Onoha Itto-ryu① Japanese Classical Martial Art
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Classical Japanese martial arts are ancient techniques that developed to help samurai warriors survive on the battlefield. In this week's special feature, our presenter Ayako Kisa visits the Onoha Itto-ryu school of swordsmanship, a school that has produced many distinguished swordsmen. Takemi Sasamori, the 17th head, takes us deeper in to the school's philosophy, as we explore the complexity of these fascinating disciplines.
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I trained with Sassamori Soke on one of his trips to the US a couple years before his passing. A wonderful teacher, and excellent and knowledgeable martial artist. He is missed. May he rest in peace.
It is an honour to have such knowledge upon us .
Ono-ha Itto-ryu is the sword style learned and practiced by the legendary master of Daitō-ryu Aikijujustu, *Sokaku Takeda* of the Aizu clan. The founder of Aikido, *Morihei Ueshiba* learned Daitō-ryu from Sokaku Takeda himself and as such is one of a few of Takeda's students to receive the _kyoju-dairi_ certificate to teach Daitō-ryu.
Many of Daitō-ryu's efficient kenjutsu and jujutsu techniques was influenced by the Ono-ha Itto-ryu swordsmanship.
So it is said ...👍 I am going to watch tomorrow.
Fun fact, a man by the name of Yoshida Kotaro wanted his friend Morihei Ueshiba to meet his teacher Sokkaku Takeda who would later teach him Daito-Ryu Aikijujutsu. Who knows what would have happened if there never was that friendship. 😊
it is said Takeko of the Aizu clan practiced this along side training with the Naginata
First time I saw a Japanese church on the inside. This is beautiful! And no I am not going to have a fit about it.. because we use to train our shotokan in n church building. God bless you all! May the Lord Jesus, King of kings keep you now and forever. Amen and ossu!
Amen
@This is BAXTER It is, however to an extent it makes sense. Christianity used to be fairly popular around 500-1000 years ago within japan until it was outlawed. However most Christians kept their practice a secret by mixing parts of Japanese culture with Christian concepts to conceal the fact they are practicing it.
I can see what this format of Kenjutsu is focusing on. It is the domination of the center line. A concept that is still used in HEMA.
I've trained with the now passed Sassamori Soke, and that is indeed a fundamental principle of the art - strong ownership of center.
I lost it when an OST from Rurouni Kenshin played.
The theme at 1:50 is from the taiga drama "Furinkazan".
So, is this what they mean by having the power of both God and anime on your side?
I love both everying kenjutsu and budo
Now that is an interesting dojo. True, not everybody who practices a sword art in Japan is a proponent of kendo.
Because Kendo is a Sport like olimpic fencing, it is not a martial art but Kenjutsu is a Martial Art same case like Hema
Much Honor and Respect!
Ayako love from spain
It's hard work using the BFG. Always remember to take a string of sausages with you. @11:36
Om my gosh a Japanese school that openly mocks kendo for not treating the instruments like swords.
@@SuperHongTay it's because there's a general idea that kendo teaches you to how to use a sword in a real fight, not just how to whack people with a bamboo stick. While Kendo appears to be a sport to a western audience, a traditionalist/japanese kendo practitioner would be offended if someone called it one. Kendo is considered a martial art in Japan, despite the lack of martial qualities. Aikido gets the same treatment for claiming to be a legitimate martial art, despite not really teaching any useful techniques or applications. Think of the difference between a -do (kendo) and a -jutsu (kenjutsu) as the difference between HEMA and Olympic fencing. Olympic Karate practitioners also get made fun of by traditionalist/more realistic styles. Generally it's just safe to assume TMA focus more on the art and less on the martial (with exceptions such as BJJ, Muay Thai, Kyokishin, HEMA, and some others).
Don’t slap me with that Chopstick bundle. but ? will You fence with oars ?
@@pyramonitor Kobudo practitioners use Eku (oars), though I wouldn't call it fencing lol
We need kenjutsu's Masters in Colombia, please!
There's one in Maryland in Harvard county named Luis Martinez he is kenjutsu sensei and his school is called ninja Abingdon
:Btw I know I'm a little late
"I've been studying for over 40 years and still don't fully grasp it. I feel as though I have a long way still to go." Ahhh, no one in the West would say that because there isn't such humility here. Humility is the keystone of learning. I so wish such a school of swordsmanship existed where I live!
To be fair, I didn't grasp how the chainweapon is supposed to work against moving opponents, either.
There isn´t such humility here? and btw there is swordsmanship you can learn in europe just not japanese
@@szarekhthesilent2047
You need to watch Musashi v Shishido Baikem; a fight that actually happened:
ruclips.net/video/p3f1xDLCUAY/видео.html
@@szarekhthesilent2047 The chain is not just for disarming opponent, the main source of damage of the kusarigama is the heavy weight at the other end of the chain. Imagine all the momentum generated by swinging the chain + the weight of the object at the end of the chain hit the opponent at the skull, the arms or the ribs
@@jaketheasianguy3307 But no acceleration.
And without acceleration u either have to swing a very heavy object, or swing it VERY fast.
here after reading Azumi. cool see the real figure like Ono Tadaaki in the manga
uum...very interesting and fantastic video...😕
Could swear that's Musashi Myamoto
Agree, he is using a wooden sword that is very long and fashioned from an ore when he was fighting Sasaki on that island
That is correct
it is just a "cool Samurai"image
Vinícius Notharangeli I never understood why he is so popular. He became famous by striking a famous swordsman down by attacking him from behind when he was clearly not willing (and refused) to fight him. That seems cowardly to me. Is he fanous because of the book of five rings? (I havent read it, should I go buy it?)
@@ritsmond Its an okay book. Nothing that special really IMO
日本刀法好厲害^^
Way of the warrior
Where is part 2? Pls
Классная Япония
So is itto ryu the name of the martial art or only the school?
The martial art style
Brasil in love Japan
Is it just me, or do those swords at the end seem longer than normal katanas?
omegagilgamesh daito maybe, but they seem short for daito... hmm
Tricia Takanawa rules!
Lol
i like it. .....
The host is very beautiful.
I heard music from rusouni kenshin
Yes you did =D
7:11 Myamoto Musashi VS Sasake Kojiro
Posso praticar kendô com duas espadas longas? Só curiosidade mesmo!
sou praticante de kendo e nunca ouvi falar disso...rsrsr
🙇♂️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏
11:22 Suio ryu !
4:24 таблетка для памяти
@9:43
Dex build
i am of hiten mitsurugi school
Bruh, probably u teach under Kenshin Himura Sensei
Do I hear furin Kazan?
日本語で聞きたいんだが…
The Katana is the secondary weapon the first choice of weapon by the Shogun is a yuri a 2 metre long pole with a sword attached to the end of it with the capabilities of cutting a person in half I have currently been training with a homemade Yuri if there is one thing I can guarantee you you do not want to go against a yuri!! I believe with my training I could kill up to 20 swordsman with a Yuri alone.
Yari, not yuri. Yari means spear. Yuri, among other things, means lesbian.
hands together on the tsuba or apart?
Mark T Usually, the hands are placed apart on the Tsuka (handle) with the dominant hand placed one finger width below the Tsuba (guard) and the non-dominant hand being placed at the base of the Tsuka, but some schools have been known to have the hands together.
thank you for that information !
Why there is a sign of cross on the wall
1:57, that guy was shot from the ground lol
hah, took me a wile to recognize
I really like that host her face is very pleasing to me.
She is sweet.
This is the first time I've heard "classical" martial arts. I thought martial arts is timeless and evolving.
Tyrone Kim maybe that’s was the more good traduction for a term of Japanese language the bushido was the way of the Samurai he was supposed to do anything for respect his rule even if he has to kill himself with the Sepuku,that’s was a lifestyle and nobody teach this because that’s was for the war only the Samurai is a Warrior not a soldier they’re was created for War.Thats maybe why they have used “classical” now it’s just the martial art of Kendo just your body is necessary not your spirit there his a huge difference between them.
Or maybe th’ats was just a bad traduction idk th’ats just my opinion
@This is BAXTER You're right - art can be classical. If martial arts is forever changing and evolving, it cannot be classical. Classical means doing the things the way it was done long time ago. Classical martial arts is a misnomer, because no one does martial arts as was done a long time ago.
Most of the martial arts today are not martial arts - it is combat sports with rules. Martial arts means the art of combat fighting in war or battle with the objective to maim, disable, or kill the opponent. There are no rules.
@HenryDavidT Most people learn martial arts not inside a church and I agree that it is strange that there is martial arts instructions inside a church. But in the 1960's, I learned Hapkido in one of the buildings on a church compound. I agree much you say about fighting (martial arts). Not too many people in martial arts share your realistic point of view; maybe it's because they watched too many glamorized martial arts movies. Good luck.
Combination of Christianity and Bushido !!! Nice !!
Yeah, the cross behind, the sword infront. Increidible.
Actually, that is the title of his book, “Bushido and Christianity”
@@Guchi2772 Thanks...I did not know that 😀😀😀 Nice 😀
Qu'est-ce qu'ils font dans une église avec des katana???
Did I see a Christian Asian samurai in the thumbnail?
🇯🇵日本古武道大会🇯🇵小野派一ど流 剣術
8:23
Through many what!!?? What where u about to say!!!??
I need to know through many whaaaaaaaaaatttt!!!!!
Go to ruclips.net/video/csV75es4zJw/видео.html for the last 3 minutes!
Not rifle exactly, smoothbore musket
Were those guys training in a Church? :P
Yes, the commentator reference some Baptist Church.
Sasamori Takemei Soke was a Christian pastor. He just passed away last year
More accurately, Takemi Sasamori Sensei was a Christian minister of the Methodist denomination and a Duke University Seminarian. I believe he was the third generation of his family to be a Christian minister in Japan.
@@joebrisado If you haven't read it you should read his book "Bushido and Christianity".
13:20 wtf, he didnt even try to break the lower part and it break itself.
Why abandon the Shinto and Buddhist roots of the Martial Arts and give in to Christian influence?
日本人神话真多!!!
Check Mat. 26,52 in the Bible.
この方は普段神父なのですか？
寿司太郎 プロテスタントの神父さんですよ。
一つの太刀 プロテスタントの場合は神父ではなく、牧師になります
。私も教会の雰囲気をみて気づかず、なにも考えないで神父と間違った言い方をしたのがいけなかったのですが。すみません。
先代は笹森順造先生と言って、元国務大臣、青山学院の院長もされた方で、デンバー大学の神学博士で、この礼拝堂兼剣道道場をご自宅の上に建てられました。範士10段、 桜の弘前市のご出身で、流暢な英語を話されていました。単語を日本語に変えれば、純粋な津軽弁でした。牧師さんはいなくて、個人礼拝堂のように記憶しております。
武士牧師。
They got him really drunk, then attacked him IN A LARGE GROUP while he was asleep, but he woke up and STOLE THEIR SWORDS before cutting them down? Yeah, I'm calling bullshit on that, someone down through the generations made that story up for promotional purposes.
Miyamoto Musashi was the greatest javanese swordsman of all time.
With my Yuri I can thrust 5 people within a single second
I'll stick with Tenshinryu but okay
Tenshin ryu is not koryu school... its considered a "fake" school by many japanese people
@@LucasHenrique-it2io
Talk more
@@aaronjacobamadorsalazar1934 It seens there was an school called Tenshin ryu in the past, but, this school was closed, and there are only some scrools of this school left today... generations after , these young people took these scrools to practice this died school pretending to be heirs of this tradition, and many japanese people don't consider them to be a real koryu tradition... there is a huge difference to practice a living koryu school like Ittou ryu and practice a died school only by th remaining scrolls...
this cross does not equal to that cross
Onigote = oni + kote or “demon wrist” lmfao I’m dead that’s fucking clever Japan... 😂😂
i dont believe those who started the technik believed in jesu kristi but ook
怎么老给我推这堆日本恋物癖节目， 东亚文化那么广泛， 日本怎么天天搞一些恋物癖一样的文化输出。 不是武士刀就是和服就是AV的。 好了不说了我看P站了
不喜歡喔！你^^
なんで教会？笑
宗家が神父やねん
Chinese old 😲
in the ancient time of japan, murders are heroes.
日本語でやれよ。
技のみにこだわり、残心とは何か分かっていない宗家(笑)
Musashi Miyamoto is the first fencer in Japan
Kata in a church?😬 Isn't a church considered holy ground? Drawing weapons on holy ground I would think is sacrilegious and a desiccation of holy ground 😔
I mean no disrespect, but can you really consider any modern practitioner of swordsmanship a “master”? After all, they’ve never had to use a sword to defend themselves or kill an enemy.
Not so sure it's about that, this is more like passing down knowledge of culture and tradition. Because truth be told, in a real fight where you could die at any second, a lot of the stuff you learn goes out the window. It's more like they master the art of it, which means they know how to do all of it.
You've never been in a real fight or your training was sub par if everything you learned goes out the window. If you've trained and drilled properly and diligently then your training should kick in. When I was in the military, my training saved my skin more than once.
I didn't say everything, but a lot can, but I guess it really depends on the type of person you are and the context of the situation. Then again military training is meant to knock all that out of you and make you a template for using your training without thinking about it, just doing it as second nature.
Not too sure how military training compares to this however. It looks like a different kind of strictness. Interesting to think about.
It compares since this was at one time military training for the samurai. Thing is, the samurai would have trained to actually USE the sword as a sword. These guys train to use it as an art form.
I agree. It makes sense it would measure up, though the sword and the gun are of different battlefields, they are nonetheless battlefields. I think they still train to use a sword as a sword, but you would lose a piece of it due to lack of real combat, since tournaments are the closest thing they have to real battles.
Bullshito
Fuck you
Is it though? Not sure these things wouldn't work in a sword fight.
I'd say that if you've studied a martial art "for more than 40 years" and "still can't fully grasp it" well I'd say, maybe you should have spent that time doing something else. It's honestly a problem with disciplines where you can't actually gauge your progress by fighting.
It's called humility. Something the majority of westerners lack.
Maybe western swordsmen just have better teachers. If you're training rapier for 40 years, and tell your instructor you still dont grasp it, theyll admit to having failed you.
It's all fake
くだらない。
あくびが出る。
has nothing to do with arts.