How to Draw a Sword to Inspect - Katana Manners

Sensei Todd Ryotoshi Norcross shows students some sword etiquette at his Ohio dojo.
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[@Justin-l6z9n]

Your absolutely right

[@Nikoseidon]

Keep up the great work Todd, your respect for the weapons you wield and for the japanese traditions you share is inspiring !

[@thedojomartialarts]

Thank you!!

[@andrewhinxman2969]

Etiquette is so important. Thanks for showing us

[@thedojomartialarts]

It really is!

[@cavscout888]

Thanks to our less than peaceful times in the last couple decades, I now realize they were too bored at times during the Edo Period...
That, or we've stressed points we found in what written documentation exists, more than they ever/usually did at the time.
Or I'm underestimated how detailed and ceremonial certain Japanese upper classes will make any given thing, especially when so isolated for so long.

[@ugosivocci719]

YT do not deserve this kind of knowleged 😉