What iz this form of sword style,

Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad that my support has helped you decide to add practical content to 金山孝之の部屋. I believe that the knowledge you present, supported by experience and skills, will be of great value to both beginners and those who have been practicing for many years. I hope to meet you one day and by then, I aim to have learned at least a little Japanese. In the meantime, I will continue to practice martial arts and learn Japanese. I am impressed by the skills this young lady has acquired in such a short time. The film also shows her great focus and commitment. I wish her all the joy and pleasure that comes with her progress in 剣術. Thank you for presenting the subtle details of the 水車 technique. It is the opening and closing technique of many katas in jojutsu. It's inspiring to see how thoroughly you analyze the movements, which should be an incentive for others to look deeper into particular techniques, and how passionately you share your knowledge. I really appreciate that. I'd like to suggest that we also present the names of techniques or things related to techniques in the video in Japanese and in hiragana. This will help build a relationship between the technique and its name, allowing for identity and identification for the technique itself and for the people practicing it. For example, in this case, the technique: 水車 (すいしゃ).

MUCHAS GRACIAS GRAN MAESTRO TAKAYAMA!!! 👏👏🇯🇵🇦🇷🥋🙇

Thank you so much Takayuki Sensei.😊🙏

Thank you for the detailed explanation about Noto in the context of this technique. Your description of the hand movement using the index finger to guide the katana blade (Ha (刃)) upwards is very interesting. I understand that this upward rotation of the Ha katana is a type of Chiburi (血振り). In my practice, the movement of turning the ha of the katana upwards is done with the thumb (similar to turning the jo in jojutsu when changing hands - 00:48 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIWqf3eFq86drpI) in the opposite direction to your techniques according to the unwritten rule "always keep the blade away from you", in the same way as you rotate the katana by lifting it before inserting it into the saya (鞘), where you also use your thumb for this rotation (08:09 of this Video). I will definitely continue to analyze this video, which contains many interesting and inspiring aspects, and I will probably have some more questions about it. The reference to your master, Kōno sensei, and the differences between your technique and his approach are also very valuable. Your explanations of how you developed your technique yourself based on the master's observations show how important an individual approach and continuous improvement of your skills are. The emphasis on the importance of the hips in the Noto technique is interesting. Your tips on shifting your weight from left to right using the hips and natural body movement are very inspiring and I see some similarities with the harmony of movement in aikido and aiki-ken. I also noticed that focusing on the hips allows for more fluid and natural movement, which is key in the Noto technique. When it comes to translating from Japanese into Polish, I think I'm starting to get used to it, and I think the addition of an explanation reinforced with an image has brought 100% benefit. I also believe that this new element of "practical instructions" may be very successful among martial arts lovers, which will certainly bring a lot of knowledge, experience, observations and will open the door to further discussion and exchange of experiences. It's a pity that I'm just a viewer of your channel and not a student. Thank you again for your help and detailed explanations. I'm looking forward to more materials and tips.

Thank you so much for uploading english translation! Really useful!

凛としていながらも温かみがありますね😊

Nice video👍👍

Great Sensei

Do you still teach Kenjustsu and Battojutsu to foreign students ?

やっぱりコーヒーの話！ 私も大体毎日ペーパードリップを自分で作って飲みます。 禅の練習のようだろうと思います。

Personally, I was interested in this film, because for me drinking coffee is rather an activity devoid of reflection and celebration, although coffee has several health-promoting properties and I drink 3 cups a day. In my case, preparing and drinking matcha tea is associated with greater reflection, pleasure, and celebration, but for you, I think it is more of an everyday occurrence. I believe that this film should not lose viewers because of this topic, on the contrary, because in my opinion it shows what Miyamoto Musashi himself encouraged - to develop various skills. Let me briefly introduce this to others reading this: Miyamoto Musashi, the legendary Japanese martial artist and author of "The Book of Five Rings" (Go Rin No Sho), advocated for the development of various skills, not just those related to combat. In his book, Musashi emphasized the importance of versatility and flexibility in life, encouraging people to take a broader view of personal development. In addition to combat techniques, his philosophy also encompassed aspects such as mental development, creativity, self-discipline, and striving for excellence in every area of life. His approach to life was holistic, and his teachings are applicable not only in sports, art, and business but also in everyday life. I also appreciate the new inserts in the form of photos and text, even though the Japanese language is still a mystery to me, but I'm slowly working on it. BTW I looked around a bit on the Hario website and was impressed by Coffee Syphons - global.hario.com/product/coffee/syphon - which is something new for me. Thank you for sharing your passion and interest with us.

Watching from Philippines godbless more power ❤

Thank you for considering my comment on the influence of kata in martial arts on our posture, psyche, and daily life, and for incorporating the concept of Shoshin in the cognitive process regarding martial arts and self-awareness. Your insights were inspiring. For me, kata practice not only refines physical skills but also unveils new dimensions of martial arts and personal growth.

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お話下さいましてありがとうございました。金山先生との出会いのおかげで、私の人生も大きく変わりました。これからのご活躍も祈念しております。

the practice looks so fun, even for elderly people

素晴らしい稽古風景ですね！！

稽古は楽しそうですね！ いつもの面白い動画をありがとうございます。

普通に立ち回り見てみたいです！

very exiting and good skill, you are a very good Sensei 🇯🇵

Good video

あなたは普段戸越体育館に行きますか？ 今日は何かイベントがありますか？

Sensei, I have an iaito made of steel (weighs 1.078 grams without saya) and today I started analyzing and trying the Noto presented in this video. I started with the first technique and therefore I have my first questions. Let me start by saying that I really like the buttojutsu presented by you, I would like to thank you for these videos and I would like to ask for more. Questions: 1. I have a question about the adopted stance and the way of holding the katana before performing Noto kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6iWi3iknN2Hh6M by turning the katana's tsuka to the left so that the blade of the katana (han) is pointing upwards. Because the video does not clearly show how this rotation should be performed. Is it possible to describe exactly how to do this? Is there a technical name for this? Should it be a 180 degree rotation or a 90 degree rotation like in Master Yoshinori Kono's video kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHWskqmlpLp1kMk? 2. When performing Noto, before putting the katana into the scabbard (saya), does he also rotate the sword 180 degrees to the right or only by turning the wrist without any additional rotation kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6iWi3iknN2Hh6M&t =13s? 3. How do you guide the katana (mune) along the hand holding the scabbard (saya)? How do you recognize that the tip (kissaki) is above the koiguchi and that you can start inserting the blade (nagasa) into the saya kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6iWi3iknN2Hh6M&t=15s?

身体の動かし方は奥が深いですね でも、歳をとると興味津々です

Thank you for your input on breathing control and muscle tension. It reminds me of my training in Goju-ryu kata, specifically Sanchin. This kata focuses on developing strength, breathing control, stability, and concentration through appropriate tensions and controlling the anatomy trains, particularly the spiral lines. By providing suitable tension in the line of the hips, abdomen, back, and up to the occipital base through the lobar muscle, it can help maintain a stable posture and perform techniques effectively.

We need you on the metro trains…..

神奇的刀法

お礼のコメントが遅くなってしまい、申し訳ありません。 質問して以降も自分なりに稽古してたのですが、先生のように30分とはいきませんがかなり反復練習してたところ、今回アドバイスしていただいた形に近いところまでいってました。 横払いの振り終りから持ち換え始めて、脇に納めるときには人差し指と親指・中指の3本で杖を軽くキープするようにしたらスムーズに持ち換えできるようになりました。 先生の動画でのアドバイスを踏まえて練習したところ、前よりの滞りが少なくらくに持ち換えられるようになりました。 裏車から横払いに移る持ち換えも先端に近い位置だと持ち損ねることがあったり振りに威力がなかったりだったのですが、ご指導の通り手元に近いところから滑らせるようにすると持ち損ねもなく威力がだせるようになりました。 あとはいろいろ工夫しながら反復していけば動きが体に馴染んで、さらに滞りがなくなっていくのではないかと思います。 動画での丁寧なご指導、本当にありがとうございました。

Hi Sensai I'm going to Tokyo a few days later and I would like to visit your dojo. Where it is? Can I take public transit to get there?

先生が 私のコメントに答えて下さった事に 驚いています、有り難う御座います、私は長年太極拳をやってます、 ゆったりとして雲の上を歩く様な動きに憧れて始めました、今 杖術を始めて驚いた事は 速くて正確さでした、1日も早く吸収する為 先生の動きをスローで何度も見て気がついたのが 足の運びと上半身の動きでした、今は 80%の動きを目指して杖術を楽しんでいます、有り難う御座いました。😅

Expresses of admiration and respect for this lady from the interview who is a living example of the fact that you can do different things and start at different ages. For me, this lady is one of many heroines whose inner strength and energy crosses boundaries, learning new things despite adversities such as age and health. Deep bows to this lady. I also believe that in this case the people who surround the lady during the classes, the atmosphere of the classes and Sensei whose words of demonstration and explanation of techniques are friendly will also play a role.

A great set of techniques/exercises for better feeling the movement and position of the hands in relation to the movement, position and speed of the jo as a starting base for future katas. I also believe that exercises should be a daily training routine. My first jo has just arrived, so I will start my jojutsu adventure with it. Sensei, please more such techniques combined also with body movement.

Happy easter sensei

I don't know what's going on with KZbin because I don't see my comment added under your comment. I've already tried to add it 4 times 😀

Thank you so much for letting me be a part of your video and for your kind words! ❤❤❤ However, I am not sure that the translation made by KZbin auto-translator is correct because I had to read between the lines because the translation caused the context to be lost. It would be great if the videos had handwritten text.

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Buongiorno Maestro. Ad Agosto sarò a Tokyo tutto il mese, avrei desiderio di poter fare una lezione. Può per favore dirmi le modalità e come posso fare per prenotare?

Thank you very much Sensei for these series of videos that perfectly introduce me to the world of jojutsu. He goes through the details of each position (although the hakama covers the feet a bit), the arrangement of the hands and the harmony of movement. This also encourages me to learn and hopefully practice jojutsu.

武道に限らず、自然と体が動くようになるのが大切ですよね そういった体づくりを目指したと思います。

良い出会いがありますね 子供には大人にはない感覚があるんですよね 自分も持っていたんでしょうが、いつの間にかどこかに忘れてきたんでしょうね