Been practicing for the last 10 years. I absolutely love iaido. It helped me through many hard times. Everytime i dress up for training my mind starts to focus and i can get rid of negativ things. It's a wonderful vehicle of japanese culture and a beautiful way to bring body and mind together and become a better person. Never gonna quit.
@@Q2Japan My Dojo, Doshi Kai, is in Massachusetts and is affiliated with AUSKF. I used to do Kendo as well till a car accident precluded sparring. We are honored to have Japanese Sensei come teach us at our national and regional seminars. Besides Americans my Dojo has Bulgarian and Chinese students, so indeed Iaido is spreading.
@@bellakaldera3305 wow, that's awesome :D sorry to hear about the accident, but it's encouraging to know that you've found other passions. hope you keep meeting more interesting people!
I've just recently joined a local dojo to start practicing Iaido. A part from the richness of the discipline, full of history, traditions and mindfulness, what I really love is the sense of community at the dojo, the welcome I've had when I joined and the care the sensei put to each student to really teach the true meaning of this discipline, without cutting corners but in a very enjoyable manner. This video reminded me a lot of the atmosphere in my dojo 😊
Amazing video, really wish I could move to Japan, and study under these people. From USA, want to definitely move to Japan someday. Wish this kind of discipline, and original teaching was available here.
Kah Fre "Wish this kind of discipline, and original teaching was available here." It is, although it can require a lot of looking to find it and might require a long commute or even involve a move. New York, Saint Louis, Seattle, and Los Angeles are places where some highly-respected sensei have dojo, but there are also others. Seattle, in particular, has schools of Iaido and Iaijutsu, as well as "koryu" (old school) kenjutsu, with master-teachers licensed by the headquarters in Japan. There are also a lot of phonies (both inside and outside Japan), so do your research. Find out who a teacher's teacher was, who his or her teacher was, and his, and his, etc. If there's no lineage, there's no truth in claims of teaching "real samurai swordsmanship." It will also be helpful to visit several dojo to see which one feels "right" to you. Looking around can also help show the differences between the real deal and the pretenders. Although there are different "schools/styles" of swordsmanship, they will have many common elements, and the differences will be subtle. For example, in the Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu system shown here, the angle of the sword when drawing and resheathing is different than in the Muso Shinden Ryu that I practiced, but the overall movements are similar in the big details. If a teacher has you spinning the blade behind your back and passing it between your legs "just like a Ninja Kung-fu Monk" then you should say thank you and make a quick exit. (I exaggerate of course, but the point stands.)
Such a beautifully shot and produced interview with a sword master of Iaido in Japan- love it (esp the Umeboshi string part) look forward to hearing your insights on your video projects and some behind the scenes info that didn't make it into the public video (there must be so much left aside in editing!) 9am on #seekingsustainabilitylive Episode 164 if anyone wants to join us live at 9am, welcome!
Thank you for this great video. Iaido is indeed worth learning, not to learn to how fight but to (try to) become a better person. And this dojo and its members look great. Greetings from Belgium
I absolutely love the Japanese warrior culture!...I just recently discovered iaido and found a dojo, I must say this Martial Art is definitely unique and amazing! ... respect to the honourable Japanese:)
Thank you for posting. I recently started Mugai Ryu Iaido and really enjoy both the physical and mental challenge without all the "hands on" stuff, bruising, and bleeding that were a feature of my previous martial art. As a grandmother, I can appreciate the grace of the older Iaidoka.
Finally found an Iaido school in the Nashville area. Will talk to the instructors and see if they are on the up n up because I have been wanting to do this for a looooong long time. I came from years of karate but it was too rigid and I love the fluidity of this and Aikido. I'm not a tournament professional, it is something that helps calm my mind and focus. This is good to watch and the information / stories are great.
I'm a humble student of iaido. I've been practicing it for the last 8 years now. It made me face many of my inner demons and many of my flaws. But, it's worthing it. I like to think that I'm a better person because of my practice of iaido.
23 year old from israel, going through my first year in katori shinto ryu. We train on grass by a big river under the trees and the atmosphere is amazing. The sensei's words about wanting foreigners to learn iaido gave me a lot of energy to keep going. I already did aikibudo and jujutsu but finding iaido is a great addition that i'm glad i did not miss.
What a joy to watch this! I felt like I have known the people in this video for a long time. Weird to have so many common feelings and thought with people from a totally different culture/country on various topics such as liking older objects to keeping not only your body healthy and in shape but your soul as well. What a beautiful concept! If I was living in Japan, I would have definitely sought out this teacher/dojo and join!
Suki desu! Rope is the string that connects everything. How you use it dictates the worth of a family or singular person and they always emulate that simple piece of cord. Versatility breeds confidence and structure. Stories breed romance and rebirth and everything lives and dies by the sword which gives birth to the rope. Blades do not exist with nothing to cut. Thank you for keeping the art alive.
I am not formally trained in iaido, I have learned what I know by reading books and watching others. I would greatly relish the opprotunity to learn from a bonefide sensei, it would be a terrible shame for such an art form to be forgotten. Thank you very much for this upload.
Thanks for watching! I think that while it may not be a practical martial art anymore, it is quite good for the soul. I hope you can experience it in a Dojo some day! Cheers.
@@Q2Japan indeed, I agree with you. It is good for me to cut away at the attachments of my body and focus inwards, drawing and slashing at my inner demons. 🙏
Incredibly well done video! On the off chance that the old gentleman in the video reads this, or is read what this says: " Please know, I study Ryushin Shouchi Ryu here in The Netherlands. Our dojo is an extension of the Seiseikan Dojo in Tokio. We are effectively one dojo spread over many countries with many students of which, to my knowledge, the majority is not native Japanese. Our own Dojo has around 15 or so people who study and we are grateful to Japan to have created such a wonderful art that we now study."
Excellent video. I absolutely love the cheerful and positive personality of the teacher and his students. If he were local I would be begging to take his offer for foreigners to learn. This must be the most beautiful martial art of all.
For a short time I had the great experience of studing Yaido in Japan, but I had to come back to my country. I realy would like to continue my studing. Maybe one day, maybe I can go back to Japan.
A really well made video, content and quality is exceptional. Can we get more details about this dojo and sensei? I practice Muso Jikiden Eishen Ryu and one of its derivatives. I am always looking for other material about the art from other teachers. Thank you again.
Im going to start Iaido this week on Friday , its such a beautiful art and i hope it will make me feel betterb(mind/body) getting a better controls of my feelings and concentration .
Hi all! I'm a Iaido pratictioner and I was wondering if there is any way to contact this Dojo. I haven't found aything on internet unfortunately. Thanks to anybody that might help!
I love this dojo with only 16 members, then you can learn in a different way, not like other dojos were there are 40-50 students at a time and the teachers do not have time for everyone, and if you´re not in the front row you never get any good at it...
I would love to learn any martial Art, especially with a Katana and the Samurai. But with my severe disabilities I can't do hardly any exercise. I love to do woodworking, but when I go to my shop, it's work 10 maybe 15 minutes, then I have to sit down and rest my back for at least 25 to 35 minutes. Oh well, dream on old man!
It's not a terribly physically demanding art so if you find a dojo, you can probably go for it (though who am i say that!). Hope you enjoy whatever martial art your heart seeks. Cheers!
SageoH. Why do you try to create some new style romanization if you already have hepburn, which is not confusing users with random inserts of "h" in place of "u". Mind that this is the same "h" that you also use in "ha hi fu he ho".
@@Q2Japan thank you samurai San. After this infection became natural and the border were opened I will go to Japan and meet your sensei samurai San. Sorry broken 💔 English.
It’s like Tai Chi with a sword. Shadow sword fight, nothing else. Only good for mind and soul, not for actual combat, because there is to much focusing on unimportant moves like sheeting the sword precisely correct, drawing the sword precisely correct and such nonsense. In this case, Kendo would be much more practical, if training for real life combat.
Grown men with an excuse to play with at times razor sharp blades. :P Yes I know...they usually use dull practice swords. But there is Tamishigiri. :) They train for decades. What for?? For the romanticized notion of what it's like to be a sword carrying//practicing "Samurai" (which you have to be born into or given the title by a Samurai family). We're not in the pre-1875 era where there were Samurai and it was legal to carry swords. Be in sword fights to the death....
... wasnt iai a speed tecnic? ... they are noobs the problem is that i didnt sense nothin but peace... and katana is for kill.....so there is something wrong...
@Matty Salvatore ah.....you are a pro of katana....FU idiot. i can kill because my iai is fast enough. in the video there is nothin but "like tai chi" gym style, slow, pacific, not letal. katana isnt for combat stress, is for kill expert ronin :D
@Matty Salvatore So It is about feeling like a Warrior but only being a weak coward? Why waste the time learning to dance when you thinking your fight training?
Unlike kendo u have no resisting opponent so u know about fighting nothing more then aikido guy. Go to kendo dojo and try to apply those lonnng techniques on someone who is willing to cut into your head as deep as it's nessesery by doing it as fast as it's possible. Iaido is good but mainly for knowing how to use sword. Not fight. And it's realy importent to know how to wear and draw a sword. But not so much as how to fight. Iaido is great but as suplement for kendo. Same with battodo. I was fighting with battodo guy. It was easy. Just easy
Been practicing for the last 10 years. I absolutely love iaido. It helped me through many hard times. Everytime i dress up for training my mind starts to focus and i can get rid of negativ things. It's a wonderful vehicle of japanese culture and a beautiful way to bring body and mind together and become a better person.
Never gonna quit.
Very nice :) Mental healing and strength are perhaps more important than ever. Cheers!
I have been studying Iaido for 11 years now, It has enhanced my life and indeed made me a better person.
I'm glad to hear it's had such a powerful impact on you :) hopefully it spreads to other parts of the world! Thanks for watching.
@@Q2Japan My Dojo, Doshi Kai, is in Massachusetts and is affiliated with AUSKF. I used to do Kendo as well till a car accident precluded sparring. We are honored to have Japanese Sensei come teach us at our national and regional seminars. Besides Americans my Dojo has Bulgarian and Chinese students, so indeed Iaido is spreading.
@@bellakaldera3305 wow, that's awesome :D sorry to hear about the accident, but it's encouraging to know that you've found other passions. hope you keep meeting more interesting people!
If you have a weapon ,the devil is afraid to posses you thats why you are a better person
Two and a half months for me. Long way to go... 😀
I've just recently joined a local dojo to start practicing Iaido. A part from the richness of the discipline, full of history, traditions and mindfulness, what I really love is the sense of community at the dojo, the welcome I've had when I joined and the care the sensei put to each student to really teach the true meaning of this discipline, without cutting corners but in a very enjoyable manner. This video reminded me a lot of the atmosphere in my dojo 😊
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience! I'm glad the video somehow evoked what other practitioners feel. Cheers!
These memories are priceless. Dojo's, specially such as this one, bring my mind back to where it should be when it comes to the martial arts.
Definitely. Fighting is an important aspect of martial arts, but the other human elements help it become culture :)
What an incredible Dojo with a very enthusiastic Sensei. A great video
Sherlock Investigates Japan They're a fun bunch! I hope more people get to enjoy iaido like they do.
@@Q2Japan Hi, I'm foreigner who living in jpn. Would you like to tell me where this dozo is?
Tq!
@@soloist73BR It's in Okayama! :)
@@Q2Japan tq! For the reply.
Amazing video, really wish I could move to Japan, and study under these people. From USA, want to definitely move to Japan someday. Wish this kind of discipline, and original teaching was available here.
Thanks :) Life in Japan can be complicated, but I hope you find what you're looking for!
there are excellent teachers in the U.S. start digging
Kah Fre "Wish this kind of discipline, and original teaching was available here."
It is, although it can require a lot of looking to find it and might require a long commute or even involve a move. New York, Saint Louis, Seattle, and Los Angeles are places where some highly-respected sensei have dojo, but there are also others. Seattle, in particular, has schools of Iaido and Iaijutsu, as well as "koryu" (old school) kenjutsu, with master-teachers licensed by the headquarters in Japan. There are also a lot of phonies (both inside and outside Japan), so do your research. Find out who a teacher's teacher was, who his or her teacher was, and his, and his, etc. If there's no lineage, there's no truth in claims of teaching "real samurai swordsmanship." It will also be helpful to visit several dojo to see which one feels "right" to you. Looking around can also help show the differences between the real deal and the pretenders. Although there are different "schools/styles" of swordsmanship, they will have many common elements, and the differences will be subtle. For example, in the Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu system shown here, the angle of the sword when drawing and resheathing is different than in the Muso Shinden Ryu that I practiced, but the overall movements are similar in the big details. If a teacher has you spinning the blade behind your back and passing it between your legs "just like a Ninja Kung-fu Monk" then you should say thank you and make a quick exit. (I exaggerate of course, but the point stands.)
Such a beautifully shot and produced interview with a sword master of Iaido in Japan- love it (esp the Umeboshi string part) look forward to hearing your insights on your video projects and some behind the scenes info that didn't make it into the public video (there must be so much left aside in editing!) 9am on #seekingsustainabilitylive Episode 164 if anyone wants to join us live at 9am, welcome!
Yeah.. I wish I had kept the original footage! Unfortunately I was tight on money and couldn't store it lol.
Thank you for this great video. Iaido is indeed worth learning, not to learn to how fight but to (try to) become a better person.
And this dojo and its members look great.
Greetings from Belgium
Indeed! Cheers from Japan.
I fell in love with Iaido the first time I saw it. This video brings me back to the time when I first fell in love 😍
Well I'm glad it brought back such passion! Thanks for watching :)
I absolutely love the Japanese warrior culture!...I just recently discovered iaido and found a dojo, I must say this Martial Art is definitely unique and amazing! ... respect to the honourable Japanese:)
Glad you found a dojo nearby! Iaido is unique, so I hope you enjoy it :) thanks for watching!
Thank you for posting. I recently started Mugai Ryu Iaido and really enjoy both the physical and mental challenge without all the "hands on" stuff, bruising, and bleeding that were a feature of my previous martial art. As a grandmother, I can appreciate the grace of the older Iaidoka.
Cool! Thanks for watching. And I'm happy to hear you enjoy Iaido!
Finally found an Iaido school in the Nashville area. Will talk to the instructors and see if they are on the up n up because I have been wanting to do this for a looooong long time. I came from years of karate but it was too rigid and I love the fluidity of this and Aikido. I'm not a tournament professional, it is something that helps calm my mind and focus. This is good to watch and the information / stories are great.
Oh wow! Best of luck!
I'm joining a Toyama Ryu dojo next month. Just trying to get some things in order beforehand. I'm super excited to expand my martial arts journey.
Sweet! Have fun!
very nice interesting mini-doc, having been personally studying MSR Iaido for 25 years, always nice to see training by my MJER brothers and sisters.
Craig Hocker thank you! It's an interesting martial art and i'm glad it can connect so many people from around the world.
I'm a humble student of iaido. I've been practicing it for the last 8 years now. It made me face many of my inner demons and many of my flaws. But, it's worthing it. I like to think that I'm a better person because of my practice of iaido.
Glad you've benefitted from it and hope you get to discover new things about yourself! Cheers :)
23 year old from israel, going through my first year in katori shinto ryu.
We train on grass by a big river under the trees and the atmosphere is amazing.
The sensei's words about wanting foreigners to learn iaido gave me a lot of energy to keep going.
I already did aikibudo and jujutsu but finding iaido is a great addition that i'm glad i did not miss.
wow, sounds like you're really into martial arts! glad you enjoyed the video and wishin you the best. cheers!
Excellent to see a lovely Dojo with dedicated Sensei and students.
Greetings from London
Thanks for checking watching! Just curious but do you practice Iaido in London?
Q2 Japan I’ve been studying martial arts for over 40 years; in particular, Japanese Karate.
I would like to try laido
@@mrshoto9035 If you have the chance I hope you do!
Great stuff! I absolutely LOVE Japanese martial arts after all :)!
Cheers!
What a joy to watch this! I felt like I have known the people in this video for a long time. Weird to have so many common feelings and thought with people from a totally different culture/country on various topics such as liking older objects to keeping not only your body healthy and in shape but your soul as well. What a beautiful concept! If I was living in Japan, I would have definitely sought out this teacher/dojo and join!
Thanks for watching! It was definitely a fun dojo to visit :) i hope you get to visit Japan someday!
@@Q2Japan Thank you! I hope so!
Suki desu! Rope is the string that connects everything. How you use it dictates the worth of a family or singular person and they always emulate that simple piece of cord. Versatility breeds confidence and structure. Stories breed romance and rebirth and everything lives and dies by the sword which gives birth to the rope. Blades do not exist with nothing to cut. Thank you for keeping the art alive.
Thanks for watching!
I’m just trying to imagine the price it would be for those clay tempered katanas
Hmm i think it really depends on the smith, the personalized details, etc :) but a significant investment for sure!
I am not formally trained in iaido, I have learned what I know by reading books and watching others. I would greatly relish the opprotunity to learn from a bonefide sensei, it would be a terrible shame for such an art form to be forgotten. Thank you very much for this upload.
Thanks for watching! I think that while it may not be a practical martial art anymore, it is quite good for the soul. I hope you can experience it in a Dojo some day! Cheers.
@@Q2Japan indeed, I agree with you. It is good for me to cut away at the attachments of my body and focus inwards, drawing and slashing at my inner demons. 🙏
Incredibly well done video!
On the off chance that the old gentleman in the video reads this, or is read what this says: " Please know, I study Ryushin Shouchi Ryu here in The Netherlands. Our dojo is an extension of the Seiseikan Dojo in Tokio. We are effectively one dojo spread over many countries with many students of which, to my knowledge, the majority is not native Japanese.
Our own Dojo has around 15 or so people who study and we are grateful to Japan to have created such a wonderful art that we now study."
Wow! That's awesome :) I'll be sure to pass on your words to Yamamoto Sensei. He'll be delighted. Thanks for the cool message and for watching!
@@Q2Japan Please do that! Amd thank you for making such a great video. Please also thank Yamamoto Sensei for me.
I'll be sure to pass on the good word ;)
Excellent video. I like to see the quickest draw and cut.
Thank you!
Beautiful video! Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thank you for watching! Appreciate the kind comment :)
Excellent video. I absolutely love the cheerful and positive personality of the teacher and his students. If he were local I would be begging to take his offer for foreigners to learn. This must be the most beautiful martial art of all.
Thank you! They're a great bunch :) cheers from Okayama!
Nice interview. Greetings from Montreal.
Thanks! Cheers from Okayama
Thank you for making and sharing this video.
Sorry i don't know how i missed this comment! Thanks for watching :D
What a delightful and inspirational video
Ian Logan Thank you very much! I hope to make more videos of higher quality so your support means a lot.
Very well done mini documentary. Great subject too ={>)
bushi_motter Thanks! I hope to produce more vids on katana making and bushido so I hope ya like em! :)
Great video. Thanks for sharing, this was really interesting.
sk8rman632 Thanks! Means a lot to read your support!
Great video, really well done. I hope you guys make more budo related videos
Jason White Thanks! We gave it our best for this one :) Hoping to make a two sword style vid this fall!
I'm looking forward to watching them. Thank you for replying!
Jason White of course! I appreciate the engagement.
For a short time I had the great experience of studing Yaido in Japan, but I had to come back to my country. I realy would like to continue my studing. Maybe one day, maybe I can go back to Japan.
Nice! Hope you have a safe return someday
アメリカで居合道を習って3年ちょっとになる日本人です。宜しくお願いします。私のご先祖様が平安時代から長く続く刀匠だったので、ずっと日本刀に興味があってやっと習い始めたのですが居合のとっても美しい動作や武士道の思想に魅了されて続けています。こちらのビデオで下げ緒の使い方知ったのですが、そんな方法があるとは思いませんでした😮道場の仲間にもシェアさせて下さいね！
コメントありがとうございます！ぜひシェアしてください！よろしくおねがいします！
I love the approach of learning more than 1 style.
That's how things evolve.
Good point 👍
Superb!! Thanks for sharing!!!.....
Thank you for watching and commenting :D I should get a two-sword style video out in July, so please stay tuned!
Would totally join this. Looks fun and relaxing
It can be! Hope you find a Dojo near you :) Cheers!
@@Q2Japan I don't think there any near me but I'ma check anyways. Lol
Thanks!
It seems to me that Yamamoto sensei is great in following his sensei's footsteps in being very skilled aswell as being a great teacher!
He's quite calm and open minded :) I hope more teachers rise up to the occasion soon!
Life is too short to truly master anything.
Very cool. Old school Japanese martial arts are so much more attractive to me, and Sensei here seems to be a very enthusiastic teacher!
Thanks for watching! Definitely more of a mindful art but interesting to witness! Yamamoto Sensei is a kind man :)
A really well made video, content and quality is exceptional. Can we get more details about this dojo and sensei? I practice Muso Jikiden Eishen Ryu and one of its derivatives. I am always looking for other material about the art from other teachers. Thank you again.
Cool! I'll see if they're available sometime for another video. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful video !
CDRAM - Martial Video Production Thanks for the kind comment and for watching!
Im going to start Iaido this week on Friday , its such a beautiful art and i hope it will make me feel betterb(mind/body) getting a better controls of my feelings and concentration .
Rootin for ya! From what i've been told by my Iaido friends, it's a really refreshing art. So try it out :D
Wow amazing video! I am 14yrs old, what age would you recommend is a good starting point for Iaido? I am in between Iaido and Kendo
Hello! I'm in no position to recommend anything but I say start when a teacher says you're ready :)
@@Q2Japan Alright! Thank you, I am looking for Dojos near me but only found one. I'll have a look at it once this Lockdown ends.
@@voidhorizon7406 good luck and you're quite young so you'll have many opportunities to try martial arts!
Loved it!! Greetings from a cuban kenshi.
Sweet! Always happy to head from practitioners around the world.
Great video! Arigato gozaimasita.
Doitashimashite :) Kochira koso arigatou gozaimashita!
Hi all! I'm a Iaido pratictioner and I was wondering if there is any way to contact this Dojo. I haven't found aything on internet unfortunately. Thanks to anybody that might help!
Hmm I'm not sure either! But they are called the Kenshinkan Dojo in Okayama!
How can I learn this?
Beautiful
CDRAM - Martial Video Production Thank you very much!
im from the UK and i would sign up right now if possible.
Thanks for the interest!
Just wow !
A dying breed of art & people...
hopefully not for long!
Thanks for the video. Fantastic!
Thanks for watching!
As a foreigner I love Japan and it’s culture so from now on I will study Japan and laido at all costs
Well I hope it's within a reasonable budget :) Cheers!
I would love to train at a Japanese dojo and eventually acquire one of these artisan Katanas. What an honor it would be.
They'd be happy to have you :)
Is there a more satisfying sound than that perfect whoosh?
It is pretty cool! Really made me hesitate to get closer lol
Hi, where is this dojo situated please? Do they happen to have a website?
It's called the Kenshinkan Dojo, in Okayama city. I don't think they have a website, but let me know if ya wanna visit n i'll try to connect you :)
@@Q2Japan Thank you so much. Will let you know soon
Thanks for sharing !
Thanks for watching!
What is the style that involves rarely drawing your sword and mostly blocking or attacking with the blade inside the sheath
Hi there! Not sure but I know there is a helpful sub reddit about these types of questions. Cheers!
@@Q2Japan thanks mate
there are too less gentle masters, who doesn't play the warrior, in martial arts...
I wonder who made the Katana and where they get them from ?
It seems like they get their Katana from various artisans in Okayama and Gifu :)
I will keep it going
I love this dojo with only 16 members, then you can learn in a different way, not like other dojos were there are 40-50 students at a time and the teachers do not have time for everyone, and if you´re not in the front row you never get any good at it...
That's a good point!
Wow this video is interesting. after i finish aikido i'm gonna try to join iaido
I think you'll have fun!
@rakat sceptic nope i don't find it waste time at least i got something to do rather than sit down do nothing
Brilliant.👌
Thank you!
Haa simpler times no bjj no muay thai just get your katana out and cut your enemy into 2 pieces
Or more
Hmm,no. Back in the day jujutsu was part of the training alongside swordsmanship. Grappling arts was very important back then than striking arts
The Sensei seems like a very good guy.
Yeah he's a really kind hearted person :)
I recently joined an iaido dojo and it was a great decision.
Glad you're enjoying it!
@@Q2Japan :D
Be careful with Yamamoto sensei. When he'll put his bankai out it's gonna be hot in there
Lol what a nostalgic reference
I would love to learn any martial Art, especially with a Katana and the Samurai. But with my severe disabilities I can't do hardly any exercise. I love to do woodworking, but when I go to my shop, it's work 10 maybe 15 minutes, then I have to sit down and rest my back for at least 25 to 35 minutes. Oh well, dream on old man!
It's not a terribly physically demanding art so if you find a dojo, you can probably go for it (though who am i say that!). Hope you enjoy whatever martial art your heart seeks. Cheers!
very nice thank you
Thank you for watching!
SageoH.
Why do you try to create some new style romanization if you already have hepburn, which is not confusing users with random inserts of "h" in place of "u". Mind that this is the same "h" that you also use in "ha hi fu he ho".
どちらの連盟なんでしょうか？
i want to join but i am from philippine's i wish thare is like that in here in philippine's 😞
Ah that's too bad. But there are always other martial arts to enjoy!
Sensei I am from Malaysia 🇲🇾 and I am Muslim can I learn this samurai art
I'm not a Sensei but I'm sure Yamamoto Sensei would say that you could of course learn Iaido. Just gotta find a Dojo ;)
@@Q2Japan thank you samurai San. After this infection became natural and the border were opened I will go to Japan and meet your sensei samurai San. Sorry broken 💔 English.
@@khairulnaim8913 Sure thing! But also, we're not Samurai! haha Take care
@@Q2Japan thank you sir
Niceeee, I'm trying to study a fictional style, because of its live action I am able to study it on real time
With a toy sword too😃
Better to be safe! :)
If this was taught in my country I would do it without hesitation
It's too bad you don't have a dojo near you. But thanks for watching!
*My view of the dojo when I enter* :BAN-KAI!!!
*Others* :Warm up!!
Lol i appreciate the reference
What is the price of katana
it can vary from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands (and millions of dollars for national treasures). cheers!
"Good~Arigato"...👍👍👍
🙏🙏🙏
Doitashimashite :)
What if a student is left handed?
Hmmm... not sure! I'm sure there's a method!
I am a foreigner who would love to learn the art of katana.
Foreigner or not, they'd love for more people to learn :)
What dojo is this?
Kenshinkan Dojo in Okayama City. (super sorry for the late reply! I didn't see this comment)
I want to know the price of katana in rupees
sorry my friend, only google can help with that :)
@@Q2Japan please give me accurate information about katana price
@@sangitapandey703 unfortunately i don't know Sangita. But I hope that you find the right Katana for you! Cheers
@@Q2Japan I'm not sangita I'm his child Aarush
@@Q2Japan I'm a taekwondo player
It’s like Tai Chi with a sword.
Shadow sword fight, nothing else.
Only good for mind and soul, not for actual combat, because there is to much focusing on unimportant moves like sheeting the sword precisely correct, drawing the sword precisely correct and such nonsense.
In this case, Kendo would be much more practical, if training for real life combat.
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アザラシ K was there something interesting at that clip? :)
血振りを間違えてます^ ^
tiburi Wrong way!
Ooooh! I see. I would have had no idea XD
私は日本の忍者です(^^)
I'm Japanese NINJA!!
Oh, OK! Well thanks for watching my videos :D
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I appreciate your support! :)
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I wish I spoke Japanese so I could learn from this man
Ya never know! He could speak English n I just never asked.
@@Q2Japan Haha true
Enjoy your videos, though wish you had a series with more of a technical focus rather than on the individuals.
Yeah it'd be cool to have a separate channel for it!
剣術！
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Grown men with an excuse to play with at times razor sharp blades. :P Yes I know...they usually use dull practice swords. But there is Tamishigiri. :)
They train for decades. What for?? For the romanticized notion of what it's like to be a sword carrying//practicing "Samurai" (which you have to be born into or given the title by a Samurai family).
We're not in the pre-1875 era where there were Samurai and it was legal to carry swords. Be in sword fights to the death....
Gaijin like you will never understand. So maybe you should go back to some corner and keep your worthless comments to yourself.
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wasnt iai a speed tecnic?
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they are noobs
the problem is that i didnt sense nothin but peace... and katana is for kill.....so there is something wrong...
@@matthieuschmitter6676 ahah
@Matty Salvatore ah.....you are a pro of katana....FU idiot. i can kill because my iai is fast enough. in the video there is nothin but "like tai chi" gym style, slow, pacific, not letal. katana isnt for combat stress, is for kill expert ronin :D
I laugh. They know moves but how many warriors under pressure? ZERO.
@Matty Salvatore So It is about feeling like a Warrior but only being a weak coward? Why waste the time learning to dance when you thinking your fight training?
@Matty Salvatore Save your money. Sounds like Nerds with sticks to me.
All FAKE .
Unlike kendo u have no resisting opponent so u know about fighting nothing more then aikido guy. Go to kendo dojo and try to apply those lonnng techniques on someone who is willing to cut into your head as deep as it's nessesery by doing it as fast as it's possible. Iaido is good but mainly for knowing how to use sword. Not fight. And it's realy importent to know how to wear and draw a sword. But not so much as how to fight. Iaido is great but as suplement for kendo. Same with battodo. I was fighting with battodo guy. It was easy. Just easy