Back in the day, we had a thread where it was mentioned that the agricultural origins of many Okinawan weapons is actually a myth--could someone outline this again? Does it apply to all Okinawan weapons?
I thought we reached the conclusion that some were farming weapons (eg. kama), and some weren't? I think we found that the nunchukas were either part of a horse's bridle, or something used to strip the bark from trees, rather than rice-flails.
Why did they need weapons when they trained to punch through bamboo armor worn by Ronin?
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