Judo - Koshiki no Kata Demonstration - Nippon Budokan Kagamibiraki 2018
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Judo Demonstration during the 2018 Kagamibiraki & Budo Hajime, at the Nippon Budokan.
-- Introduction --
Judo - The gentle way
The Koshiki-No-Kata stems from the ancient Kitoryu Jujutsu Kobudo, and is mainly composed of techniques used to throw Samurai warriors while wearing the traditional armor, the Yoroi. The Kata consists of a Omote and a Ura form.
The Omote form is executed with a calm and solemn heart, and every movement of attack and defense has to be accurate and precise.
The Ura form teaches quick and resolute motions, principles that are also used for attack and defense in Judo.
By Seike Haruo (8th Dan) and Koike Kenzo (6th Dan).
-- CREDITS --
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Narration: Brian Kamei
-- MUSIC --
"Instinct" Bensound (bensound.com)
"Spirit Mega Mix" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) 
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maravellos
Bello!!
Could someone please explain the form being demonstrated? It is beautiful to watch, but what is being exhibited?
The Koshiki no Kata (as explained in the beginning) stems from kitoryu, which Kano Jigoro shihan (the founder of judo) was a master of. This kata aims to preserve the origins of judo. Look up some kitoryu, and you will see the striking similarities.
Is the uke yasuhiro yamashita? It looks like him.
Seike Haruo (8th Dan) and Koike Kenzo (6th Dan).
Ironflag Tim no.
Uke , Is not Sensei Yamashita
I dont get this. Uke falls without any reason ! I dont see a real technique applied.
@@Paul-it6il Replacing? I think Judo is still much more popular than BJJ. Also BJJ is mainly Judo Ne-Waza. They Gracies did learn Judo but relable it BJJ.
@@Paul-it6il I understand that. The problem here is that people who want Judo rather for self defense, they go for JuJutsu/JuJitsu/JiuJitsu. BJJ also has its downsides beeing focused on Ne Waza only and for competion not dirty street fighting.
@@Paul-it6il Yes at least for street fights. Its good to know how to fight on the ground but this to avoid the best you can in a street fight.
This kata is based of kito ryu, this style was made to fight in armour which would make you weigh upto 25 kg more
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