Wado Ryu Jujutsu Kempo Karate Jutsu - 36th Asakusa Kobudo Taikai (2018)
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School: Wado Ryu Jujutsu Kempo Karate Jutsu
Event: 36th Asakusa Kobudo Taikai
Date: 21/04/2018
Venue: Taito Riverside Sports Center
Representative: Otsuka Hironori
-- PRESENTATION: WADO RYU JUJUTSU KEMPO KARATE JUTSU --
Wado Ryu Jujutsu Kempo and Wado Ryu Karate Jutsu were founded by Otsuka Hironori. He was a student of Nakayama Tatsusaburo Yukiyoshi, third Shihan of Shinto Yoshin Ryu Jujutsu.
From July 1923, he starts training Karate, and creates an original style gathering both strong points of several Japanese schools and particular characteristics of Karate. At the beginning of the Showa period (late 20s), he completed the principles and techniques of Wado Ryu Karate Jutsu and Jujutsu Kempo.
Nowadays, master Otsuka Hironori, third master of the school, took the name of the founder in his honor. The next successor at the head of the school should be Otsuka Kazutaka.
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Very good demonstration of Wado Ryu Karate as I was taught by Dennis Hill Sensei.Wado Shinto Yoshin Ryu.Very similar style since Wado is known a sword art most do not understand the mechanics
Sheesh a lot of bad comments I train in Wado-Ryu Karate not jujutsu just karate ok I don’t think it’s that bad its a demonstration not a real fight.
No one attacks with a knife in this way, the technique is totally unreal.
@@MarcDufresneosorusrex 💔 so sorry to hear that BRO I hope you pass it. 🌹🙏
What we see in the film it's a kind of exame or demonstration. In old schools, meanwile the Wado Ryu could not be an an old scholl, they have the rule to not show what are they art, but they must show their scholl as a way to be knowed by the others scholls and to be respected. About the founder train the Wado-Ryu as ju-jutsu school , it's not so. What hapened was an incorporation of the one school he studied not as to get some graduation which give him the title of instructor. There is a lot more about this, but as others Masters, which try to get some technics as a way to allowed an more easier do larne without loose eficacy.
I'm sorry but this makes little to no sense.
I don't understand why the movement is so slow like a snail, in real world it doesn't seem to be very effective because people in real world attack more than once
Even if this is intended to train a technique there should be a little pressure and aggressive movement.
I'm not terribly impressed with these lack-lustre demonstrations. They have no sense of 'riai' -purposeful and rational movements that make technical sense. They appear to be 'going through the motions. As for the Ju-jutsu, I don't recall Tatsuo Suzuki sensei teaching us ju-jutsu per se. Some techniques may have been incoproated into the Karate he taught, but he never called them Ju-Jutsu. Maybe this is a new thing.
So, the demonstration is definitely lackluster. That being said, jujutsu has always been a part of Wado-Ryu Karate. Ever sense Otsuka sensei began the style. In fact, Otsuka sensei was a master of Jujutsu first and foremost. I would say the most important contribution of Wado-Ryu Karate-do is the Jujutsu that Otsuka Hironori combined with the teachings of Funakoshi, and they go far deeper than most people will understand. For instance, the concept of proper distance and advanced body movement is rooted in jujutsu.
Otro invento?
The Wado Ryu Karate group in my area is bs. They don't know any of the weapon nor jujutsu curriculum.
tengu190 wow. I thought jujutsu is the foundation of wado ryu.
Shotokan karate is the core.
Shotokan is not the Core, Wado Karate is Jujutsu en the sword is a part of it
You are right its half Okinawa and half Japan old style Jujutsu
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wad%C5%8D-ry%C5%AB
** For real? **
I guess demonstrations like this are a main reason for the discredit traditional martial arts are getting out there . Too slow, nearly no movement, no dynamics, no near to real attacks, watching the master with lee van cleef back in the 80s was more exiting, and that guy was about 60 years old back then and had to be replaced by stuntmen with bad wigs because he had no clou of martial arts at all.But....the fighting scenes where far better than this!!
The point of demonstration is to demonstrate technique. This isn't a fight. It's like a magician showing how the trick works, not performing it in normal scenarios in real-time
I can suggest one video with wado-ryu against knife demonstration. That was long time ago, recording equipment was poor in that time and many excellent videos are lost. ruclips.net/video/u5l-INdFH1o/видео.html
I remember that full arena was standing and giving respect, delirium in Japanese part of spectators (this was in Budapest). Master is mr. Marko Nicović, Serbian man.
@@burgeryoufoundbehindthegrill They're demonstrating nothing though. The criticism is absolutely on-point, this is one of Karate's biggest problems. They're more concerned with going through the motions of this nonsense than training and demonstrating aptness, speed, power and applicability of their methods, and haven't thought about the sense or nonsense of it for 50 years. It frustrates me to no end.
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So realistic
This is not good enof de never show somting new is Always the same thing
Bad, because it's no real
This is excellent Budo. Its deep. If you want real and shallow do MMA. Each to their own
@@rabiesbiter5681 so do you think TMA is BS? do you have enough experience to say this? i'm shorin ryu ryu karate practioner and i can tell to you that karate is a real self defense art
@@LucasHenrique-it2io
Why no, I don't, thank you for asking. I think TMA has a BS problem, but I don't think that it is BS. I think BS can accumulate in any pursuit if left unchallenged, and if you love TMA, then you need to grab a shovel. I don't think Karate is necessarily ineffectual. I think if you don't pressure test techniques in a rigorous manner, then you have no way of knowing if you're practicing or teaching them in an effectual manner. For the record, I practiced a TMA with a way more BS piled onto it than Shorin Ryu. I pressure tested the techniques in different ways, and guess what? It saved my life. I watch that video and see guys who obviously practice rote techniques with no pressure testing, that's all. I don't see an absolute condemnation of all TMA, or even all Karate, or even all Wado Ryu. Oh, and my experience goes back very close to 16 years, since you asked about that too.