Traditional Japanese Jujutsu Organizations?

[Jeffthefurrydog]

Hello

I'm looking for a martial arts school in my area and thought that traditional jujutsu could be interesting.

Does anyone know of any traditional Japanese jujutsu organizations? I have not been able to find anything online. Many organization websites that I've looked at list local dojos that I can't find in other search engines, such as google.

Also, I live in Northern New Jersey US, so if anyone is familiar with the area and knows about a traditional jujutsu dojo around there or central NJ please tell me about it. Google maps is useless for this. When I type in jujitsu, it gives me results for every type of martial arts in existence.

And I am looking specifically at traditional Japanese jujutsu, not Brazilian or Judo. Although I would also consider a Judo club that focuses on self-defence training, but almost all seem to focus on sport.

[MasterPain]

Try expanding your search to include Aikijutsu.

[bushido_man96]

Try expanding your search to include Aikijutsu.

Yes, good advise. Hapkido and Aikido are also other derivatives. If you are having trouble finding anything online, go to the good 'ole yellow pages, and see what's listed there. Good luck!

[Nidan Melbourne]

I Agree with MasterPain & bushido_man96 on expanding your search

[sensei8]

Don't laugh...but...look into Hwa Rang Do because it's more than meets the eye.

http://www.youtube.com/user/WCHwaRangDo

This is an art that I've always wanted to explore much more deeper than just an exchange; solid in many aspects that I can't deny!!

[ninjanurse]

AJJF

[Harkon72]

Bob, I must say Hwa Rang Do looks interesting. I wander what the roots of the art are; I've never heard of it until now. Is it Korean?

[sensei8]

Bob, I must say Hwa Rang Do looks interesting. I wander what the roots of the art are; I've never heard of it until now. Is it Korean?

Yes, it is Korean. Founded by Joo Bang Lee.