'Mina no Shu' (Everyone), 'Itako Gasa,' '365 Ho no March' (The March of 365 Steps), 'Hokkiko' (Return to the North), 'Minatomachi Blues' (Harbourtown Blues), 'Ikebukuro no Yoru' (One Night at Ikebukuro), 'Yawara (music)' (Judo), 'Kanashii Sake,' 'Hakodate no Onna' (Lady of Hakodate), 'Kyodai Jingi,' 'Kaerokana,' 'Yanagase Blues,' 'Isezakicho Blues,' 'Hoshikage no Waltz' (Waltz of Starry Night), and other songs became hits, and enka music, supported by young and old, reached an unprecedented peak.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

「王将(楽曲)」「皆の衆」「潮来笠」「三百六十五歩のマーチ」「北帰行」「港町ブルース」「池袋の夜」「柔(楽曲)」「悲しい酒」「函館の女」「兄弟仁義」「帰ろかな」「柳ヶ瀬ブルース」「伊勢佐木町ブルース」「星影のワルツ」などがヒットし、老若男女から支持され演歌は空前の全盛期を迎える。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス