SENSEI: Masters of Okinawan Karate Series Two #4 - Hidetada Ishiki
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Hidetada Ishiki Sensei mastered a wide range of kobudo weapons under the teachings of Matayoshi Sensei. His challenge now is to try and pass on his accumulated wisdom to a new generation, but younger Okinawans are more interested in baseball, basketball, and soccer. In this interview he discusses his life long study of kobudo and his thoughts on the future.
Filmed in Okinawa at Ishiki Sensei's dojo in Tamagusuku, Tamagusukujo ruins, Tomoyosebaba Park, and Hakugindo Shrine in Itoman.
Enjoy the video and let us know in the comments what's your favorite piece of wisdom from the interview.
Sensei: Masters of Okinawan Karate is a documentary series about the amazing martial arts teachers living on Okinawa, the birthplace of karate. It is completely free to watch on RUclips, anywhere in the world! Series One has more than 1,000,000 views and a fan community of 30,000+ on Facebook.
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GOALS OF THE SERIES
1. Document the stories of Okinawan karate masters and their philosophy on life and their martial arts practice.
2. Record in the highest quality possible. Ideally 4K or 8K, RAW, multi camera, multi audio
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The documentary series grew out of the Karate Masters Portrait Project which began in 2012. The portrait project allowed amazing access to the sensei, but it was only Chris Willson and James Pankiewicz who got to hear their stories. The documentary series is a way for us to share that unique knowledge with the international karate community, and to archive aspects of Okinawan culture before they disappear.
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SERIES TWO SPONSORS
Martin Pinto - Essex Goju Ryu Karate
Doug Perry - Okinawa Shorinryu Karate
Cezar Borkowski - Northern Karate Schools
NOVA Okinawan Karate Dojo
Seikichi Iha, Okinawa Prefectural Intangible Cultural Asset - Beikoku Shidokan Karatedo Association
Neil Stolsmark - Authentic Ancient Arts
Okinawa Kobudo Doushi Rensei Kai & Shorin- Ryu Shorinkan.
Zensekai Karate Kobujitsu Renmei / Oyata Preservation Foundation
Series Two - Key Supporters
Ervin Tong - Shin Shi Kan
Fred Mansfield Jr. - Beikoku Shidokan / RBKD
Robert Roberto Curtis - Beikoku Shidokan / Virginia Dojo
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Mark Spear - Black Bear Dojo
Series Supporters
Ari Nuutinen
Justin Sheehy
David Deinert
Fred Speece
Andreas Sticht
Danny Smith
Olaf Steinbrecher
Jonathan Lapomardo
Shelley Cormier
Gerry Campbell
Marian Reiter
Joel Castasus
Åke Mora Temnerud
Victoria Kirkup
Robin Ross
Thomas Podzelny
Andy Morris
Darren Xiberras
James Hatch
John J. Strangeway
Ishiki sensei and his wife Miyoko sensei are both fabulous... I recommend their dojo in Okinawa 🌴👏🏻
Excelente su explicación, permitame felicitarle y desearle crecimiento, larga vida y felicidad
Another great video. Theses masters have so much to share, it’s a pleasure to be able to watch them.
Thanks Brian. We should have Higaonna Sensei's video completed by the end of the week too.
Absolutely fantastic! Ishiki sensei's Dojo is more than just a Kobudo school; it's a tight-knit family. Ishiki sensei and Miyoko-san are mentors beyond being teachers. Their dedication and the amazing community they've cultivated deserve sincere gratitude ❤
Blessings from India 🇮🇳 ❤.
Arigatou gozaimasu 🙏🏻👼🏻🧚🏻♂️✨💫
Always a pleasure! Thank you for your very important work!
Any details for the tour in Australia? I would love the chance to further my kobudo, and I am and live in Australia 🇦🇺
Sensei ishiki come down to Australia most years for an annual kobudo camp in Wollongong, it is very interesting to learn and see what he does.
Excellent work as always. Thank you for sharing this latest piece.
Thanks you for another great video. OSS
Blessings from Hawaii
What is the name of the weapon at 12:30 that looks like a Guan Dao? I didn't know about this weapon in Okinawa. Is it maybe related to Chinese Kung Fu?
I'm not sure, but I expect it is a weapons related to protection of Shuri Castle during the Ryukyu Kingdom. Very likely to be a Chinese influenced weapon.
Awesome video. What a cool dude.