@RUclips College where did i mention katanas? I just said that sword fights arent quick at all. These are all superficial cuts which wouldn't do anything.
@@kpsiex they are. Just not exaggerated. Its always been a saying to never blink in a fight for it can start and end in a heartbeat/ blink of an eye. Also never blink in a fight amongst masters as it can often en with the first blow
Always! This is one of the most impressive videos I have ever seen and I have watched thousands. Eye contact is critical for anticipation. Also notice how when he has detante he shifts his eyes to the next, he does not stay stuck and is shifting forward.
Trivia: The Seven Samurai is one of the few Samurai movies to literally feature a realistic samurai duel in the vein of not going for flashy repeated hits, but just one simple strike.
Kurosawa would be proud. And another thing, I think the mini pauses in between the strikes probably allows the Samurai to reflect and think about how to handle the situation before going on for the next blow.
@@keithmoon3190 Yea cus one mistake and you’re dead. Sword fighting is just as much a psychological fight than it is a physical one or one of skill. One wrong move and you’re mince meat in a lot of cases.
The one strike idea was not as common as people think. Going for one big attack often ended with mutual kills. Actual samurai fencing usually began with a wrist or arm cut going right into a death cut. Most fights were under a few seconds long and not very flashy or entertaining.
Now this is a realistic scenario where both parties is tensed up with a fixed posture cause we all know it doesn't end like the ones in movies where you can survive 5-10 hit's from a fine sword, Pretty much game over after you get hit 💀 Thank you for this representation sir.
I admire how you master the bokken. I wish I had the opportunity and time to train. I started Jodo some time ago, but I moved to another town and had to leave it. :-(. Great pleasure to watch this! Thank you.
No…you don’t… the first of the 3 doesn’t even get hit his attack is blocked and he just drops to the floor Not only That but half of the fight is a menacing staring contest
yo man thanks for this. I highly respect japan and their customs whether they be old world or post modern some things are just timeless. props to the choreography! sensational!
The problem with this is that they allowed him to get the position. It effectively is 1 on 1. The last guy waited till his buddy got killed before attacking.
If you’re a guy, gay, trans or whatever, and never picked up a stick and played with it like a sword, gun or cane please do not address a thought to me or my homies🗿
That last stance felt exactly like Vaganbod's duel of Musashi Miyamoto VS Denshinchirō Yoshioka, where they stood in front of each other simply changing stances until everything ended in a single stroke.
Thank you for your comment！ This called is ‘Tate’ samurai sword action. Tate is similar to swordsmanship and kendo. But actually acting. Did you training to kenjutsu？
I love they way of the katana so much live by the sword die by the sword I would be honored to be a student of your dojo learning everything there is to know about a katana tachi nodachi odachi if it is a sword I want to learn it but katanas is a passion
I'd believe he can handle multiple enemies with a staff but with a katana, nah unlikely. You only need to get nicked with the tip of the blade and now you're likely to die from blood loss or subsequent infection. The staff simply outranges the katana and allows you to get back into a defensive posture right away. With a katana, he'd only survive if he were kiting them back causing his attackers to go at him in a line. Even then it's a dangerous proposition seeing as samurai also had throwing knives.
I want to do kenjutsu, but there's only one in the other city.. and I have to take 2 buses to go there, not counting the price of the course, I really want to do it, but I don't have any advice, could someone help me?
Thank you for your comment! This called is ‘TATE殺陣’in Japanese! TATE is Japanese performing arts and similar to swordsmanship and Kendo,but it’s actually acting! It originally came from ‘Kabuki’. TATE is acting but l will incorporated elements of swordsmanship!
I wouldn’t necessarily call it a Samurai type fight since back in the wars they rarely ever used them unless it was very extreme and their last chance, and even in peaceful times of Japan when their were samurai just pulling out your blade could get you sentenced to death so many samurai masters taught that in peaceful times “never draw your katana unless your prepared to die”. But the fight was really cool looking either way
Thank you for your comment！ Samurai Wear armor fight have to Sengoku period for many. samurai fight to almost no armor because The come to edo era.there was no war.
This really shows how fast a sword fight would end back then
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i assure you that real sword fights aren't quick at all
@RUclips College where did i mention katanas? I just said that sword fights arent quick at all. These are all superficial cuts which wouldn't do anything.
@@kpsiex they are. Just not exaggerated. Its always been a saying to never blink in a fight for it can start and end in a heartbeat/ blink of an eye. Also never blink in a fight amongst masters as it can often en with the first blow
He's not looking at the swords but straight analysing the eyes of the opponent like a master 👍
Always! This is one of the most impressive videos I have ever seen and I have watched thousands. Eye contact is critical for anticipation. Also notice how when he has detante he shifts his eyes to the next, he does not stay stuck and is shifting forward.
Scripted come on guys
@@vintag3326 look there's a shark flying in the sky
@@zerotwowaifu2232 nice
Trivia:
The Seven Samurai is one of the few Samurai movies to literally feature a realistic samurai duel in the vein of not going for flashy repeated hits, but just one simple strike.
You're right!
How did you feel about our samurai sword fight?
Kurosawa would be proud.
And another thing, I think the mini pauses in between the strikes probably allows the Samurai to reflect and think about how to handle the situation before going on for the next blow.
@@keithmoon3190 Yea cus one mistake and you’re dead. Sword fighting is just as much a psychological fight than it is a physical one or one of skill. One wrong move and you’re mince meat in a lot of cases.
@samuraiabechan Its sturdy, fast and precise, like a serpent waiting to bite its opponent with any given moment
The one strike idea was not as common as people think. Going for one big attack often ended with mutual kills. Actual samurai fencing usually began with a wrist or arm cut going right into a death cut. Most fights were under a few seconds long and not very flashy or entertaining.
Back when actual samurai would actually go for the kill
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Thank you for sharing such a great story!
@@samuraiabechan no thank you for you comment
Esos tres contra una daga y una ropera no aguantan 10 minutos 🙄🙄🙄
@@kini74jb I think people forget that European fighters had some fancy moves and very good weapons also.
You mean that choreographed fake shit? Lmao
Now this is a realistic scenario where both parties is tensed up with a fixed posture cause we all know it doesn't end like the ones in movies where you can survive 5-10 hit's from a fine sword,
Pretty much game over after you get hit 💀
Thank you for this representation sir.
Thank you for your wonderful comment and detailed analysis!
I'm glad you find the perspective intriguing！
This is choreographed. They don’t hit at the same time, they wait for him to beat one opponent then attack.
Super cool. The guy 'dying' at the edge of the screen at the end had me laughing
Thank you for your comment!
Yes!The dying of last person is very fany actor!
@@samuraiabechanwhen he went to finish the second opponent, I see him extend one of his hands as if to grab, what was he trying to gain control of?
That blade draw personifies the expression: "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast."
Silky smooth.
This is amazing to watch, shows how battles and conflicts ended in the past. Pure skill with you're weapon to keep you and you're loved ones safe.
I admire how you master the bokken. I wish I had the opportunity and time to train. I started Jodo some time ago, but I moved to another town and had to leave it. :-(.
Great pleasure to watch this! Thank you.
My dream to become samurai
I love the dramatic stand-off moments. The calm before the storm.
I love the over dramatic death of the last guy reminds me of old Kurosawa films
Absolutely spectacular!
Well done to everyone involved!
I wish I could be like you!
No…you don’t… the first of the 3 doesn’t even get hit his attack is blocked and he just drops to the floor
Not only
That but half of the fight is a menacing staring contest
@@B4MB00ZLE-17I think that’s because he’s watching his opponents moves and trying to accurately predict his next ones
@@InsaneCinnaRoll oh that’s a possibility Thanks for pointing that out to me
@@B4MB00ZLE-17Thats because the fight is realistic you arent just gonna swing anywhere because one mistake an you lose your life
yo man thanks for this. I highly respect japan and their customs whether they be old world or post modern some things are just timeless.
props to the choreography! sensational!
The problem with this is that they allowed him to get the position. It effectively is 1 on 1. The last guy waited till his buddy got killed before attacking.
Every child when they get a stick:
Still me despite not being a child
Also, usually a boys,girl not really into that stuff
@@fishingnxj You can ask every man you know if they act like a samurai or a knight if they find a long stick as a kid.
If you’re a guy, gay, trans or whatever, and never picked up a stick and played with it like a sword, gun or cane please do not address a thought to me or my homies🗿
Arnis: 🙄
Very nice! And you look handsome while doing it! I’m happy again. 😁
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great stuff really love it
Thank you so much!
I’m appreciate it!😊
When you and your brother figuring out who's gonna get shotgun 😂
*Shogun
@@JohnPatrick8242double barrel 12 gauge*
@@Eliyahu_777 Either way works I suppose
@@JohnPatrick8242 one way ain’t your brother no more it’s just a room
Amazing. An art of fighting that depends on other people not hitting you. So lethal. Just like aikido.
Very nicely done.. Slow like Laido... Now put it all together, faster like a real fight... ❤❤
Thank you for your comment！
We will do my best！
I also like faster fight too me！
@@samuraiabechan excellent job
The way the last guy fell got me. I'm sorry 😂😂😂
That last stance felt exactly like Vaganbod's duel of Musashi Miyamoto VS Denshinchirō Yoshioka, where they stood in front of each other simply changing stances until everything ended in a single stroke.
@@nicodamus6895
Thank you for your message!
I like Vagabond too!
and am glad to hear that!
I remembers also that scene!
Bald guy - One wrong step and I'll die
İ was about to give you thumbs up but you cut my finger off at the begining. 😂
What a surprise! Thanks for the funny joke! 🤣
カッコいい‼️本物の侍だ‼️
ありがとうございます！
この日は剣術の要素もいつもより取り入れたのもあり、すごく嬉しいコメントです！
@@samuraiabechan ありがとうございます。日本の伝統の一つである剣術は日本人の魂が宿っているように感じます。皆さんのように伝統を継承する方々を本当に尊敬致します。これからもよろしくお願いいたします。
really spectacular!! congratulations!!!!
Jeez that was quick. I prefer the more long drawn out fencing type sword duels.
Dancing with a sword. Beautiful
Thank you so much!
I rewatched that draw like 50 times
セピアカラー 良いですね！ 😅
can't believe they actually practice the "dead" action 最高だ！
Thank you!
samurai sword fighting is acting, acting to die is also important.
時は江戸。月明かりの冴える夜。京都油小路にて…。いや〜、勝手に妄想してしまいました。素晴らしい!
素晴らしいコメントありがとございます！
すごい励みになります！京都油小路は、新選組でも有名ですよね！
時代劇ももっと出演出来るようがんばりますね！
"Ok....let's dance"
Do you like dancing?
"Memories broken,The Truth goes unspoken, I even forgotten my name!!"
“This is where you fall down…”
"I don't know the season nor what is my reason!"
BUT IM STANDING HERE HOLDING MY BLAAAADE
Loved watching this, super cool to see, and loved the acting! Don't let anyone tell you otherwise! keep doing!!
Thank you so much!
I'm very happy!
Art
This was… excellent
#3 waiting while sensei dispatched #2 was so courteous
Perfect technique
Thank you for your comment!
We will continue to do our best!
Me :- waiting for the flash step
OK! I will do my best for it! ☺
Beautiful choreography!
Oh!Thank you so much!
your comment is very happy!
Absolutely Awesome!!!!
Thank you so much!
The way you pulled out your blade 🥵🔥🔥
Good reenactment of the samurai’s promise
This is beautiful
Thank you so much!
We are very happy!
So clean and smooth. What martial art is this kendo, kenjutsu, Iaido?
Samurai😂
@@DicoBastian samurai means warrior and they were practitioner in martial arts most kenjutsu but some study other types of martial arts.
Seriously, respect 😐👏🙌
Good Actor ✅️
Good Warrior ❎️
Love bokken fight i really miss this kind of randori.
Thank you for your comment！
This called is ‘Tate’ samurai sword action.
Tate is similar to swordsmanship and kendo.
But actually acting.
Did you training to kenjutsu？
I love they way of the katana so much live by the sword die by the sword I would be honored to be a student of your dojo learning everything there is to know about a katana tachi nodachi odachi if it is a sword I want to learn it but katanas is a passion
I'd believe he can handle multiple enemies with a staff but with a katana, nah unlikely. You only need to get nicked with the tip of the blade and now you're likely to die from blood loss or subsequent infection.
The staff simply outranges the katana and allows you to get back into a defensive posture right away.
With a katana, he'd only survive if he were kiting them back causing his attackers to go at him in a line. Even then it's a dangerous proposition seeing as samurai also had throwing knives.
The real master.
かっこいい！！！
ありがとうございます！嬉しいです！
To think this was standard Japanese warfare combat, and now it's just extracurricular.
Very interesting opinion.
What we are expressing is the battle of the samurai, but it will be a performance called a sword fight（TATE）.
I would like to see
Myiamoto Musashi in real fight, this looks good but who knows how close it is to real fight
BEAUTIFUL!
That sensei is sensei for a reason that kenjutsu that he used will end a fight in seconds dude
It looks much better than European sword fighting
Very clean
Thank you so much!
Great..... For a movie... Good luck in real life
(Samurais fighting casually)
*me after learning water breathing* 🍷🗿
Yes!
The breath of water is strong, isn't it ^_^
Is there any video where you fight the opponent using wakizashi?
@@wot_taker5818
Thank you for your comment!
There is two swords style fighting video.
But There isn’t only using wakizashi fight video.
@@samuraiabechan thank you
ruclips.net/user/shortsgGZqUX2Rruo?si=Y5pxB4VQoXFdtX0y
This video is using wakizashi.
Amazing 👍👍💪💪👊👊🥋🥋⚔️⚔️
С трех строн и голова с печ ! Сказки !
Спасибо за комментарий!
The discipline to wait your turn to attack 🎉
No fancy moves, just effective ones.
The enemy will not wait for you to kill their brothers
Amazing sword play!!
Thank you so much!
What Marshall art is this kenjitsu is what I think
He uses perfect parry like in GoT
Keep elbows close to your ribs for faster swing radius. Counter balance
I want to do kenjutsu, but there's only one in the other city.. and I have to take 2 buses to go there, not counting the price of the course, I really want to do it, but I don't have any advice, could someone help me?
Interested in online swordsmanship lessons?
What is this called if you would want to train this??
Thank you for your comment!
This called is ‘TATE殺陣’in Japanese!
TATE is Japanese performing arts and similar to swordsmanship and Kendo,but it’s actually acting!
It originally came from ‘Kabuki’.
TATE is acting but l will incorporated elements of swordsmanship!
are you very sure they were as professional as you great wielders of the katana☺️? they must been through the most chaos back then 👀
That finishing blow looks like it would really hurt if they were using real swords.
Thank you for your comment!
Yes,l think so!
I also incorporate swordsmanship bodywork.
My goodness. The form
Cool video...
Fabuleux!
merci!
@@samuraiabechantake off your mask!!!
I wouldn’t necessarily call it a Samurai type fight since back in the wars they rarely ever used them unless it was very extreme and their last chance, and even in peaceful times of Japan when their were samurai just pulling out your blade could get you sentenced to death so many samurai masters taught that in peaceful times “never draw your katana unless your prepared to die”. But the fight was really cool looking either way
I was expecting sparks to fly when they touched swords
Magnifique 👍
Me and the boys as soon as we find cool looking sticks off the ground:
Sho kosugi
Bro instantly changing stances
Tão natural quanto a luz do dia.
Thank you so much!
Muito bom o teatro
obrigado!
performance!!!
new season of Bleach is looking good
Que filme Bom 👀
*I'm here because of battousai ruroni kenshin know as kawakami gensai.*
bro why do i feel Tokito vibes.He sometimes moves slowly and then when you don’t expect it he moves full speed
the essence here is speed, speed and more speed without or the lack of it no tactics is possible. .
You’re welcome 👍👍💪💪👊👊🥋🥋⚔️⚔️
Masterful
This is cool and all but most samurai used spears am I not wrong?
Thank you for your comment!
Yes! Samurai often used spear!and bow.
because I like katana often use!
gotta love flashy preformenses
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old man has skills
That rocks
IRL back then they would have been wearing armor, right?
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Samurai Wear armor fight have to Sengoku period for many.
samurai fight to almost no armor because The come to edo era.there was no war.
Where do you buy the practice katanas?
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usually, we are buy this shop.
‘Muromachi’
muromachi-style.jp/
l’m sorry but I don’t know Overseas shipping of this shop.