Kodokan judo throws are not officially one of the lists in the Danzan Ryu system, however they are such important standard techniques that they are studied as well. Some Kodokan throws are already on the Danzan Ryu Nage Board (such as seoi nage). Names of techniques are a bit different from Kodokan Judo to Danzan Ryu Jujitsu even though the systems are very similar and even connected. (Master Okazaki did learn quite a bit from Master Kano, even though he wasn't his first teacher) So here's a small list showing the similarities. This is not a complete list.

Kodokan Judo	Relation To	Danzan Ryu
Deashi Harai	Is Just Like	Deashi Harai
Hane Goshi	Is Just Like	Hane Goshi
Harai Goshi	Is Just Like	Harai Goshi
Ippon Seoi Nage	Is Just Like	Seoi Nage
Juji Gatame	Is Just Like	Tenada Jime
Kani Basami	Is Just Like	Kane Sute
Kata Gatame	Is Slightly Different From	Kata Gatame
Kata Guruma	Is Just Like	Kine Katsugi
Kata Juji Jime	Is Just Like	Nami Juji Shime
Ko Soto Gama	Is Slightly Different From	Soto Gama
Morote Seoi Nage	Is Just Like	Seoi Goshi
Nami Juji Jime	Is Just Like	Gyaku Juji Shime
O Goshi	Is Just Like	O Goshi
O Guruma	Is Slightly Different From	Soto Momo Harai
O Soto Gari	Is Slightly Different From	Yama Arashi
Okuri Ashi Harai	Is Just Like	Okuri Harai
Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi	Is Just Like	Sasae Ashi
Seoi Nage	Is Just Like	Seoi Goshi
Soto Makikomi	Is Slightly Different From	Makikomi
Sukui Nage	Is Slightly Different From	Sukui Nage (Nage II)
Sumi Otoshi	Is Slightly Different From	Tsurikomi Taoshi
Tomoe Nage	Is Just Like	Tomoe Nage
Uki Goshi	Is Just Like	Uki Goshi (Nage II)
Uki Otoshi	Same Name Different Technique	Uke Otoshi
Uchi Mata	Is Slightly Different From	Uchi Momo Harai
Ushiro Goshi	Same Name Different Technique	Ushiro Goshi
Utsuri Goshi	Same Name Different Technique	Utsuri Goshi
Yama Arashi	Is Slightly Different From	Yama Arashi (Nage II)

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