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The Eighteen Weapons of War Book by Fujita Seiko Elan Santiago Alexandre Champendal :A translation of a book by Fujita Seiko (1898 1966) introducing the Bugei Juhappan, The eighteen weapons and techniques a warrior was expected to know. The list originates in China and eventually made its way to Japan. Fujita Seiko charts the changes in the weapons and techniques over the centuries and introduces the Edo Era martial arts master Hirayama Gyozo (1759 1828), who adapted it for Japan. The original book is reproduced with additional