Beer & mosquitoes

 

Beautiful people

 

Warning: Brains required

 

ADHD

 

Dogtors

 

夢想神伝流 Sagawa Hakone Special 居合道

The thousand names of Katana's parts

 

Parts of the Katana

 

Non-essential organs support group

Strange things

 

History of Budo

 History of Budo

A series of interviews with professor Takashi Uozumi, a professor of Japanese martial history and one of Japan’s leading experts on Budo and the life of the swordmaster Miyamoto Musashi. During our interviews, professor Takashi Uozumi was the director of the Budo and Sports Research Institute at the International Budo University in Japan. This interview begins with the period of 1600 to 1850 beginning with the battle of Sekigahara.

Ippon and Yukodatotsu The difference

The kendoka from Votruvio

 

Ikigai concept

 

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Just to think

 

interesting

Potrafki sensei vs. Tani sensei

Kendo − Spirit of the Samurai Sword

In the martial art of Kendo, matches are held using bamboo swords called shinai. However, winning in Kendo requires far more than mastering techniques. The most important thing is to develop a strong and fearless spirit, and this is a major factor in judging contests. With its origins in samurai sword training, Kendo strives for the mental attitude of the warrior, but because the goal today is to develop character and self-discipline rather than win in combat, the rigorous training is valued as much as the contests. An essential part of this tradition is the deep and respectful relationship between teacher and student.

Kiyoshi Nakakura: Attitude for Kendo Keiko

 

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