Bojutsu is a traditional Japanese martial art that focuses on the use of the bo, a long wooden staff typically measuring around six feet in length. Practitioners learn various techniques, including strikes, thrusts, and sweeps, to effectively wield the staff against opponents. The art emphasizes fluid movements, timing, and distance management. Originating from the samurai's battlefield techniques, Bojutsu has evolved into a modern practice that is often taught in martial arts schools. It is not only a means of self-defense but also a way to develop discipline, focus, and physical fitness among its practitioners.