Kotemaki gaeshi

What it means

The first two characters part of is pronounced "kote", meaning a wrist or a hand, the middle one character part is pronounced "maki", meaning wind or rotate, the last one character part is pronounced "gaeshi", meaning make-it-reverse or a counterattack. Thus this technique is a counterattack technique winding up your opponent's hand using your hand seized with your opponent's hand. Please find out the similarity of the technique to " Katate oshi gote" and "Sodemaki gaeshi".

Techniques

When your opponent seizes your right (left) wrist with his left (right) hand from under your wrist. Lock his hand using your left hand's Boshikyu and throw him down.

Your opponent seizes your hand from under your wrist.	You deliver Meuchi and take kagite style.	Attach your left hand to his left hand from under  and hook it to the base of his thumb.	Throw him down using your hands as illustrated below.
Continue.	Pull his hand to make him lay down with his back up.	Immobilize him using Kannuki gatame.

	Click here to see stop motion figures of the animation below.
	Tips: Attach your left hand to the back of his hand from under his hand and pull his hand a little and make a space under your palm. Turn your hands clockwise, with your left hand's help pushing the back of his left hand.

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