To clarify why left is throwing the battle: On the left is uchidachi (instructor) who initiates the action and sets the pace, while allowing the shidachi to strike the winning blow. Uchidachi is a nurturing instructor who intentionally loses in order for shidachi to develop. The kata is not competitive nor a test of one's abilities. This role requires one to be humble and responsible because it embodies self-sacrifice of uchidachi in order to teach shidachi by offering guidance and education.
Part of being able to pass your kata testing is the working together of two partners. If they don’t work together and aren’t on the same timing they will both fail their test.
This is Kata, an entirely scripted series of moves, used to demonstrate timing and precision. Each Kata tells a kind of story, with attacks, blocks and counters. Other elements of kendo are far more physical, and sparring especially so. By far the hardest art I've ever tried, in terms of 'getting it right', but that's what has kept me interested and attending! For me, it 'fitted' properly.
tbh it doesnt matter if they are sharp or not... i dont know if you ever tried doing kata like this... striking with such force will cause serious injury if you fail... its really impressive
Just started learning ropponme for my Nidan grading next year. I love how you really feel and learn more about the relationship between the uchidachi and shidachi as you learn each kata. Definitely one of my favorite aspects of my journey through Kendo.
The content of this video is very valuable. Quality like this is rarely found. It shows the _very_ fundamentals of kenjutsu in a masterful way. Shidachi and uchidachi's work is impeccable. Thanks KendoWorld.
I find this demonstration especially enjoyable. The focus from the girl on the right translates well from the video. She perhaps shows too much tension compared to the girl on the left but her control is spectacular. The girl on the left looks scared as hell in some of the plays. Their movement timing is very close to spot on. Some of the foot movement in the katana v wakizashi is sublime. Really impressive.
Having experienced attempting this kata sequence with bokuto(poorly, I’m still brand new to kendo), this video is absolutely breathtaking to watch. I nearly gasped at every strike.
These kata derive from kenjutsu. In fact, kendo is a modernized version of kenjutsu, in order to make it more "civilized" and more accessible to people. Personally, having trained in kendo for a few years, I do like this approach.
This isn't a match for points - it is the 10 Kendo kata. Each kata "begins" with the two participants on opposite sides of the room, getting ready, matching the opponent, sliding forward with 3 steps, and attacking or counterattacking. Left initiates, right follows. The kata teach strikes, timing, matching your opponent, spirit, kiai, and being exact. It's like a tea ceremony with swords.
I don't know much about Kendo, but it was so impressive to watch, such mastery and respect in every move. But are they really using real swords? Oo That's so amazing !
Composure, form, rhythm. It's a very different aspect of Kendo from typical shiai, almost like a dance. Takes great focus and practice for the level shown in video.
It’s a late response, but it’s 10 sets of fixed patterns to teach elements of swordsmanship. The sensei (teacher) is on the losing side (left) whereas the student is on the winning side (right). A lot goes into these sets, including maintaining the right distance and following the right footwork and movements.
I showed this to my girlfriend, explaining her what I'm doing at Kendo, and she was just hugging me and fearing for me to die. Not dangerous when done by experienced Kendokas (I'm just using wooden swords anyway), but she doesn't care
This is power we all should practice some way of the sword each nation has a style dedicated to the blade this way is more spiritual than a church (not dissing the church) but the way of the sword pushes the body and soul
questo sport mi affascina parecchio 😊 anche io sono una marzialista e rispetto le altre arti marziali. amo tantissimo quello che pratico, sono una ju jitsuka🙏 oss e rispetto👊
Its not about scoring points as such - make a mistake with a sword and you're maimed for life (as a minimum) - or dead. A fight in such circumstances would be over in seconds in reality. Have yo seen Iaido demonstrated? Theres a classic Iaido draw in film called "Sanjuro" which you might have seen? Probably a clip here on youtube.
It may well also be that the woman on the right is of higher grade, therefore the left girl is uchidachi (pardon my errors, it's been a long time since I last practiced kendo), which is the attacking sword. The woman on the right is the shidachi, the "winning" sword. These kata have a purpose, it's not about winning or losing. It's about control, determination and focus. A loss in a battle with these swords meant death not too long ago in Japan.
Sometimes you will watch higher ranked practicants using them at demos. Notice the clothes they are using, Those are not the regular uniform, but the formal exhibition ones. 99,9 % of the time you would be using bokken instead.
those kata's can execute with a bokuto, a iaito (unsharp blade) or a shinken (razorsharp blade). Those lady's are highly graduated so they might use real blades, a shinken or Nihonto. My advice don't do this at home, use a boken instead.
These are the All Japan Kendo Federation Kendo Kata, there are no Kata competitions in kendo that I know of, it is just about passing on the tradition correctly to the next generation of kenshi. These katas are are said to be the synthesized form of the ultimate techniques of the major swordsmanship styles of Japan.
I don't know the first thing about Kendo but it seemed to me like the person on the left is throwing the battle and letting the other girl get hits. I don't know if that is supposed to happen for the purpose of the exercise or what, but that is what it looked like to me. I am used to karate where it is a lot more physical. It's strange to me to see them only take a few swipes and then start over. Obviously this is due to them scoring points. It just happens so fast.
very old comment, but i’d like to point out that this is not fighting, this is a choreographed performance. the one on the left is playing the role of the “teacher”, who is throwing to teach the student. the teacher always strikes first and the strike is redirected back at the teacher in 10 different ways.
Leonardo quiero preguntarte una cosa... Vi una exhibición de kendo en la que parecían que combatían durante unos minutos, por supuesto todo coreografiado. El caso es que me enganchó bastante, pero viendo combates reales y demás, como que ha perdido la gracia, le falta dinamismo al asunto. Antes hacía karate y el caso que me gustaba pero nunca me llenó del todo. Creo que los japoneses le quitan la chispa de la magia que tiene detrás, lo veo todo igual: 1 minuto de postureo, respeto hacia el contrincante, la vida, el universo y a la flor del jardín; genial! de verdad, chapó! Pero luego solo dan un golpecito y se retiran. Es decir, tienes 1 minuto de "darse a conocer y respetar" y 3 segundos de golpe (si llega). Mi pregunta es la siguiente: ¿Realmente es así o tiene más detrás de todo esto? Siento la chapa y aunque parezca que lo enmascaro de forma irónica, estoy interesado en averiguar qué pasa más allá, quiero saber si entra en deportes que debería probar. Gracias de antemano, un saludo!
Yeah I know what a kata is. We had those in karate was well. It is just performed a lot differently in karate. Our kata was made up of about 20 moves with kicks, blocks and punches and it was a scenario where you are fighting off 10 imaginary opponents at one time. Something to that effect.
Why? Just regular old kata, it's to show the principles and timing involved, the blunted swords serves to look more realistic and cool, but beyond that it's the same as with wooden swords
Many years ago I played to be a samurai and chopped a strawberry in my hand like one and i cut myself. Thank God it wasn't a japanese knife or any other sharp as Trump's tongue knife.
***** We need more Japanese martial arts family that had lots of female members ages 16-25. With all this Hentai and Porn, they still wont make any babies. ...the world is ending.
Gracias capo bueno la respuesta según mi punto de vista es la siguiente Los japoneses con este arte marcial como todo lo que practican son serios imponen respeto Un combate de kendo como máximo pude durar dos minutos En un torneo salvo que los dos contrincantes fueran buenos puede durar 10 minutos . Por suerte mi sensei y mis compañeros son exigentes pero son buenos ye bancan en todo como verás aca es muy diferente a la seriedad de los japoneses Gracias por tu pregunta un abrazo desde Argentina
Leonardo Lieto Vos de que parte de Argentina sos? Yo soy del sur de Brasil, mi estado hace frontera con Uruguay y Argentina y hay 3 ciudades con Kendo acá, mas una empezando. Mi dojo es nuevo, tiene 15 meses pero 8 de nosotros ya recibimos el 1kyu en San Pablo. Me alegre ver que hay kendo no tan lejos. Un abrazo desde Brasil.
Yo soy de Ciudad de Buenos Aires la fak o sea la federación de kendo se encuentra en la provincia de Corrientes en la que tenemos un Japonés 7mo dan Ko Futaoka sensei . En Uruguay hay un 8vo dan pero ya se vuelve a Japón Sos de Brasil vas a salir bueno la mayoría de los danes japoneses se encuentran allí Cuando quieras podes venir a practicar a mi dojo sos bienvenido abrazo . Desde Argentina
Leonardo Lieto Gracias por la respuesta. Anduve por Bs As en 2012, pero en la época no hacia el Kendo. En Uruguay conozco el kenshi más antiguo, Fabian sensei que recibió el 4dan el año pasado en México. El 8vo dan es Fukushima sensei, pero yo no sabia que ya se va al Japon pronto. Me bajonea la notícia, xq estaba ahorrando plata para irme a Montevideo por eso... Hay muchos 7dan japoneses en Brasil, pero casi todos en São Paulo, o sea 1500km para el norte, donde estuve en febrero. Mi ciudad queda más cerca de ahí. Acá tenemos un sensei 3dan de una colonia japonesa, o sea, no es un 3dan "comun" y en Porto Alegre tenemos cuatro 3dan. Gracias x la invitación! Vos si venís a Brasil ya tenés donde entrenarte.
Because it is supposed to capture the intent of a real sword fight, not a movie fight scene. In each pause they are watching and evaluating their opponent.
To clarify why left is throwing the battle: On the left is uchidachi (instructor) who initiates the action and sets the pace, while allowing the shidachi to strike the winning blow. Uchidachi is a nurturing instructor who intentionally loses in order for shidachi to develop. The kata is not competitive nor a test of one's abilities. This role requires one to be humble and responsible because it embodies self-sacrifice of uchidachi in order to teach shidachi by offering guidance and education.
You express in exact words the essence of the teaching of Kenjutsu. That's exactly what budo is. That essence is being lost even in Japan.
Chato.
I used to do Kendo and this video was sent as a must watch
Never seen such an intense kata demonstration as this. Thank you.
I love how at certain points its almost like a mirror-dance. Incredible.
Part of being able to pass your kata testing is the working together of two partners. If they don’t work together and aren’t on the same timing they will both fail their test.
0:38 first
1:18 second
1:48 third
2:33 fourth
3:15 fifth
3:56 sixth
4:36 seventh
There's nothing quite like watching two girls swing Katanas at each other while yelling, the beauty of kendo
its kata not fight
Its humor homie
Ok big gamer 🙄
@@anetkairemekKendo Kata with Iaito?
This is Kata, an entirely scripted series of moves, used to demonstrate timing and precision. Each Kata tells a kind of story, with attacks, blocks and counters. Other elements of kendo are far more physical, and sparring especially so. By far the hardest art I've ever tried, in terms of 'getting it right', but that's what has kept me interested and attending! For me, it 'fitted' properly.
Impressive concentration, great balance, fluid movements. She made it look effortless.
This is so intense with the real swords, I swear I'm about to have a heart attack
It IS intense, but they are not using "real swords" (shinken), they are using a heavy-duty type of iaito called a [i]kata yo.[/i]
tbh it doesnt matter if they are sharp or not... i dont know if you ever tried doing kata like this... striking with such force will cause serious injury if you fail... its really impressive
How can you tell if they're sharp or not?
You just don't want to destroy your shinken...also it is very dangerous to practice kendo kata with shinken. I hope this explanation is enough :)
Meh compared to the Western full contact theatre this really isn't that dangerous. Search up Wolin 2015
I've not seen anyone demonstrate kendo kata which such ferocious intent. Superb to watch!
Just started learning ropponme for my Nidan grading next year. I love how you really feel and learn more about the relationship between the uchidachi and shidachi as you learn each kata. Definitely one of my favorite aspects of my journey through Kendo.
Watching this and knowing I will never be able to achieve this level of skill and confidence is just awe inspiring. Quite the demonstration.
The content of this video is very valuable. Quality like this is rarely found. It shows the _very_ fundamentals of kenjutsu in a masterful way. Shidachi and uchidachi's work is impeccable.
Thanks KendoWorld.
it's also helping me revise for my grading coming up
@@timebomb4562 Are the people in the video kendoka or iaidoka? Kendo doesn't teach sheathing and unsheathing techniques right?
@@theechidna2916 afraid not
@@theechidna2916 It's kendo kata
@@theechidna2916 It's the kata of Kendo.
here in Brazil at every kendo taikai we have a demonstration like that made by 2 old senseis. Is very nice.
just accidentally found this video again, still as awesome as the 1st time I watch it back then.
They are very strong. Look at their forearms, so much form and conditioning too
I maxed out my volume because I thought there's supposed to be sounds while they're moving.
Big mistake.
I find this demonstration especially enjoyable. The focus from the girl on the right translates well from the video. She perhaps shows too much tension compared to the girl on the left but her control is spectacular. The girl on the left looks scared as hell in some of the plays. Their movement timing is very close to spot on. Some of the foot movement in the katana v wakizashi is sublime. Really impressive.
Thank you very much for this awesome presentation, now i finally got the last part of the 6th nihon kata :)
it is my favorite kendo kata video to study for examination, so clear and... beautifull! thanx a lot.
Having experienced attempting this kata sequence with bokuto(poorly, I’m still brand new to kendo), this video is absolutely breathtaking to watch. I nearly gasped at every strike.
Good performance and nice spirit! Thank you!
These kata derive from kenjutsu. In fact, kendo is a modernized version of kenjutsu, in order to make it more "civilized" and more accessible to people. Personally, having trained in kendo for a few years, I do like this approach.
This isn't a match for points - it is the 10 Kendo kata. Each kata "begins" with the two participants on opposite sides of the room, getting ready, matching the opponent, sliding forward with 3 steps, and attacking or counterattacking. Left initiates, right follows. The kata teach strikes, timing, matching your opponent, spirit, kiai, and being exact. It's like a tea ceremony with swords.
The camera should be still and unzooming.
素晴らしいです。仕太刀が鋭いし、緩急強弱もあって、気迫もあり、残心もきれい。１拍子で返せてるし、仕太刀の勉強になりました。
足の動きが、ものすごく華麗ですね。これはぜひ見倣い、身に着けたい所作です。 感動しました！ この動画のURLを教えてくださったオーストラリア クイーンズランド剣道連盟の田村先生、ありがとうござます。
Great performance. Great spirit. Nothing more to say.
I don't know much about Kendo, but it was so impressive to watch, such mastery and respect in every move.
But are they really using real swords? Oo That's so amazing !
these are real katana but not sharp,for training, called iaito like iaido
Thank you! I nearly confused myself. It's been about a decade since I last practiced. :)
Great demonstration. Perfect technique. Congratulations
Awesome! So much accurate
wow! if catch in the eye!
This is the only video I watch to study kata
their cries are terrifying
The bit at the end of the sword?
*****
whenever they make a bloody sound.
Totaly stupid... a simple 'HUH!' would be enough.... not a 'HUAAARARRAGGGGGHHH!'.
Muchas Gracias he aprendido mucho de ustedes Domo Arigato Gozaimashta
I wish... I understood enough to make this be cool...
+Gariel2007 The what's stopping you from learning more about it?
Composure, form, rhythm. It's a very different aspect of Kendo from typical shiai, almost like a dance. Takes great focus and practice for the level shown in video.
It’s a late response, but it’s 10 sets of fixed patterns to teach elements of swordsmanship. The sensei (teacher) is on the losing side (left) whereas the student is on the winning side (right). A lot goes into these sets, including maintaining the right distance and following the right footwork and movements.
you just can't feel nothing while watching this.
I showed this to my girlfriend, explaining her what I'm doing at Kendo, and she was just hugging me and fearing for me to die. Not dangerous when done by experienced Kendokas (I'm just using wooden swords anyway), but she doesn't care
This is power we all should practice some way of the sword each nation has a style dedicated to the blade this way is more spiritual than a church (not dissing the church) but the way of the sword pushes the body and soul
thank you for this, my exam is in 2 days, and this video helped me with my kata exam.
but i also have a report, and i dont think ill pass.
F.M.L
شكرا جزيلا ...
Magnifique, super bien fait.
一本目は仕太刀が下がらなくても届かないところを切ってます。
二本目は小手抜きになっていない。etc
It’s like two cats meowing at each other:D
what i'm curious about is the colour of the hakama. is there a specific reason?
questo sport mi affascina parecchio 😊 anche io sono una marzialista e rispetto le altre arti marziali.
amo tantissimo quello che pratico, sono una ju jitsuka🙏
oss e rispetto👊
por que le subí tanto el volumen T T
oídos R.I.P
what a beautiful and strong!
Master piece
Greatest game on on PS2 by far
excellente !!!
Its not about scoring points as such - make a mistake with a sword and you're maimed for life (as a minimum) - or dead. A fight in such circumstances would be over in seconds in reality. Have yo seen Iaido demonstrated? Theres a classic Iaido draw in film called "Sanjuro" which you might have seen? Probably a clip here on youtube.
This kata demonstration was brilliant! Kouno y Katsura Sensei from Shizuoka, if I remember correctly.
Sehr saubere Ausführung, perfektes Lehrvideo für den Ablauf!
It may well also be that the woman on the right is of higher grade, therefore the left girl is uchidachi (pardon my errors, it's been a long time since I last practiced kendo), which is the attacking sword. The woman on the right is the shidachi, the "winning" sword. These kata have a purpose, it's not about winning or losing. It's about control, determination and focus. A loss in a battle with these swords meant death not too long ago in Japan.
hmm just a question from a noob: are theses swords sharp?
Awesome!
john doe do you know how long it takes to fully a sword to where you don't split open some one's head as you preform a kata?
Sometimes you will watch higher ranked practicants using them at demos. Notice the clothes they are using, Those are not the regular uniform, but the formal exhibition ones.
99,9 % of the time you would be using bokken instead.
剣道は、打たずに打たれなさい、受けずに打たれなさい、避けずに打たれなさい、
力を抜いて柔らかく、相手と仲良く穏やかに、姿勢は美しく、匂うがごとき残心を。
what!!?? with real swords
+QUINTESSENCE921 oh okay lol
+darkcat clau not a real fight tho, it's kata - combination of movements
those kata's can execute with a bokuto, a iaito (unsharp blade) or a shinken (razorsharp blade). Those lady's are highly graduated so they might use real blades, a shinken or Nihonto. My advice don't do this at home, use a boken instead.
Chr. RoosShineken they use often are being habiki(dull)
@@ChrRoos-hw8jb And even with a bokken it can be dangerous, try this with your sensei supervising until you are confident
I almost pissed my pants, whew..
Will I learn this kata if I practice normal kendo?
Yes, the ten kata are part of normal training for every kendoka.
GreenDevil4 ooh good! Will I need those swords or just bokken? because I would love using blunt swords
Usually in the dojo everybody use the bokken, the katana swords are used for public demonstrations or "hard training" like in the video!
GreenDevil4 damnit... Better start practicing Iaido too x)
Yes, and you will hate it in the beginning, is kinda like studying math to me
Good
C'est agréable à voir.
Is this a choreography or a competition? This is really neat
These are the All Japan Kendo Federation Kendo Kata, there are no Kata competitions in kendo that I know of, it is just about passing on the tradition correctly to the next generation of kenshi. These katas are are said to be the synthesized form of the ultimate techniques of the major swordsmanship styles of Japan.
Thank you for info :)
Eikaiwade Actually they do have kata competitions. They're pretty common.
Liliana Bray I will look into that!
May I ask where do you live or have seen them? I have never witnessed one, but I am only a lowly 3 dan.
Wait so if I were to get into Kendo, do I have to scream like that all the time? This is a serious question by the way.
Yes you do...
Yes you do! And it's a perfect way to release some steam.
I don't know the first thing about Kendo but it seemed to me like the person on the left is throwing the battle and letting the other girl get hits. I don't know if that is supposed to happen for the purpose of the exercise or what, but that is what it looked like to me.
I am used to karate where it is a lot more physical. It's strange to me to see them only take a few swipes and then start over. Obviously this is due to them scoring points. It just happens so fast.
very old comment, but i’d like to point out that this is not fighting, this is a choreographed performance. the one on the left is playing the role of the “teacher”, who is throwing to teach the student. the teacher always strikes first and the strike is redirected back at the teacher in 10 different ways.
Woow el kendo es mi pasion eso es kata esta tremendo para ser 1 er dan en mi.pais nos toman eso con bokken
Todavia me falta mucho por aprender
Leonardo quiero preguntarte una cosa... Vi una exhibición de kendo en la que parecían que combatían durante unos minutos, por supuesto todo coreografiado. El caso es que me enganchó bastante, pero viendo combates reales y demás, como que ha perdido la gracia, le falta dinamismo al asunto. Antes hacía karate y el caso que me gustaba pero nunca me llenó del todo. Creo que los japoneses le quitan la chispa de la magia que tiene detrás, lo veo todo igual: 1 minuto de postureo, respeto hacia el contrincante, la vida, el universo y a la flor del jardín; genial! de verdad, chapó! Pero luego solo dan un golpecito y se retiran. Es decir, tienes 1 minuto de "darse a conocer y respetar" y 3 segundos de golpe (si llega). Mi pregunta es la siguiente:
¿Realmente es así o tiene más detrás de todo esto?
Siento la chapa y aunque parezca que lo enmascaro de forma irónica, estoy interesado en averiguar qué pasa más allá, quiero saber si entra en deportes que debería probar.
Gracias de antemano, un saludo!
real katanas?
badass
Yeah I know what a kata is. We had those in karate was well. It is just performed a lot differently in karate. Our kata was made up of about 20 moves with kicks, blocks and punches and it was a scenario where you are fighting off 10 imaginary opponents at one time. Something to that effect.
5:28 shidachi switches to a kodachi !
6:02 How Wakizashi person wins Katana (or Tachi) person.
If you get cut with a sword you are disabled or dead. That's why each kata is so short.
im currently practicing kata #3 and I suck.. hahaha
Don't worry, I'm learning this one too for my exam, and I think its very hard too. Don't give up!
***** haha.. no worries. im not giving up. That is not my samurai way... :D
Goodluck in your test!!!! Ganbatte!
👍🏾
お節介なコメントですが、悪しからず。すばらし演技でしたので、ついアドバイスをしたくなりました。太刀1本目、仕太刀の抜きの動作で、切先が下がっているので、天井を突く要領で抜ければもっと良くなるかと存じます。太刀3本目、打太刀の逃げ足がゆっくりな為、仕太刀が小足でやや早く位詰をするべきところが、うまく出来ていないように見受けられます。太刀4本目の切り結びは、お互い入り過ぎのようですね（切ることができる間合いである必要はありません）。切り結びの理合いは、お互いの技量を探るのが目的（理合い）です。太刀4本目、打太刀の巻き押さえすり込み右肺突き動作後、左足が残っているので、引き付ければ、もっと良くなるかと存じます。（全般的に打太刀の引き付け足が残っているかと存じます）小太刀2本目、3本目の仕太刀の残心時の左手の位置がすばらしい。小太刀2本目は、上から腕を制する。小太刀3本目はやや横（上）より制する。ここを横（下）から制して、関節技をかける方が多くいますが、それは解釈が乱暴かと存じます。太刀3本目、小太刀3本目は、相手を傷つけない技であり、逃げ場（下がること）を用意している技であることを参考までに・・・なお、太刀6本目は、致命傷を与えない技かと・・・
Intéressant
how come they are allowed to wear socks in the dojo?
this is kenjutsu not kendo, right?
Why? Just regular old kata, it's to show the principles and timing involved, the blunted swords serves to look more realistic and cool, but beyond that it's the same as with wooden swords
No, this is the standard Kendo kata.
Remember it could b unsharpened for all we know. I wouldn't be surprised if they used unsharpened swords for safety
I know in demos I've seen up close they are usually done with iaito, or blunted shinken. While not 'sharp' They are still very dangerous.
Many years ago I played to be a samurai and chopped a strawberry in my hand like one and i cut myself. Thank God it wasn't a japanese knife or any other sharp as Trump's tongue knife.
I love female sword practitioner
I just wish their population gets younger
Japan is composed mostly of 35+ yr. old.
...Come on, make babies.
that's a problem with them currently
***** We need more Japanese martial arts family that had lots of female members ages 16-25.
With all this Hentai and Porn, they still wont make any babies.
...the world is ending.
I volunteer as tribute!
Gracias capo bueno la respuesta según mi punto de vista es la siguiente
Los japoneses con este arte marcial como todo lo que practican son serios imponen respeto
Un combate de kendo como máximo pude durar dos minutos En un torneo salvo que los dos contrincantes fueran buenos puede durar 10 minutos .
Por suerte mi sensei y mis compañeros son exigentes pero son buenos ye bancan en todo como verás aca es muy diferente a la seriedad de los japoneses
Gracias por tu pregunta un abrazo desde Argentina
Leonardo Lieto Vos de que parte de Argentina sos? Yo soy del sur de Brasil, mi estado hace frontera con Uruguay y Argentina y hay 3 ciudades con Kendo acá, mas una empezando. Mi dojo es nuevo, tiene 15 meses pero 8 de nosotros ya recibimos el 1kyu en San Pablo.
Me alegre ver que hay kendo no tan lejos. Un abrazo desde Brasil.
Yo soy de Ciudad de Buenos Aires la fak o sea la federación de kendo se encuentra en la provincia de Corrientes en la que tenemos un Japonés 7mo dan Ko Futaoka sensei . En Uruguay hay un 8vo dan pero ya se vuelve a Japón
Sos de Brasil vas a salir bueno la mayoría de los danes japoneses se encuentran allí
Cuando quieras podes venir a practicar a mi dojo sos bienvenido abrazo . Desde Argentina
Leonardo Lieto Gracias por la respuesta. Anduve por Bs As en 2012, pero en la época no hacia el Kendo.
En Uruguay conozco el kenshi más antiguo, Fabian sensei que recibió el 4dan el año pasado en México. El 8vo dan es Fukushima sensei, pero yo no sabia que ya se va al Japon pronto. Me bajonea la notícia, xq estaba ahorrando plata para irme a Montevideo por eso...
Hay muchos 7dan japoneses en Brasil, pero casi todos en São Paulo, o sea 1500km para el norte, donde estuve en febrero.
Mi ciudad queda más cerca de ahí.
Acá tenemos un sensei 3dan de una colonia japonesa, o sea, no es un 3dan "comun" y en Porto Alegre tenemos cuatro 3dan.
Gracias x la invitación! Vos si venís a Brasil ya tenés donde entrenarte.
Dente18
Joya si vos venis a la Argentina también
CURIOSO VIDEO TOKYO
I think I saw her hair come off.
using real steel like that. I might just as well piss my pants.
They are probably using iaito or kata yo, not shinken. Not that a mistake wouldn't be painful, but far less "piss worthy" than a live blade.
круто.
Real steal wow....
Most likely aluminum
why do they have to pause after every move? it makes the video unnecessary long and boring. ( besides the part where they actually do the techniques )
Because it is supposed to capture the intent of a real sword fight, not a movie fight scene. In each pause they are watching and evaluating their opponent.
what will happen if its fail ？
your friend die
なんでこんなに力を入れて構えるのか分からない。一本目の仕太刀、面を抜く時に剣先が下がっては意味がない。五本目もそう。これじゃ二拍だよ。
im looking for only 123 but they just have to give me 1234567890
한국은 왜 일본의 검도를 지들 멋대로 변형하는지 모르겠다... 준거도 없에고 요판도복도 없에고...
Hmm.
01:25 K TATAMI
ESPADA DI SELENA,I compete in Sword Athletics and compete on REGULAR BASIS,FATHER ,SON,the NAME OF JESUS,HOLY GHOST.
just the tip
Sick Kata, cool vid, but this isn't kendo kata =/
Why?this is kendo kata
ma perche' urlano cosi' tanto? ah si sono donne :D