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Edo Yagyu Shinkage-ryu (J) [Ken-jutsu] a branch of the Shinkage-ryu school of ken-jutsu created by Yagyu Munenori

eiku (O) [Kobudo] see ekku

Eiza (O) [Common Usage] Okinawan Summer Dance Festival

ekku (O) [Weapon] a fisherman's oar; used in Okinawa as a weapon in the same manner as a staff or spear; kai in Japanese

embu (J) [Common Usage] 1 martial arts demonstration 2 a two-person training technique in Shorinji Kempo

embujo (J) [Common Usage] a site or area for a martial arts demonstration

emei ci (M) [Weapon] daggers with a ring in the center and two sharp points on each end, usually used in pairs

Emei Shan (M) [Common Usage] a mountain in China's Sichuan Province where many internal styles of martial arts originated

Emmei-ryu (J) [Ken-jutsu] a school of ken-jutsu created by Miyamoto Musashi; it was noted for its use of kakushi buki, or concealed weapons

Empi (J) [Karate] the Japanese name for the Okinawan kata Wanshu

empi uchi (J) [Karate] elbow strike

en (M) [Common Usage] benevolence