A Demonstration of Perfect Samurai Swordsmanship
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มี.ค. 2014
- The daughter of grand master Tanaka demonstrates her sword-handling skills using stalks of bamboo - which are said to have the same density as human bone.
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I respect a culture that still aims to minimize pain, even to an enemy you’ve utterly been forced to execute.
Make sure your hands are balanced when decapitating your opponent lest you cause him pain guys... just an fyi..........lmao..........I love the Japanese. They're even polite when they're killing you.
8 out of 10 decapitated people said they didn't feel a thing. The other 2 faked it.
Bruh imagine being the son or daughter of a gradnmaster of
Your resolve has increased.
There is no sport in slaughtering helpless domesticated bamboo. Notice how the bamboo plants are trained to perfectly balance on poles while they await their death. This almost never occurs in the wild. If you want to kill bamboo you should go into the wilderness and hunt it yourself where at least it has a chance to escape or fight back.
They have to use bamboo to demonstrate their technique because people get all whiney and complain-y when they use humans
Ghost of Tsushima
Everybody gangsta until she starts whipping out water breathing forms
Katana is the strongest sword in the world and I am Japanese
The Japanese devotion to the perfection of their art is as beautiful as the art itself.
L1, Circle Circle, Square, L1, Circle, L1
Note: He's talking specifically about decapitating someone who's committing seppuku.
Her sword has one of the nicest tsuba I've seen recently. Lovely openwork.
The slow motion shot with the snow falling softly around this woman's face was mesmerizing to watch. It did give me a feeling of time displacement for a moment. The beauty and violence of this cannot be understated for what the Samurai did and who they were. The world they lived in had above all HONOR as a basis for life. A quality so rare in all of today's society around the world. May you keep the way of the Samurai alive for us all, just please refrain from the beheadings.
When low speed footage is used, there should ALWAYS be at least one real speed example - always. Excuse my English.
I can only imagine how happy she was the first time he told he she achieved a perfect cut.
the slow motion part with her facial expression and her eyes locked on gave me shivers. amazing
So, so, so, so much respect for her and every Samurai's dedication and skill.
"To achieve perfect technique so as not to cause great pain when decapitating a person."