Hoko (鉾) - Early Japanese Spears - Blogger
2018年1月8日 · The Hoko (鉾) also written with the character 矛, is an old type of spear used in Japan from antiquity until the 14th century, when the most known Yari (槍) was introduced. I wanted to dedicated a short and brief article to this early spear due to its importance, since almost every polearms developed in Japan owes its origins to this weapon.
Hoko yari - Wikipedia
The hoko yari was thought to be a guard's spear used in the defense of palisades and gates. One source describes hoko yari as being mounted on a two meter pole and with an 20 cm blade, either in a leaf shape or with a wavy edge similar to the Malay kris.
Hokko No Kamae/SPEAR - MartialTalk.Com Friendly Martial Arts …
2011年4月20日 · The SPEAR concept is an intercepting action, simultaneously jamming an attack and driving forward in an attacking feel in order to control and drive the opponent back. It starts low, and pushes forward and up beside the opponents neck.
What is Hoko Spear - Romance of Men
2023年6月5日 · What is Japanese Hoko Spear 矛? The Hoko is a type of Japanese spear with a double-edged blade attached to a long handle. It is a weapon that was used not only in Japan but also worldwide, and is said to be the predecessor of the Yari and naginata. It often appears in Japanese mythology as a weapon owned by the gods.
Japanese Spears and Polearms- Long Bladed Weapons
Yari is sometimes referred to as Hoko. This was one of the earliest weapons used by Japanese warriors. However, spears that were created in the early Yayoi period were referred to as Hoko. This has a wooden pole inserted into a socket at the base of a forged iron blade. Soldiers were the first to be given the orders to use Hoko.
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正倉院 - Shosoin
このホームページは，奈良・平安時代の重要物品を納める東大寺の正倉院。 正倉院宝物とその鑑賞を中心に紹介しています。
Gunbai: Ancient Japanese Warfare
2018年1月8日 · The Hoko was probably derivative of early Chinese spear design which might have been introduced during the Yayoi period ( 弥生時代 ), although most of the survivals were found inside Kofun burials. These spears were initially made of bronze and later on, when Iron Age started in Japan, they were made of iron and steel as well.
Hoko yari - Military Wiki | Fandom
The hoko yari was thought to be a guard's spear used in the defense of palisades and gates. One source describes hoko yari as being mounted on a six-foot pole and with an eight-inch blade, either in a leaf shape or with a wavy edge similar to the Malay kris .
Japanese Hoko Yari Spear | Polearms & Spears - Stronghold Nation
Unlike many Spears of the Era that used a “slit tang” design to accommodate the head (and tied off by leather), The Hoko Yari incorporated a fitted, hollow slot. Although variations were made to the weapon, it remain relatively unchanged throughout Japanese military history.
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