Hello Master Kanayama Takayuki, I am using the Google Translator because I do not speak English (so there may be some writing errors). I live in Belgium, I am 67 years old, and retired from professional life for 4 years. I am still in good shape, and I am very active. Thirty years ago I practiced Aikido for 13 years, and I practiced jo and boken a lot. I practiced with good Belgian and French teachers, and I followed internships by Sensei Tamura and Sensei Sugano quite well. I also practiced, for 3 years, shiatsu with Sensei Yuichi Kawada. And then I practiced Tai chi chuan, for 4 years. Today, for the past few weeks, I want to go back to work at jo.. And I just discovered your TH-cam site which I think is great! I will start on the basis of this video, as I have already practiced the jo it will be easier for me, however I did not know everything you have shown and explained !!! So here I am well motivated to animate my jo! Domo arigatoo gozaimashita.
Thank you for your kind comment. I can't speak English either, so I would like to make comments through the Google Translator and the DEEPL Translator. I am grateful to be connected by martial arts from a remote place called Belgium. The world is in a tough time with coronaviruses, but it's wonderful to have a martial arts practice where you can forget that. Please continue to do your best. Thank you very much.
Former and legendary UCLA men’s basketball coach John Wooden, had many famous quotes he would drill into his players mentality- Two of the most famous- Apply to your video- and training. 1. “Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.” 2. “Be quick, but don’t hurry.” You would probably love to read his “Pyramid Of Success “ on which he built his coaching & teaching legacy . 🙏🏻🙇♂️🕉
Impressive stuff. I have been working this technical idea of yours today outside in the yard. I must say that it is indeed very fundamentally important as you have presented. I love the idea of making this a warm up exercise. In earlier videos I saw this footwork movement and I was not quite sure that I understood its purpose. My knowledge is so much more clearer now having seen this video. Thank you Sensei.
Thank you. Please don't stop and go with sliding feet so that you can create your own movements, and don't twist your body. You will gradually create a congruence of movement. www.deepl.com/ja/translator
japanese is master of samurai sword swept easily when they slash...but there past time activity is gardening & cooking...ilove the way they do some sushi skill..strict discipline and culture and more respectable people but dont make them angry...love lots from philippines...
Thank you very much. If I may ask....what is the history behind this style of Jojitsu? Where did it come from and who did you learn it from? Sensei Kono? I enjoy its movements very much.
The Jojutsu I perform is the movement system of Kouno Yosinori sensei The body language and Jo's movements seem to be similar, and the Kouno Some of the techniques are based on the teacher's techniques. I have met and practiced with Sensei every month for about ten years.
@@KanayamaTakayuki th-cam.com/video/tr7w0fjifAw/w-d-xo.html This is where I first began learning it. He, like you, are good teachers. I only found you after searching for more in depth videos. It is so much different than Aikido and Karate staff movements. I think it is very refreshing. Did your teacher invent this style or did he find it, out of the past, in his years of researching the old ways?
Kouno sensei, more than 40 years ago in his dojo "syouseikan He said that in the complete darkness with the lights off at midnight, various movements arose from within him. This Jojutsu is from Kouno sensei's body. This Jojutsu sprang from Kouno sensei's body. I am also practicing in the same way, using your movements as a guide, to seek out the things that come from within myself.
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Thank you 'Master/Guru',, god bless you sir 🙏
thank you so much.
Wonderful poetic and philosophical explanation ‼️✊👏💚🍀🤔☺️
thank you very much!
Hello Master Kanayama Takayuki,
I am using the Google Translator because I do not speak English (so there may be some writing errors).
I live in Belgium, I am 67 years old, and retired from professional life for 4 years. I am still in good shape, and I am very active.
Thirty years ago I practiced Aikido for 13 years, and I practiced jo and boken a lot.
I practiced with good Belgian and French teachers, and I followed internships by Sensei Tamura and Sensei Sugano quite well.
I also practiced, for 3 years, shiatsu with Sensei Yuichi Kawada.
And then I practiced Tai chi chuan, for 4 years.
Today, for the past few weeks, I want to go back to work at jo..
And I just discovered your TH-cam site which I think is great!
I will start on the basis of this video, as I have already practiced the jo it will be easier for me, however I did not know everything you have shown and explained !!!
So here I am well motivated to animate my jo!
Domo arigatoo gozaimashita.
Thank you for your kind comment.
I can't speak English either, so I would like to make comments through the Google Translator and the DEEPL Translator.
I am grateful to be connected by martial arts from a remote place called Belgium.
The world is in a tough time with coronaviruses, but it's wonderful to have a martial arts practice where you can forget that.
Please continue to do your best.
Thank you very much.
I can't believe you made it all while on geta...
Very useful.
Thank you again!
Former and legendary UCLA men’s basketball coach John Wooden, had many famous quotes he would drill into his players mentality-
Two of the most famous-
Apply to your video- and training.
1. “Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.”
2. “Be quick, but don’t hurry.”
You would probably love to read his
“Pyramid Of Success “ on which he built his coaching & teaching legacy .
🙏🏻🙇♂️🕉
Очень здорово
Спасибо.
Привет вам с Сахалина. Мы можно сказать соседи
Точно.
спасибо
Пожалуйста, усердно тренируйтесь.
ничего не понятно, но очень интересно. Greetings from Russia!
Спасибо за ваш комментарий из России.
Thank you very much, your jojutsu videos are the best I've seen!
It's an honor.
I am still a novice, so I will do my best.
Thank you very much.
Simple and nice- some more please
Thank you very much.
I like to learn jo movements please slow down and break into 2 or 3 techniques @ a time if you could👍
Thank you for your comment.
Yes, I'm going to try to find a balance, of time and movement.
Impressive stuff. I have been working this technical idea of yours today outside in the yard. I must say that it is indeed very fundamentally important as you have presented. I love the idea of making this a warm up exercise. In earlier videos I saw this footwork movement and I was not quite sure that I understood its purpose. My knowledge is so much more clearer now having seen this video.
Thank you Sensei.
Thank you.
Please don't stop and go with sliding feet so that you can create your own movements, and don't twist your body.
You will gradually create a congruence of movement.
www.deepl.com/ja/translator
japanese is master of samurai sword swept easily when they slash...but there past time activity is gardening & cooking...ilove the way they do some sushi skill..strict discipline and culture and more respectable people but dont make them angry...love lots from philippines...
Thank you for your kind words.
From France domo arigatou gozaimashita 👏 inspiring work !!
Thank you very much from France.
Thank you so much for your teaching.
Thank you as well.
Интересное видео
Большое спасибо.
Thank you very much for you valuable teachings, a source of ispiration. Radames. Italia
Thank you, Radames, for watching us from Italy.
金山先生、こんにちは! 私は中国の日本武術のファンです、先生の解説動画シリーズは素晴らしいですとも安易に理解するのは可能ですね! どうもありがとうございました!
悪いですが、このシリーズは中国語に翻訳して、中国のネットで発表したい、これでいいですか？
コメントありがとうございます。
はい、中国語で翻訳して下さい。とても有り難いことです。
中国でも多くの方が喜ばれることと思います。
是非よろしくお願いいたします。
非常感谢你。
Google观众的翻译功能似乎将于9月28日终止。
如果可以翻译，谢谢。
@@KanayamaTakayuki お知らせありがとうございます!実はもう半分を翻訳した、中国のネットで発表しました、多くの中国人はyoutube使用しないですので…
そうでしたか。それならば解説動画は中国の方に喜んで頂けますね。お手数お掛けしました。どうもありがとうございます。
谢谢
我是老师的中文翻译。我刚刚完成翻译字幕。我先用繁体字翻译字幕，所以请原谅有些难读。
Thank you very much. If I may ask....what is the history behind this style of Jojitsu? Where did it come from and who did you learn it from? Sensei Kono? I enjoy its movements very much.
The Jojutsu I perform is the movement system of Kouno Yosinori sensei The body language and Jo's movements seem to be similar, and the Kouno Some of the techniques are based on the teacher's techniques. I have met and practiced with Sensei every month for about ten years.
@@KanayamaTakayuki
th-cam.com/video/tr7w0fjifAw/w-d-xo.html
This is where I first began learning it. He, like you, are good teachers. I only found you after searching for more in depth videos. It is so much different than Aikido and Karate staff movements. I think it is very refreshing. Did your teacher invent this style or did he find it, out of the past, in his years of researching the old ways?
Kouno sensei, more than 40 years ago in his dojo "syouseikan He said that in the complete darkness with the lights off at midnight, various movements arose from within him. This Jojutsu is from Kouno sensei's body.
This Jojutsu sprang from Kouno sensei's body.
I am also practicing in the same way, using your movements as a guide, to seek out the things that come from within myself.
@@KanayamaTakayuki Now that is fascinating! Thank you for this history.
Sensei Takayuki, what length of Jo are you using? And is that the preferred length or just what you enjoy using.
The basic length of Jo is 127.6 cm.
The diameter is 2.4cm.
If you make it yourself, please file the corners.
金山先生、ご無沙汰しています。
海外からも反響ありますね！
コロナの状況もみて、また稽古に参加させてください。
ありがとうございます。いつでもお待ちしております。