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What it means

The first two characters part of is pronounced "Uwa uke", a name of the Shorinji Kempo guarding technique, the middle one character part is pronounced "gyaku", meaning "reverse", the next character is pronounded "te", meaning "hand", and the last one character part is pronounced "nage", meaning "throw". Thus this technique means "lock your opponent's hand in reverse direction right after guarding with Uwa uke".

Techniques

When your opponent try to hit your head or face with Ura ken, guard it with Uwa uke, and counterattack with this technique.
Your opponent ( left ) tries to hit your face with ura ken. You step forward and guard your face with Uwa uke. You hit his body with right hand. Seize his right hand with your left hand and make your right hand go under his right hand to attach it to your left hand.
Use your right elbow to lock his hand. Turn your body by withdrawing your left foot. Throw him down. Kick. Prepare for the next movement.
OKTips
Hold your opponent's right hand with your both hands. Use your right elbow to turn his right hand.
Withdraw your left leg and turn your body to throw him.
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