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Note: Bengoshi means "attorney" in Japanese, a "waza" is a technique. Bengoshi Waza is the waza of an attorney -- a small play on words as I am an attorney.
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Bengoshi Waza |
Ashibari | Tegurumaotoshi | Eri Seoi Age | Copyright
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