Finals - 18th All Japan Jukendo Championships (2010)
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- Held at the NIppon budokan in Tokyo on the 6th of August, the finals of the 18th All Japan Jukendo Championship.
Yamada Soichi from Miyagi vs. Kimura Tomohiro from Saitama.
Yamada wins the fight with an "uwa-doh".
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as a Kendo person, this looks so familiar with the gear, yet it is so different in the fighting style
やってみれば分かるよ。笑
きついけど一本とったとき超嬉しいのは間違いない！
その通りです。
very strong spirit
銃剣道はやってみないと本当に難しさがわからないんよなー
その通りです。
@victorHcarrizo Thanks, we will be sure to bring you more :)
@TheGinjerninja Thanks :)
This looks very interesting, I follow Kendo, but this reminds me of Naginata, just slightly different, and a different target
Actually, Japanese spears had a wide variety of what they called ishizuki; hard pommels of various shapes used as bludgeons. They are also absent in atarashii naginata, for some reason.
Really surprised they do not use the buttstroke at all. Especially when they clinch up, it would be very easy to just push your right hand around like a hook punch and put the buttstroke into the opponent's head. I guess it has something to do with jukendo being based on sojutsu.
@cobramgh I think you might be right with that one.
Very cool video!!! I like it!!! ^_^ . Best regards
@cobramgh You are right... Is it against the rule of Jukendo?
@AndikaHargianto I'm almost certain it is, otherwise it makes no sense that two world champion level combatants are not using it. I'm sure it's because of the sport aspect, to "balance" the game and "clean up" the savagery of actual fighting.
Kendo World, is it possible to cut with the bayonet? The sword bayonet for the arisaka rifle does have a cutting edge right?
No, the only way to score in jukendo is vía the point. I don’t know for Arisaka Type 30 bayonets exact, but many western bayonets were issued blunt for durability. Jukendo might also be based off of older spike bayonets.
Matthew Pham the type 30 is a sword bayonet and has a cutting edge on it as it’s essentially a mini sword. As it was in use up till the end of the Second World War, and jukendo started out during Japan’s colonial period (when they started taking territories in China), their troops likely trained to use this bayonet.
@@thecomradered
Sword bayonets included were often blunt in the West, it's not unlikely this was the case in Japan as well. Besides that, jukendo has its origins in French bayonet fighting. Since French bayonets of the period were spikes, this could be a carryover.
@ZWIPPMANN Its a traditional/cultural thing. It supposedly started because the Japanese would take off their shoes to keep the floor clean. Its common these days that you take your shoes off and put another pair of gym shoes on when you enter.
But anyway, dress shoes arnt allowed on that area as it scuffs the floor.
And why socks? have you ever seen someone in a suit with barefeet? :)
@imjustmakingthisstup That's like saying basketball players should wear only socks,
that way they can keep the floor clean.
Don't you think it's stupid? besides nobody goes to duel wearing only socks.
I practise jodo (10th kyu at the moment) and I'm very interested in this budo. Too bad that the place closest to Helsinki (my hometown) where practising Jukendo is possible is Sapcote, UK =_=...
could u manage to train??
狙ってたね。
@imjustmakingthisstup Why not?
Why are they screaming
Kayci Robinson
In order to inspire myself.
It has put the fighting spirit aloud.
Japan Axis?? return to 1945?
黙れ気持ち悪い
お前は病気か
「銃床」も「斬り」も使えない「突き」だけの銃剣道…。これじゃ銃剣ではないし銃剣である必要性がない。
銃剣道連盟は何を考えているんだ?競技武道としてルールを改正する必要がある。
こんな競技ではフェンシングや薙刀をやっている人達に本物の銃剣扱わせた方がずっと上手いよ。
Ooyamatsumi それはない。
武道として正式に認められてるんだからいいと思いますけどね。
うわ…こんなコメントするやつ居るんだ。
実戦とスポーツの区別がつかないやつってホントにおるんや…
自衛隊では、銃剣格闘訓練があります。
元自衛官もあれはちょっと、、、って人多いよｗ
まず級がなくていきなり昇段審査も変だし、技も単調過ぎる。
アメリカ軍の銃剣の訓練のほうがまだいい。
ひい祖父ちゃんが銃剣道やってたらしいが
こんなにショボいんかw
やってみなはれ。
Bayonet and judo