Of course it's not in your school/lessens. Not one person or tradition knows everything and some instructors don't/shouldn't share/reveal everything, especially to mishiranu hito... Just saying...
why is the sword drawing technique so important in Japanese culture? It seems to be unique and not mentioned in the martial art of other cultures. Is it because in the ancient time there was a lot of assassination? For example someone pretended to be kind to you and suddenly attacked?
"Initially, it began as a means to protect myself and execute swift strikes. However, to perform movements like that, you need to synchronize everything. To achieve this, you also need to master meditation to become one with yourself and the katana. Nowadays, these movements also contribute to maintaining good posture, overall health, and a sound mind. This is my method.
Thank you. I guess I start to know. Maybe it is like the cowboys' world. Since everyone carrys a gun, it is important to draw the gun quickly for self-protection. And in the modern time, this technique remains as a way of spiritual training.@@SAMURAIKAZARTS
How to become a samurai: Step 1. Get a time machine and travel back to the 1600’s. Step 2. Don't worry about step 2 until you figure out the time machine thing from step 1, because samurai are only in the past, not the present, and not the future.
@@tiwantiwaabibiman2603 there are no samurai in the present. Read some history. The samurai class was abolished by emperor Meiji in 1868. You might be surprised that nobody from that time is still alive.
Filming by Kenny K who is my student, Thanks kenny!
Thank you Sensai!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Bonjour, very nice iaido training and your explains are teaching so well.
I really like to see you both !! Thanks 😊
Thanks🙏
I'm very much looking forward to this. It's always great to see you & Toru together on another video. 🙏
Thank you 🙏🏽
Thanks!
And Yep new lesson, time to practice XD
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Looks very challenging
Arigato Gozamaisu Sensei 💪🙏
oh look, YT goof balls. This isn't Iai, this is LARPing. playing with swords doesn't make you a samurai.
Thank you for your comment!
What's the difference between iai and battojutsu?
Same thing.
Definitely gonna practice all of this.
Awesome video and great training of Iai. Choreography at the end was 🔥🔥
Thank you for shooting this episode！
i am learning Zen Nihon Kendo Renmei Iai… this form you are showin does not show up there…
which Ryu is it from, i wonder?
It's came from Singyo Toryu. But my school name is Jushin Rishin Kai. I also used to do K edorenmei.
Of course it's not in your school/lessens. Not one person or tradition knows everything and some instructors don't/shouldn't share/reveal everything, especially to
mishiranu hito... Just saying...
@@tiwantiwaabibiman2603 thank you for your advice
why is the sword drawing technique so important in Japanese culture? It seems to be unique and not mentioned in the martial art of other cultures. Is it because in the ancient time there was a lot of assassination? For example someone pretended to be kind to you and suddenly attacked?
"Initially, it began as a means to protect myself and execute swift strikes. However, to perform movements like that, you need to synchronize everything. To achieve this, you also need to master meditation to become one with yourself and the katana.
Nowadays, these movements also contribute to maintaining good posture, overall health, and a sound mind. This is my method.
Thank you. I guess I start to know. Maybe it is like the cowboys' world. Since everyone carrys a gun, it is important to draw the gun quickly for self-protection. And in the modern time, this technique remains as a way of spiritual training.@@SAMURAIKAZARTS
How to become a samurai: Step 1. Get a time machine and travel back to the 1600’s.
Step 2. Don't worry about step 2 until you figure out the time machine thing from step 1, because samurai are only in the past, not the present, and not the future.
KAZ is a Samurai in the Present!!!
@@tiwantiwaabibiman2603 there are no samurai in the present. Read some history. The samurai class was abolished by emperor Meiji in 1868. You might be surprised that nobody from that time is still alive.