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- Shobo abstract "A shobo is a weapon, similar to the Emei piercer of China, which was used by the ninja of Japan for striking pressure points on an opponent. It was a piece of wood that was gripped by the wielder and was hung by a ring worn on the middle finger. Some versions were rings with a wooden peg attached on top. The ends were exposed and were usually sharp which made them effective for paralyzing and even killing enemies quickly and without leaving a trace. They were easily hidden in the ninja's fists and were very lightweight and portable. They were usually worn in pairs. Many Ninjas constructed their own shobo, although some were given from sensei to student.Due to the secretive nature of the ninja, there is no way of knowing exactly when and where the shobo was invented (meaning no more precise than feudal Japan) and exactly how popular it was among the ninja. It is believed this was an improvised weapon, with common origins cited as bridle bits for horses and livestock, Harness rings for reins, and metal hinges for gates and doors [1]. How the weapon was formalized is still up for debate.".
- Shobo wikiPageExternalLink 0873647882.
- Shobo wikiPageID "5720113".
- Shobo wikiPageRevisionID "589661709".
- Shobo hasPhotoCollection Shobo.
- Shobo subject Category:Weapons_of_Japan.
- Shobo type Artifact100021939.
- Shobo type Device103183080.
- Shobo type Instrument103574816.
- Shobo type Instrumentality103575240.
- Shobo type Object100002684.
- Shobo type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Shobo type Weapon104565375.
- Shobo type WeaponsOfJapan.
- Shobo type Whole100003553.
- Shobo type Device.
- Shobo type Weapon.
- Shobo type Product.
- Shobo type DesignedArtifact.
- Shobo comment "A shobo is a weapon, similar to the Emei piercer of China, which was used by the ninja of Japan for striking pressure points on an opponent. It was a piece of wood that was gripped by the wielder and was hung by a ring worn on the middle finger. Some versions were rings with a wooden peg attached on top. The ends were exposed and were usually sharp which made them effective for paralyzing and even killing enemies quickly and without leaving a trace.".
- Shobo label "Shobo".
- Shobo sameAs m.0f11cx.
- Shobo sameAs Q7499808.
- Shobo sameAs Q7499808.
- Shobo sameAs Shobo.
- Shobo wasDerivedFrom Shobo?oldid=589661709.
- Shobo isPrimaryTopicOf Shobo.