Old Skool Kuroda Tetsuzan

Kuroda Tetsuzan had, arguably, the greatest influence on Tamura Nobuyoshi after O'Sensei. Here we see the major areas of Kuroda Tetsuzan Bu-jutsu which shaped Tamura Sensei's aikido in later years.

[@げむな]

この人の所作は美しい上に実践的だと思う

[@GordiansKnotHere]

Not only are Kuroda's movements so precise and fast,
his composure is crystal clear, calm and still.
That's one of the things I always tried achieve in my training.
Composure in technique is everything...

[@アイキング-y5h]

この人の技術は、武術の本質を見せてくれると思います。
受け身一つにしても、「なぜそうするか」と言う理論がしっかりしています。

[@SystemOfStrategy]

Everyone is so much younger in this video. Kuroda sensei is the best living example of koryu movement.

[@mushinryuaikidodojo9129]

Amazing technique and speed. Old school samurai personified!

[@nonamegod666]

At 0:35 even at slow motion the sword disappears!!! He moves so fast that even the camera can't record is full movement . This is true assassin speed!!!

[@rhmayer1]

Also at 0:44. No need for shomenuchi or yokemenuchi. The lightning fast draw kills you.

[@janesilva6734]

Kuroda sensei the samurai Spirit bushido

[@HeyyyJude]

this dude's movement is impeccable! you can see the mastery at just a glance

[@fr-pierrelereguillemet8406]

0:34

[@KING-iq6ku]

腕や指が飛んでますねやられたら…

[@サイボーグ空手]

​@@KING-iq6ku元弟子です。
３本目の目附の型です。
新陰流で言う所の誘導的な型なんです。

[@青緑ペン]

0：36　いつ逆半身になった！？何回見てもさっぱり分からん！！

[@三角頭-y7w]

実際戦国時代にこの方の剣術はどれくらい通用するのかな？

[@斎藤正-z1h]

遅速不二。深い。

[@currynramen7361]

0.25倍速でもよく分からない