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Ken Liu
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Keiko Pre-Tournament - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
Special Guests from Kochi Prefecture, Japan
Keiji Kuzume (8th Dan Kyoshi)
Mitsunori Watanabe (7th Dan Kyoshi)
Morio Okamoto (7th Dan Kyoshi)
Yoshitoshi Yamasaki (7th Dan Kyoshi)
Hiorshi Kawazoe (7th Dan Kyoshi)
Keiji Kuzume (8th Dan Kyoshi)
Mitsunori Watanabe (7th Dan Kyoshi)
Morio Okamoto (7th Dan Kyoshi)
Yoshitoshi Yamasaki (7th Dan Kyoshi)
Hiorshi Kawazoe (7th Dan Kyoshi)
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Iaido Group Demonstration 2 - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
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NYC Kendo Club - Kataoka Sensei, Jose Pena, Roger Lanoue Jr., Jim Gucciardo, Yasuda July 3, 2016
Iaido Demonstration - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
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NYC Kendo Club - Kataoka Sensei and Jose Peña July 3, 2016
Kusarigama Vs Kendo Demonstration - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
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NYC Kendo Club (Kataoka Sensei) Vs NYC Kendo Club (Yuichi Miura) July 3, 2016
Kendo Vs Kusarigama Demonstration - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
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NYC Kendo Club (Toru Izumi) Vs NYC Kendo Club (Kataoka Sensei) July 3, 2016
Naginata Vs Kendo Nito Demonstration - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
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NYC Kendo Club (Charlotte Vandersleyen) July 3, 2016
Naginata Vs Kendo Demonstration - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
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Team USA (Hong) against NYC Kendo Club (Kentaro Ninomiya) July 3, 2016
Koyama Vs Son - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
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NYC Kendo Club (Masumi Koyama) Vs GSK (SungJun Son) July 3, 2016
Naginata Vs Kusarigama Demonstration - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
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NYC Kendo Club's Noboru Kataoka Sensei demonstrates Kusarigama(chain and sickle) against Naginata. July 3, 2016
Semifinals - Lanoue Vs Lin - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
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NYC Kendo Club (Alex Lin) Vs NYC Kendo Club (Roger Lanoue Jr.) July 3, 2016
Koyama Vs Ninomiya - NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai
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NYC Kendo Club (Masumi Koyama) Vs NYC Kendo Club (Kentaro Ninomiya) July 3, 2016
NYC Kendo Club 40th Anniversary Shiai - Men's Finals Intro
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Intro - NYC Kendo Club (Kentaro Ninomiya, Alex Lin, Kyungmin Kang, Yuichi Miura) Vs NY Kenshinkai (Koichiro Sudo, Yoichiro Tsunoda, Nigel Alcorn, Shinichiro Fukui, Paul Winters) July 3, 2016
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Choi vs Miura (5)
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NYU Kendo vs NYC Kendo AEUSKF Tournament / May 29, 2016 / John Jay College
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Feng vs Alberts (4)
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NYU Kendo vs NYC Kendo AEUSKF Tournament / May 29, 2016 / John Jay College
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Dong vs Kang (3)
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NYU Kendo vs NYC Kendo AEUSKF Tournament / May 29, 2016 / John Jay College
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Kruzel vs Tsukioka (2)
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Kruzel vs Tsukioka (2)
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Li vs Lin (1)
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Li vs Lin (1)
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Kang vs Ryu
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Kang vs Ryu
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Kang vs Lin
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Kang vs Lin
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Kang vs Goodman
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Kang vs Goodman
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Goodman vs Doherty
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Goodman vs Doherty
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Carroll vs Kang
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Carroll vs Kang
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Goodman vs Zhou
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Goodman vs Zhou
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Doherty vs Lee
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Doherty vs Lee
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Miura vs Shin
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Miura vs Shin
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Kang vs Wilkin
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Individual - Kang vs Wilkin
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Miura vs King (5)
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Miura vs King (5)
2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Alberts vs Sobel (4)
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament - Teams - Alberts vs Sobel (4)
2016 AEUSKF Tournament -Teams - Kang vs Chang (3)
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament -Teams - Kang vs Chang (3)
2016 AEUSKF Tournament -Teams - Tsukioka vs Lanoue (2)
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2016 AEUSKF Tournament -Teams - Tsukioka vs Lanoue (2)
Este pues utilizo dos kusarigamas
This one scene got me interested in this type of weapon. ruclips.net/video/RNHXB31wxLs/видео.html
日本の誇りです🇯🇵
剣道となぎなたを少ししていたのですが、一緒に試合できるのですね! 素晴らし動画をありがとうございます。
これは見世物としてもかなり面白いですねw
Good hai
Shadow vs Wasp *In-A-Nutshell*
I really like that NYC club was willing to do some Isshu Jiai stuff(especially with Kusarigama which doesn't get put into these kind of rare mixed matches these days at all). Historically, from pictures and the rare video, Isshu Jiai between Gekken and Naginata, Yari and even the Kusarigama used to be a lot more common.
So cool that he made a LARP weapon out of a ball of string and some coat hangers.
The kusarigama, meaning “sickle and chain,” is a real weapon used during the Edo period and onward in Japan. It was historically documented by many people including Japan’s greatest swordsman, Musashi. Kusarigama were invented to defeat swordsmen, and they are dangerous for a single opponent because of the range, but for that same reason they were never used on battlefields because they could pose a hazard to allies. I know that you’re just some dumb kid on the internet, and many of us go through that phase so to (hopefully temporarily) embody that is your right, but I thought I’d provide the information anyway because the reality is way more interesting than your joke.
Great LARP video!
With the kusarigama you have to take care of 4 components, the chain, the weight at the end of it and the two scythes, because in this training the weight is only symbolic, in the real one it is a deadly object that can fracture the skull or your limbs of One hit, the chain can cause you to get tangled up and be finished with the two remaining scythes, imagine how difficult it was to fight an expert using it in real life
Agreed, though to be clear, kusarigamas don't have scythes, they're sickles. The difference is that a sickle is small and single handed, and scythes are a 2 handed and generally the height of a person (think Grim Reaper).
Super Entertaining Tournament 😄
Very Nice Match 👌 Super Entertaining 😅
WoW! What an Interesting Tournament 😙 {Kusarigama} Best Weapon 😘
Not tournament, just demonstration matches
i love how a kurisagama gets a point by hugging the opponent and then finishing it
lol i love this time everybody isnt like super serious like traditional kendo fights
bruh do something lol
This is garbage compared to real kendo and real kenjutsu and real naginata do in Japan
Garbage? Don't pull the this isn't real Kendo and real Naginata-do crap. The NYC club is run by a highly respected Japanese 7th Dan in Kendo and Iaido. You don't know crap especially if you're trying to judge their technique from this little Isshu Jiai demonstration match against a Kusarigama.
@@RandomAllen go live in Japan for ten years then you will know what utter garbage this is
@@tonytrott6318 A deflection is all you got? You didn't even address anything I said. Go live in Japan for 10 years?🤣🤣🤣. What is this, 1990? I've trained with Hachidan and Nanadan Sensei, I've had the pleasure to train with members of Team USA and my club was founded by Team Canada. I've been to a seminar with Nishimura Sensei for God's sake. I don't know real Kendo? I'm not the one whining"Waaah, this Isshu Jiai demonstration match that NYC did for fun. It's not real Kendo". Why don't you shut up and train, or hey maybe take 5 seconds to learn some Kendo history before judging these people on a fun demonstration match .
Love it
Naginata Q torpe, siega la base hombre y deja la cabeza 😡🥋👎🏼
ふざけてるだろコレwwwwww
0:12 guy just died tho
Didn't quite touch; knowing not to give a bad response when your enemy is out of range is an important skill taught in most weapon arts.
Who also came over from Skals Video? :D
From what I’ve seen, which is like three videos, the faster nimbler weapons such as the kusarigama, kama, and katana have an advantage over the naginata and yari when it comes to sparring. I think that’s because most of the distance that needs to be crossed to give the pole arm the advantage is negated by starting tip to tip. Does that make sense?
All comes down to skill level
Yep, it does! I used to do a very different type of weapon fighting, where we started on opposite ends of a 20 foot ring, and pole weapons are supreme under these conditions; by the time you've gotten them to where these bouts are starting, they've already either gotten a hit on you, or are on the back foot.
Great work
Kusarigama : from japanese "the bonk weapon"
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Hey this doesn’t look like shadow fight where am i
Bruh you think you could just swing the sickle? No buddy swing the sickle equal suicide.
@@cheesuschrists maybe a spin attack?
@@literallynoone8223 no, it just doesn't work like that, you use this weapon's chain to unarm the enemy and then use the sickle to slash them
@@cheesuschrists I was joking :)
@@literallynoone8223 oh I apologise but who jokes like that
Comedy kendo
Nioh pvp
これは面白い。 けど、なぎなたはもう少しやり方があったと思う。
分銅の遠間と 両手に鎌では分が悪い
wow that spearwoman totally dominated the kusarigamaman.
Naginata. Not spear. The two are different weapons
She lost every bout....
Tell me where did she dominated? She lost this fight!
Sorry you are mistaken
What fight were you watching?
why are they all laughing? is this a joke training session homie?
It was a goofy demo that wasn't meant to be super serious
I knew he will get caught to yall probably think its comedic but to me that sword guy is avoiding to get tangled and evertime the chain is not ready the sicle defense is instantly ready how is this fair the sword guy needs to rush in pass two sicle and if got he tangled hes done. Getting too close be pulled by a sickle Get far the chain might hold you. Get too far enough time for mantis boi to prepare a defense. If he somehow got so close at point blank how will he use the sword? How throw the sword? One more swords men? Kidnap his family and tell him to commit suicide? Bombs? Naruto run? 1:53 the defense is just too high
In combat, the purpose isn't to be fair, it's to win. Otherwise the spear would never have been invented.
@@charleybrett1663 the spear! Now I want to see that vs a kusa!
Historically many swordsmen also carried daggers and throwing knives, and it was a common practice for Ming & Byzantine/Roman shield-bearing swordsmen to wield throwing spears and throwing darts. Such weapon combination sets make swords extremely dangerous, even arguably superior to sickle-chain kusarigama and chain or any polearm. Qi Jiguang and Cheng Zhong You directly reference this, (significant considering both were huge spear/pike fanboys), and Shinkage ryu practice sword & knife throwing for this precise reason.
Your community doesn't take kendo seriously
ギドラ They do.
They take actual kendo VERY seriously, this was just a demo for fun...
so what dan are you, gidora?
@@StrongZeroPowerHour 6th
Japan no 1
Japan no 1
No Taiwan Number 1 Japan number 2 China number 10
hamidious gud
Japan no. 1÷0
The kusarigama parry at 1:33 tho
also 1:48
Wow!!!
They should use the stickle to attack by rotating it not the stone piece
Well apparently the chain is to trap the opponent so the wielded can go in for the kill with the sickle.
Swinging the Sickle is absolutely foolish. You don't need it, the metal "Stone" piece will do more than enough damage.
Rotating the sickle would make the weapon weaker. You want to hit them with the heavy bit that creates shock and bypasses your helmet.
You'd cut off your own ass. That is the appeal of this weapon. You are avoiding one thing and another is getting in the way. You prepare to fend against the blades, you get hit by bludgeoning. You prepare for chain to envelope you, you get bonked by it. You get close enough to finish. You get disarmed by the blade. Its confusing
They look like jawas
This is the kind of thing you need a waki and mushashi skills to beat
Ben Diamond or just some shuriken on hand ;)
@@anonymousshawn9996 nah, shurikens aren't that easy to carry and throw, and also they are a bit predecible
Musashi had his toughest battle against a Kasarigama
@@ap0lmc The only time he had a tough fight against the kusarigama was when he fought Hattori Hanzo who specialized in the weapon I have been training with a kusarigama for 12 years and trust me it is a lot less effective than people think. Also if u gonna make a statement at least spell the weapon right I mean it is in the description it's not that hard to read or even copy paste if u can't read!
LOL!!! lmao!!!!!!!
does anyone know where to buy a shinai kusarigama?