Translated from the Japanese language article: 'Jikishin-ryū Jūdō ni tsuite' (直信流柔道について、- about Jikishin-ryū Jūdō) by Fujioka Masaharu (藤岡正春) Bulletin of Faculty of Education, Shimane University (Educational Science) Vol. 30, pp. 1-8, December 1996 島根大学教育学部紀要（教育科学）第30巻 1頁～8頁 平成8年12月 直信流柔遣について、 藤岡正春 https://ir.lib.shimane-u.ac.jp "With the permission of Yagyū Sekishūsai Munetoshi, Fukuno (Shichiroemon Masakatsu) founded Ryōi Shitō-ryū Wa (良移心当流和) with […]

Although, not directly concerned with Ryōi Shintō-ryū Jūjutsu, it does give translations of material (previously only available in Japanese) on a number of Edo and Meiji period Jūjutsu schools. I recommend this whole series 1 - 4 to anyone wishing to gain incite into the practice of Jūjutsu during the above eras.

These are the United States Ju-jitsu Federation - Hall of Fame certificates that James Short and I were a awarded last weekend in New Jersey, USA.