@@RodneyKatana Very cool!!! I hope you have a blast! I'll return to Japan next year for shorin ryu karate training and will try another sword class in Kyoto with my son next time. Because of this experience, I've become interested in learning more.
@@centurybeta2112 yes. Still, to me, as someone who is practicing classical martial arts in Japan, this seems to be too expensive. But if you had a good time, all good!
@@Cronsen Oh yeah! 100% agree! I actively practice an older style karate (shorinryu) and kobudo (matayoshi) from Okinawa - I've seen the same tourist introductions there too. The tourist experience is great fun for introduction to my first time and wouldn't pay that price to do this again. However, if I pursue this further, I plan to do a lot of research with my son in choosing a style. He's actually very interested in getting keeper in the sword arts so I want to encourage him to try different styles before settling.
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Love the swords
@@DoggsLife2019 Thanks!!! It was a really fun experience!
I would love to try that! Buying a sword and the class looks like fun. Thx for making this
N8ce video enjoy traveling GBU
@@Bravelovers Thank you!!! Have a wonderful day too!🌞
Thank you for sharing your experience looking foward to visit Kyoto and meeting Shogo in the next few months!
@@RodneyKatana Very cool!!! I hope you have a blast! I'll return to Japan next year for shorin ryu karate training and will try another sword class in Kyoto with my son next time. Because of this experience, I've become interested in learning more.
Nice video 👍Thanks for sharing . Have a nice day 🤝😊
@@HindOzInsights Have a great day to you as well! I'm glad you liked it🎉
20.000 Yen for 2hrs? Not bad.
@@Cronsen I've seen prices vary higher and lower and this seemed like a fair mid range price. It was a fun experience.😁
@@centurybeta2112 yes. Still, to me, as someone who is practicing classical martial arts in Japan, this seems to be too expensive. But if you had a good time, all good!
@@Cronsen Oh yeah! 100% agree! I actively practice an older style karate (shorinryu) and kobudo (matayoshi) from Okinawa - I've seen the same tourist introductions there too. The tourist experience is great fun for introduction to my first time and wouldn't pay that price to do this again. However, if I pursue this further, I plan to do a lot of research with my son in choosing a style. He's actually very interested in getting keeper in the sword arts so I want to encourage him to try different styles before settling.
@@centurybeta2112 good approach! Thorough research is mandatory!