Evolution of Koryu with the Taisha-ryu Sword School
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2021
- In this video we explore the the evolution of traditional martial arts in Japan and how they seek to survive in modern day, all specifically through the lens of the Taisha-ryu sword school.
This video has been made with the help of members of Taisha-ryu Daniel Trauner and Alex Allera who helped to write the majority of the script.
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Thank you very much for the video collaboration with us. We really appreciate the effort you put in this project.
I suppose, the ultimate achievement in any art, including martial arts, is the attainment of wisdom while practicing it. In this regard, the maker of these videos on Japan's history and culture is a sensei in his own right. While admitting little knowledge or experience of actual martial arts, the ability to teach history and help the rest of us share in its wisdom is itself one of the highest of achievements. Thank you, Sensei of history.
If you do decide to learn Japanese swordsrmanship I highly recommend you learn both a Koryu style of KenJutsu or Iaijutsu AND Kendo. If you can find a school that does both like mine it's a goldmine. Nothing better than learning legitimate swordsmanship with lineage and traceability to Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto Ryu along with the practicality of Kendo(regardless of the "do" in Kendo its still practical and can be deadly). Personally I practice Ryushin Shouchi Ryu. I hope one day you make an origin video of Ryushin or our decent ryuha Tenshinsho Jigen Ryu the signature style of the great Shimazu clan.
As a HEMA practitioner, I would love to also learn historical Japanese swordsmanship.
This is one of the best Japanese martial arts history videos i’ve seen on TH-cam. Great work!
FANTASTIC WORK!!! This is the best documentary I have seen on the history of koryū and Marume Kurando Nagayoshi I have seen. As a documentary filmmaker myself, I tip my hat in respect to you. Thank you for the new insights . . .
Thank you for helping to keep this rich history alive.
This is quite interesting to see and I loved it. Very fascinating indeed.
That was a really great video indeed and hopefully in the future you manage to make more of these, I imagine it must be quite time consuming and difficult task.
The best part about this channel is that all the episodes have sengoku Jidai as the base for story telling which makes it niche ,it’s a great contribution towards learning of Japanese history and culture
The way of Samurai is so fascinating. That I always use the mindset to cope up in every situation of my life. ❤️❤️
I’m among other things a goju ryu karate practitioner, I love learning about martial arts and would love if you made more videos like these!
I love your channel, subjects like this and how you present it is what sets you in your own category for Samurai history/culture online. As others have stated, if you do pursue sword martial arts, choose to do both a form of Iaijutsu/kenjutsu with kendo. I firmly believe studying the Japanese sword, if done correctly, fills the soul with a deeper appreciation of life and nature. I truly hope you get the get the opportunity one day. In the meantime, thank you so much for your content.
Love this presentation I am a practitioner of Muso Shinden Ryu.I would like to hear about all the different ryu’s that exist.❤
Nice educational video & keep up the good work 👍🏻
Thanks love the info great work.
Fellow koryu trainee here! While I'm enjoying pre-Meiji japanese swordfighting, I have to say that the declining in traditional martial arts is not a surprise for me. Koryu is not for everyone. It's expensive, demanding, there's no tournaments and awards to win and hard to access. But It's a journey worth starting. Taisha-ryu is in friendship with my school, and I had the chance to speak with Alex Allera before (he's a very nice man). Taisha-ryu is very peculiar because their school was born in the Sengoku Jidai. Their moveset pretty much proves that. Has a really ancient feel, similiar to Niten Ichi-ryu (but, IMO Taisha-ryu looks more effective).
Most informative indeed
A great video nick. As always your edits are awesome, your voice perfect and your attitude wonderful. I think it is time to dig deep into the way of martial arts in Japan. So a great start.