Bøger udgivet af Eric Michael Shahan

A collection of three Japanese Army manuals from World War Two. This book contains a reprint and translation of the following manuals: How to Fight With a Bamboo Spear (October 1943)Building Fortifications (April 1945)National Resistance Manual (April 1945)In addition, a translation of a hand to hand combat article from Weekly Photo Report Magazine from July 1945, which shows how to fight with sword, spear and barehanded. This was the final issue of the magazine as the publishing house was incinerate by allied bombing.These pamphlets were distributed all over Japan in the last year of WW2

Os Registros Misteriosos da Mente Imóvel", do Monge Budista Takuan Soho, é obra indispensável a todo estudante do Budismo Zen e das Artes Marciais. Esse legado de Takuan é verdadeiro farol que há mais de 400 anos tem iluminado o espírito da humanidade.

A collection of five Jujutsu manuals dating from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. All available in English for the first time. A great look at how Jujutsu was taught in Japan. A must for any Jujutsu, Judo or classic martial arts of Japan fan. Book 1: The Inner Mysteries of Martial Arts published 1916. Book 2: Secret Jujutsu Techniques of the Kito School published 1905. Book 3: Solo Training Guide to Jujutsu published 1894. Book 4: An Illustrated Guide to the Secrets of Jujutsu published 1887. Book 5: An Illustrated Guide to Kenpo published in the Edo Era.まさに温故知新！>本は左ページは日本語（原本）右ページは英語、両方書かれています。意外に英文が原文理解の手助けになる！

A double Edo Manga issue.Two stories by the popular Manga Artist Santo Kyoden and published in 1789. The first is The Girl Who Became a Taoist Immortal. It is a humorous and sarcastic story dealing with romance and heartbreak during a gathering of Taoist Immortals. The second is Lord Fudo of Three River Island, Edo. It imagines the Buddhist deity Fudo, Lord of Light, living as an "average guy" in Edo city. He is struggling to make ends meet and to find love.These early Manga were popular with common people and members of the Samurai class during the 18th and 19th centuries.