Very happy that you've decided to do these online lessons. You have my full support. However here's a couple suggestions for improving the quality of the lessons: 1. Adding captions to the video for both English and Japanese speakers. I'm sure there are people not only in America but also Japan who'd love to take these classes online. 2. Perhaps starting with the basics of the art (such as the basics of drawing the sword, how the sword is held, positions of the arms and legs, etc) rather than going straight into a complicated technique like the Chochin-Yaburi. Hope you the best in this project, ありがとう.
This is fabulous. I am an Instructor of European Swordsmanship and I would absolutely enjoy learning and training in your art. Thank you very much. I would join.
Well it's a battlefield oriented style so you'll find tons of similar techniques found in hema since well.... It's armored dudes against each others, same targets same mechanics and about the same open spaces on an armor! Their blade can't take hard blocks like our longswords and the physics will be different but it stays close. And the cuts are closer to cavalry saber and shamshir due to the curved blade. Although Kenjustsu schools from that era will have more in common to the German tradition of fencing than let's say Fiore.
@@narusawa74 Tenshinryu is a battle style? I heard it's a style for peace. Self - defense. That's why it has a lot of non lethal parts. Katsujinken or something like that.
Thank you for this video. It's very informative and useful. You're doing a wonderful job at explaining and showing what to do and from different angles. Please continue to upload more videos like this and i'll be glad to learn from you online. Domo arigatou gozaimsu!
I enjoy watching you guys do your thing on FB all the time. Always awesome demonstration you guys show case. The slow motion makes it easier to keep up with. Keep up the good work!
Amazing video, thanks for this, please continue! I'd love to find out how I can learn more. I live in San Francisco and have no kenjutsu schools around so it's amazing to be able to learn from the best through youtube.
Thank you , I was thinking to go to japan only to learn Tenshinryu Hoyoho , but I'm not 18 and I live in Italy so it difficult , but now with Tenshinryu Hoyoho online I can learn it from my home , thank you!!!!
Thank you for your videos & adding some English translation is greatly appreciated, (I'm trying to learn Japanese but have a long way to go ) I am always looking to improve my skills and knowledge, would love to visit Japan and attend your class in person but for now these are a good start for me. ❤️ From Australia 🙂
OMG that's what I'm talking about !! now that' is a deal ... I will make sure to be a member ..I'm looking for the announcement of this great online course . keep up and OSS
I saw this video 3 times maybe and i kinda got the idea of how to perform this. The problem is that bokken that i purchased has a wide blade and a wide handle so it might take me some time for my hand to get used to the handle. But i sure will practice this technique and wait for the next one. Arigato goazimasu to the Tenshinryu hyoho school.
Nice video. But first i must have katana first and cloth (i dont know what name that your wear, maybe kimono) to learn that technique. Do you Have info good blacksmith in japanese that create katana? And export to other country?
If they use iaito it's rarely a forged steel blade. It's usually a zinc/aluminium alloy which is bad for contact and quite wobly once you know how to do a proper powerful cut. Tozando makes great iaito and well priced for beginners (I owned2) and their affiliates. To get an I sharp forged katana you will need to buy a sharp one and get it unsharpened unfortunately. Sword Buyers Guide offer a very decent forged katana for below $500 US. Yes its forged in China but they are drastic about their quality and consistency before shipping it to clients, they actually do a review of each piece in USA before dispatching for clients. I can't figure where that get their nodachi tho..... Only one iaito on Tozando can be made beyond 3shaku length and it costs $1200.....for that price you can get a nice forged steel shinken. If you guys find out where they get their iaito I'd love to get one.
there is a real conviction in his draw and sword handling. this is the type of swordsmanship that I'd like to learn. this prototype is good; but in order to make great videos, please hire someone that is fluent in English so that there is no misinterpretation. I assume that you'd like to leave a legacy by doing your utmost duty as last existing grand master fo this fine martial art. it's your duty to pass the knowledge on to the next generations to come so that it will never be lost. Someone like the sports announcer Ayako Kisa would be a great choice for commentary.
Hold on hold on... he is not yelling "hiten mitsurugi style... batojutsu!!!" What is this anime where no character yells the technique name. Disappointed 😒🤣
Very happy that you've decided to do these online lessons. You have my full support.
However here's a couple suggestions for improving the quality of the lessons:
1. Adding captions to the video for both English and Japanese speakers. I'm sure there are people not only in America but also Japan who'd love to take these classes online.
2. Perhaps starting with the basics of the art (such as the basics of drawing the sword, how the sword is held, positions of the arms and legs, etc) rather than going straight into a complicated technique like the Chochin-Yaburi.
Hope you the best in this project, ありがとう.
This is fabulous. I am an Instructor of European Swordsmanship and I would absolutely enjoy learning and training in your art. Thank you very much. I would join.
Well it's a battlefield oriented style so you'll find tons of similar techniques found in hema since well.... It's armored dudes against each others, same targets same mechanics and about the same open spaces on an armor!
Their blade can't take hard blocks like our longswords and the physics will be different but it stays close. And the cuts are closer to cavalry saber and shamshir due to the curved blade.
Although Kenjustsu schools from that era will have more in common to the German tradition of fencing than let's say Fiore.
@@narusawa74 Tenshinryu is a battle style? I heard it's a style for peace. Self - defense. That's why it has a lot of non lethal parts. Katsujinken or something like that.
Thank you very much, you're doing an amazing job
This is so cool! I always wanted to practice and learn Iaido! Thank you for the videos and teachings!
Excellent! Well done! Clear, concise, and detailed!
This is a great video, thank you very much for taking your time and doing your videos please keep it up. Many of us enjoy learning from them :)
Subscribed
Really enjoy
Everything you guys do looks awesome, I will be one of the first for your online training if you decide to proceed!
Thank you for this video. It's very informative and useful. You're doing a wonderful job at explaining and showing what to do and from different angles.
Please continue to upload more videos like this and i'll be glad to learn from you online.
Domo arigatou gozaimsu!
Love it !!! Please !!! More off this type of lessons. Very welldone.
Thank you so much for the detailed video tutorials.Please continue! I look forward to learning from you!
Music to the eyes. Instruction of this level is a great privilege. Thanks!
I enjoy watching you guys do your thing on FB all the time. Always awesome demonstration you guys show case. The slow motion makes it easier to keep up with. Keep up the good work!
Thank You, your English is good and much appreciated, super video. Respect in Bushido.
かっこいな！This's amazing idea, i will be waiting your next video! Thank you!
これはすごいっ‼️
私は、勝手に似たような業を考えて稽古してました。
でも私のは前に踏み込んでの業。
これはある意味“必殺技“ですね。
チャンネル登録してますが、とても勉強になります。
Thank you very much. It is a luck for us that you show those techniques !
I trained in kungkado since I was 5 very happy that I got a full tang oak bokken currently in 2, 3 ish years of tenshinryu
Thank you so much for all your efforts please try and continue with this great information
Thank you, Tenshin Ryu is my favorite style. please keep sharing with the rest of the world. blessings.
Nice excellent for training thank you sensei
Amazing video, thanks for this, please continue! I'd love to find out how I can learn more. I live in San Francisco and have no kenjutsu schools around so it's amazing to be able to learn from the best through youtube.
Thank you Sensei. This is very informative.
Eu amo esse estilo da esgrima japonesa..parabéns
Thank you , I was thinking to go to japan only to learn Tenshinryu Hoyoho , but I'm not 18 and I live in Italy so it difficult , but now with Tenshinryu Hoyoho online I can learn it from my home , thank you!!!!
Thank you for your videos & adding some English translation is greatly appreciated,
(I'm trying to learn Japanese but have a long way to go )
I am always looking to improve my skills and knowledge,
would love to visit Japan and attend your class in person but for now these are a good start for me.
❤️ From Australia 🙂
Thank you Sensei
Thank you Sensei!
これを待ってたんですよ！！！
こにちわ
OMG that's what I'm talking about !! now that' is a deal ... I will make sure to be a member ..I'm looking for the announcement of this great online course . keep up and OSS
IN KENJUTSU WE DON'T SAY OSS OSU.
@@TheManofsorrows thanks:)
THANK YOU SENSEI!!
Fantastic !!!!!!!
thank you sir
really cool my booken cryes all the time ;-)
Master!!!!
Domou arigatou!
THANKYOU I WILL TRYYY
I am so happy :
I will learn these moves
Become proficient in skill
And master the ART.
Arigato Senpai.
I’ve studied iaido and kenjutsu for a long time and even I can’t get down that quick flip Masakumo sensei always does
Encantado
I saw this video 3 times maybe and i kinda got the idea of how to perform this.
The problem is that bokken that i purchased has a wide blade and a wide handle so it might take me some time for my hand to get used to the handle.
But i sure will practice this technique and wait for the next one.
Arigato goazimasu to the Tenshinryu hyoho school.
Very interested would sign up for online training.
the goal is to become one with the sword.
Moto moto!!
Onegaishimaaaaaasu!!
Soka wakrimasu. Domo arigato.
Hahaha 😍🔥🤣
Daimas
Oh cool I began alsow with shotokan
Nice
i wanna more videos pls its excelent teach for me
Your English is improving. I know it is difficult. Well done!
Nice video..! Thanks..:)^^
Can I ask something?
How Katana's weight?
give this man a reverse blade katana !
Good form shujin
Can you raise the hakama?
It is hard to see the footwork :)
Is the second sword a backup or is there another reason to have two?
日本の剣術は強いと思います。日本の剣術が海外に名高いと思います。もっとビデオを作らってください。
Nice video. But first i must have katana first and cloth (i dont know what name that your wear, maybe kimono) to learn that technique.
Do you Have info good blacksmith in japanese that create katana? And export to other country?
If they use iaito it's rarely a forged steel blade. It's usually a zinc/aluminium alloy which is bad for contact and quite wobly once you know how to do a proper powerful cut.
Tozando makes great iaito and well priced for beginners
(I owned2) and their affiliates.
To get an I sharp forged katana you will need to buy a sharp one and get it unsharpened unfortunately. Sword Buyers Guide offer a very decent forged katana for below $500 US. Yes its forged in China but they are drastic about their quality and consistency before shipping it to clients, they actually do a review of each piece in USA before dispatching for clients.
I can't figure where that get their nodachi tho..... Only one iaito on Tozando can be made beyond 3shaku length and it costs $1200.....for that price you can get a nice forged steel shinken.
If you guys find out where they get their iaito I'd love to get one.
I want your plan to proceed. Gumbate
1kg~1.2kg?
I’m living in Tokyo and I would love to learn. But I’m a bit “shy” because I don’t speak too good Japanese yet. Is that a problem? 😊
Where can I find online lessons? Is this kenjutsu? Tell me more
How much money to register for the program?
I have two Katana...1.2kg...:)
there is a real conviction in his draw and sword handling. this is the type of swordsmanship that I'd like to learn.
this prototype is good; but in order to make great videos, please hire someone that is fluent in English so that there is no misinterpretation. I assume that you'd like to leave a legacy by doing your utmost duty as last existing grand master fo this fine martial art. it's your duty to pass the knowledge on to the next generations to come so that it will never be lost. Someone like the sports announcer Ayako Kisa would be a great choice for commentary.
It is 22:55 a Clock hier in Germany
Nice i like that.
Hold on hold on... he is not yelling "hiten mitsurugi style... batojutsu!!!" What is this anime where no character yells the technique name. Disappointed 😒🤣
Thank you very much. It is a luck for us that you show those techniques !