Any practitioner of any system of the art of Okinawan weapons, Kobudo or more appropriately Kobujutsu may join the Hozonkai.

If any dojo or association would like to add Kobudo / Kobujutsu to their practice, the Hozonkai offers training and grading in the following;

The first system is from the Kanagusuku Lineage, it is sometimes referred to as Ufuchiku Kobudo. This little known art was founded by an Okinawan named, Kanagushiku Sanda (1841-1920) or in Japanese, Kinjo Sanda. He was a police commissioner (Ufuchiku) by trade, hence the name of the style. He was a student of, Bushi Matsumura and Matsu Higa. He also acquired much of his weapons knowledge on the streets of Okinawa dealing with criminals. He served as the bodyguard to the last Okinawan king, Sho Tai.  This is a rare system and rarely taught even in Okinawa. The art was passed down to Shosei Kina Soke who was the teacher of Shinyei Kyan, Masanobu Kina, Kaishu Isa and Kiichi Nakamoto. Jones Sensei was a direct and senior student of Kiichi Nakamoto Soke.

The second system is from the Matayoshi Lineage, commonly referred too as Matayoshi Kobudo. This is a popular system on Okinawa founded by Shinko Matayoshi and organized and popularized by his son, Shinpo Matayoshi. Shinpo Matayoshi passed the style through his Kodokan Dojo, as well as, the Zen OKinawa Kobudo Renmei. He had several well know students, his most senior student was Shusei Maeshiro who in turn taught Josei Yogi. Jones Sensei is a direct student of Yogi Sensei, who is president of the Okinawa Kobudo Rensekai.

Waza

• Bo Bari 1-10
• Bo Uke Goho
• Bo Seme Goho
• Bo Kamae Goho
• Bo tai Bo Kumite 1-10
• Tonfa Bari 1-12
• Tonfa Uke Goho
• Tonfa Seme Goho
• Tonfa Kamae Goho
• Bo tai Tonfa Kumite 1-10
• Sai Bari 1-10
• Sai Uke Goho
• Sai Seme Goho
• Sai Kamae Goho
• Bo tai Sai Kumite 1-10
• Nunchaku Buri

Kata

• • Toma No Kon
  • Kyan No Kon
  • Tokumine No Kon
  • Tui Sashi Ume No Kon
  • Shishi No Kon
  • Nakamoto No Kon Ichi
  • Nakamoto No Kon Ni
  • Shiromatsu No Kon Ichi
  • Shiromatsu No Kon Ni
  • Choun No Kon
  • Shushi No Kon
  • Shiro Taro No Kon
  • Chiken No Kon
  • Kashin No Kon
  • Ufuten No Kon
  • Tsuken Akacho No Eiku Bo
  • Sunakachi Unter (Eiku Bo)
  • Tsuken Akacho No Nunti Bo
  • Nakamoto No Sai
  • Yaka No Sai
  • Ufuchiku No Sai Ichi
  • Ufuchiku No Sai Ni
  • Kina No Sai
  • Chatan Yara No Sai
  • Nicho Sai
  • Sancho Sai
  • Shinbaru No Sai
  • Tokashiki No Sai
  • Hanagusuku No Sai
  • Kina No Tonfa
  • Nakamoto No Tonfa Ichi
  • Nakamoto No Tonfa Ni
  • Matayoshi No Tonfa Ichi
  • Matayoshi No Tonfa Ni
  • Hama Higa No Tonfa
  • Kama Nu Ti
  • Toyama No Kama
  • Matayoshi No Nunchaku
  • Nunchaku Sogou
  • Nicho Nunchaku
  •  Tekko Ichi
  •  Tekko Ni
  •  Techukan
  • Nakamoto no Nitanbo
  • Kanigawa No Rochin Tinbe
  • Matayoshi No Tenbe Rochin
  • Matayoshi No Sansetsu Kon
  • Ufuchiku No Jo Dai Ichi
  • Ufuchiku No Jo Dai N
  • Matayoshi No Jo