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Historical Japanese bulletproof shield
A taketaba (竹束) was a Japanese type of bulletproof shield made from bundled bamboo. During the 16th century traditional pavises made of wooden planks (盾
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Japanese snap matchlock firearm
plated and soon bullet-proof armor, bulletproof bundles of bamboo called taketaba or heavy iron pavises. With the caliber of the ban-zutsu being too weak
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Style of martial arts training
adopted into the hojo undō by Chojun Miyagi. A tou (とう), also known as taketaba (竹束, "bamboo bundle"), is simply a bundle of bamboo tied together either
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Protection schemes of warships
called tekkōsen [ja]. Medieval Japanese vessels also used bundled bamboo taketaba to defend against bullets and small cannon shot. The first ironclad battleship
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