17th World Kendo Championships Men's TEAM MATCH 2ch Japan vs Korea

[@tehoriginalcracka]

This is the first ever video I've watched on Kendo, I can't wait for the KZbin algorithm to fill my feed with other Kendo videos

[@RoyMcAvoy]

Same here. But kendo is boring. Sumo is much interesting.

[@stop-terrorists]

In the future, KZbin's algo will fill your feed with a free Domino's pizza from participating sponsors.

[@zeefang]

Lol fk what have I done...

[@joaosimpson99]

@@RoyMcAvoy sumo is fuckin great

[@pronileston4869]

@@stop-terrorists give me bitcoins

[@dkamouflage]

Right, so for those who aren't aware, each match is played to 3 points, with whoever wins at least two points winning the match. In order to score a point, it's a bit like in Western fencing with foils; it's not enough to just smack your opponent, there is an etiquette to it. 1) You must make your kiai (the shout) at the *exact* moment you strike your opponent, 2) You must strike with the proper part of the shinai (bamboo sword), in this case the area between the tip and the leather tie about 25 cm down. 3) You must be moving forward toward your opponent--as symbolized by the fumikomi, or "foot stomp" right before the blow lands. This is why the match lasts so long, apparently without any "points" being scored; the judges will only award points to the kendoka who is able to bring together all three elements together: the kiai (shout), ; the proper cut; and the fumikomi (foot stomp).

[@knightofthesun758]

Yeah, and it's the same with boxing - some mixture of scoring bullshits!

[@wassabiii600]

No wonder this isnt in the olympics

[@cyranodebergerac7962]

I liked the rules...

[@luiscordovadsgn]

thanks, very epic :D

[@thecrow3350]

Amazing

[@newzealandallblacks3726]

This was wonderful to watch. The strategic moves and then the lightning attacks were incredible. Thanks

[@Animeinsight101]

Jesus Loves You/.

[@Animeinsight101]

Jesus Loves You/.

[@Animeinsight101]

Jesus Loves You/.

[@Animeinsight101]

Jesus Loves You/.

[@mastershake42019]

Why are there always religious freaks in the comments lol

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

It becomes part of you after a while ! Always a warrior ! ❤

[@pookiemaka6966]

POV: you’re 2 years late, wondering why they’re yelling alot & looking for the English comments

[@colinstate]

Same, ape strong together

[@devourer1389]

facts

[@Top_Nep]

actually i was hoping there'd be commentary but like on speed shooting levels which = golf

[@rooshavik9133]

here (。_。)

[@AkihaTohno9252]

You yell to release energy, and you have to announce the body part you're intending to hit.

[@mochatitus479]

As a first time watcher - with no understanding of kendo at all - this is equal parts hilarious and intriguing. Very entertaining, makes me want to visit a kendo dojo sometime.

[@TheGeordietheWitchandtheWench]

totally

[@stephenr80]

I like the Scream

[@growmiezhomiez8760]

hay sues was nothing but a man. bearded sky man

[@shutupandpick740]

Like, they're just hanging out there, yelling at each other

[@tilllindemann2974]

Its somehow not satisfying that they are just standing next to eaxh other without beating the devil out of eachother for 99percent of the time

[@davidluna8372]

Great presentation , super video . Thanks !

[@kccountrykid]

Yup, I'm one of those that is seeing this for the first time because it popped up on my feed. Thank you to all of those who have posted explanations about the sport. Very interesting to watch. Sport is sport no matter the culture. I think I'm going to give my nephews a couple of cane poles for Christmas and watch this video with them. 😁

[@user-mv6jb8os7s]

剣道とは武であり、相手に対する心得を忘れてはならない

[@T2ainwreck]

Ok I'm pretty sure they killed each other like 50 times, I really need to learn the rules lol

[@marcusleite7786]

If you look at the parts where one contestant is holding their blade against the others neck, you will notice that they are wide open for a counterstrike. Those are not counted as victories because theoretically in a mortal fight with sharp steel blades, they would both be severely injured. The victories come from the encounters where one contestant lands a blow and immediately recovers into a defensive position.

[@franktremblay8281]

@@marcusleite7786 how am I 2 yrs late, yet have an answer to all my questions commented only 1h ago 😅

[@franktremblay8281]

@@marcusleite7786 thanks for the explaination ✌

[@T2ainwreck]

Thanks for the info i would have never guessed that on my own.

[@lj6852]

I have no clue what is going on. Sorta reminds me of that scene with tom cruise in the last samurai. Could you imagine if they did that shoulder thing during that sequence

[@nigl2807]

Thanks for the upload. Came up on my feed first time. Wow. Interesting. Strategic as well. Like cobras waiting to strike. Intriguing. Looking up sumo as well. Thanks for commenters on explaining the basics too 🤔👍

[@blockmasterscott]

I've never done any kendo, but I've done enough Bo and Escrima work to appreciate the subtlety of this sport to appreciate it. Even though this is my first time seeing some matches I was on my seat! Some of those scores were beautiful!

[@Djjobless]

I truly have zero understanding of anything that is happening here, however it is, uh, definitely something...

[@jamespolnick5302]

i'm with you on that friend. All i can tell really, is that there is 2 combatants, and 3 in ring judges. They raise a flag depending on who the point goes to. I think 2 of 3 need to see the strike for it to count and the one that didn't see waved his flags together, i think that was signaling that they were inconclusive? at the 2:25 mark they seem to give red side a point, but i'm not entirely sure where the hit was? Man.... the youtube algorithm is something else.

[@ruffgook]

Larping

[@Djjobless]

@@ruffgook larping!

[@andyshih4117]

Lmfao I just hear them screaming at each other

[@flevia3190]

I understand only waaa yee ( scream loudly ) 😂

[@davidtaco8890]

It’s like getting married and divorced in a few milliseconds.’

[@linksandinks]

Precisely 😂

[@kevinkevinkevin1909]

Sword fight, and you are thinking marriage.🤣🤣🤣

[@acidicreverie]

Not sure how I watched this, but for entertaining at 6am while I should be sleeping this is what KZbin insisted that I need. It didn’t disappoint. Silly, but satisfying.

[@ykamezaki]

I grew up practicing Kendo in Japan. That was long time ago. Great to see it is practiced in Korea as well. However some of the things Korean team was doing would have been considered 'not fair' at least at the time I was practicing in Japan. It is possible that rules are not as strict when they have international championships. Also I find some of the comments here ridiculous. If you don't know the rule, don't comment.

[@F3iAKeT5]

If it's junior high school or high school kendo, it's a foul class.

[@user-zs6hg1wz5o]

その通り

[@charlestsai3708]

Koreans know honor differently from most people.

[@prozac9118]

I think you are the one who ridiculous. So what is the rule?? Japan rules everything in kendo haha

[@user-jx4sb4rx7k]

@@prozac9118 ルールも知らないのに喋るな😂

[@christheking1]

For the rules of scoring since everybody is asking. Note: only string and deliberate blows to these areas count. As you can imagine hitting the wrist or the upper torso is extremely difficult as these areas are either moving fast (hands/wrists) or are protected (arms/elbows). So the most targeted area is the head and it has to be hit with a certain force and be followed by a defensive or retraction move. This art is amazing and very ancient. Datotsu-bui or point scoring targets in kendo are defined as: Men-bu, the top or sides of the head protector (sho-men and sayu-men). Kote-bu, a padded area of the right or left wrist protector (migi-kote and hidari-kote). Do-bu, an area of the right or left side of the armour that protects the torso (migi-do and hidari-do). Tsuki-bu, an area of the head protector in front of the throat (Tsuki-dare).

[@Couch-Tomato]

Hidari-kote!? No no.

[@ilisati]

But why are they constantly resting the blade on the other persons neck xD

[@vinhluu2154]

Need commentators and slow-mo when point occurs. Too fast to see. Weapon scoring region/tip is same color as the rest of the weapon. With slow-mo, we can confirm all scoring requirements are met. Yes, I can slow KZbin video but not good angle and from a distance it's not clear what happened. Additionally, maybe they should incorporate leg sweeps as to discourage those lockups and speed up the action.

[@spoileralert8440]

So you can accidentally hit your opponent with what is essentially a stand-in for a sword and if you didn't mean to, don't hit a specific part or you don't make a gay noise, then you don't get a point? Dumb...

[@andrewle7429]

I don't know what you define as "ancient", if the Edo Era being the 1600s - 1868 is ancient, sure. Maybe I haven't seen too many high rank shiai matches, but I've seen the most points scored either on men or kote, rarely did I see successful Dou points. I've seen Joudan no kamae users tempt people to go for the dou only to get scored upon on men. Interestingly, I've seen a few rare gedan no kamae users as most who encounter it don't know how they should react.

[@yyysk5337]

安藤途中から『あっ、いいんだな、こいつらこういう扱いしても』って把握して容赦なくなってくるのは草

[@user-dm4xr7jw1j]

@@user-rm6bv5qb5y 韓国人が発言すればするほどブーメランになるからやめた方がいいよー

[@KDatawath]

@@user-rm6bv5qb5y 理解したなら日本と関わらないで身内で勝手にコムド大会しててね あっ　無理か　けど、もし無理じゃなかったら正当な理由を聞こう …あ、彼の国の方に関わってしまった俺が悪いな… Ｋの法則…コワイコワイ

[@user-so1yr6ho5b]

@@user-rm6bv5qb5y 汚さを隠すとか言いよるけど お前らもともと汚いことしても隠して るやんちょっとは考えろ

[@imahh365]

思いっきり後ろに倒された後？

[@user-uw3cg6gj6f]

23:40

[@manyespino8968]

Gracias por esta gran esgrima Japonesa!!!, derivada del manejo de la Katana por los Samurais!

[@shimarai4264]

初めてこの動画で剣道を見た方へ。 日本人同士の試合はこの試合と雰囲気が違い面白いので見てほしいです。 体のぶつかり合いが少なく、かわりに互いの間合いでの緊張感のある試合が見れます。

[@1973you3ma]

素人質問ですみません こんなに何度も転んだり座ったり竹刀を直したりはちまき（？）を巻き直したりするものですか？ まるで時間稼ぎや体力回復をしているかのようにみえましたので

[@user-mx5ox5ju5g]

普通剣道でこんなことは稀だけどこれはさすがに時間稼ぎにしか思えないよねw韓国は別、もはやせこい

[@user-gb7wm3ul2w]

@@user-mx5ox5ju5g日本での剣道でも時間稼ぎくらいするが。にわかは黙ってような😂

[@user-mx5ox5ju5g]

@@user-gb7wm3ul2w いやそういうことじゃなくて時間稼ぎの度合いの話してんだよ笑　日本の選手が困難してるのそもそもそんなないだろ笑　しかも剣道やってました

[@user-gb7wm3ul2w]

@@user-mx5ox5ju5g 剣道やってることとにわかは特に関係ないが。「にわか」はあまり知識がないことな。 いやいやw インターハイ見てみろよ笑 リードしてる高校が時間空費の反則食らうことなんてしょっちゅう。 梶谷もリードしてる時は守りに徹するとも言ってる。 もう少し知識をつけような👍

[@JennieKim-qq5wx]

KZbin’s algorithm keeps showing me different and interesting videos and I ain’t gonna lie I love all of it especially this. ❤️💖

[@nasirsuul]

I was angry, to watched 1:42.

[@nyqru]

外国人主審さんがカタコトの「ｼｮｳﾒﾝﾆ」とか「ﾜｶﾚ、ﾊｼﾞﾒ」って言ってんの可愛い

[@dalesuggs3658]

First time watching. I'm hooked even not sure the point system. Will do some research.

[@hadassah9425]

Without knowing anything about Kendo I thought the object was to hit the other guy on the head. Then I read below how the points are scored. I loved it. 😍

[@MM-kk5vd]

『剣道』をしてほしいな。 日本代表の方々も心から理合のある剣道をしたいと思っているはず。

[@KrMorgan12]

なんで剣道なの？やり方は刀なのに…。

[@double_Yukipo]

@@KrMorgan12 ？

[@KrMorgan12]

@@double_Yukipo 刀道でしょ。

[@user-ke5cj9uu8y]

@しきからくるでーい ワロタ

[@user-sq9nj9yl6g]

@@KrMorgan12 日本人じゃないな？工作員か？

[@user-qk6nn5ff9c]

国内でこんな酷い試合は中々ないのに対応しきれてる代表選手はさすがだなって憧れしかない！ こんな試合日本でしたら間違えなく先生ちぶっ殺される笑

[@user-qk6nn5ff9c]

しかもこんなに完成上がったりブーイングあったら間違えなく大会本部から止めが入るし止まらなかったら試合中断もありえるよね

[@Uneek1980]

Very interesting I would definitely like to learn Kendo

[@pwd753n2nt]

剣道や柔道といった武道、また茶道、華道、書道、香道と道のつくものは全て己を上達させ後進を育てるものだと思う。大将戦で一方の選手からそれが感じられなかったのが残念。勝てばよいなら術(すべ)だと思う。

[@user-wn7pl7vq5d]

日本の選手は姿勢が良いね 素人目に見ても軸がぶれなくて美しい

[@user-fz9xc3wr2t]

礼節や相手への尊敬がない国との剣道は やりにくそうとかではなく剣道をさせてもらえていない

[@ARDG89]

First time watching this on KZbin. It's great because unlike seeing a match in person I can slow down some moments with KZbin feature

[@jjojja7]

man i miss this so much. i was taisho for my dojo every team match and it was always so fun and thrilling to go through it all. i have to get back at it

[@nekonekonyannyan_i_love_dog210]

遅延行為のオンパレードで草

[@user-gb7wm3ul2w]

@@user-qy7rj5gt4r 思ってた以上に弱いのに安藤、西村から一本取れるのすげー。

[@user-op6vs5if6u]

日本側は間合いを切ろうとしているのに、韓国側は間合いを切らずにくっつく。 日本だったら反則ですからね。

[@flyingflap]

@@lukeluca4753 日本の協議だから日本がルールなはずなんだがな

[@flyingflap]

@@lukeluca4753 それが問題だからこうやって動画になってるのでは？ 審判の買収とかよく聞きますし そもそも日本人以外の人には剣道のなんたるかはわからないですしね

[@user-il5mq7qx1i]

@@lukeluca4753 なんか君、キレてません？笑

[@ART-yo2kv]

これが、オリンピック競技に剣道がならない理由

[@user-yj9gj7iz1b]

オリンピックになれない剣道。かわいそう。

[@TonyPstunts]

For all the new viewers, this is two nations with two VERY different styles of fencing. The team in white are the Koreans who’s style is much more wild and unbridled. Two Japanese kendo-ka facing off is a slower going match but with much more technique in there strokes.

[@KikuraKun]

Two countries has always been in their throats even now.

[@AlexandreGalinMtl]

I didn't understand a single thing but I really enjoyed watching it. I ll start learning more now. Awesome the Internet. So many new discoveries. Thank you

[@user-zl8ze5jx7v]

安藤さん、スカッとジャパンありがとう

[@executer24z76]

This is my first time watching an actual event of kendo and I'm instantly confused

[@scyll4]

Same

[@profanotherletter4346]

U have to scream before u score . Like uno

[@m74796]

Mine too, and last ....

[@futari8852]

Yea extremely confused🤣

[@oliverclothesoff5397]

No idea what's happening..but very entertaining. I wish there were some English commentary telling me what's happening. Joe Rogan where u at?

[@user-ij1hv1jg9t]

韓国の大将 今すぐ剣道止めて他のスポーツに変わった方が良いと思う 後、すぐに倒れるんなら足腰の鍛錬と、しっかりとした防具の着け方を身につけること

[@alexvesoskypiano]

Once you understand what they’re doing it’s such an interesting sport. Wish there were Kendo dojo’s in New York. Would love to learn this amazing sport

[@GoldenCrow320]

There are dojos in New York. The Us are pretty dang good too. They even beat the Japanese in semifinals once.

[@manasr1998]

I met a hachidan (the highest testable rank in Kendo with a less then 1% pass rate) and he practices in NYC

[@user-eh8eo3ty5l]

剣道って、こんなに密着粘着する武道でしたかね… 間合いが無いんですけど。

[@Johnbrown-nb7um]

間合いが…消えた…？

[@MoqMoq]

そんなもんだよ

[@ricetta3931]

日本選手権いくつか見たら10秒以内に離れていたけど この試合は20秒密着とかざらですね

[@Yoshidaiii]

時間稼ぎだよね

[@user-yb2xd8lo8e]

韓国の選手が間合い詰めるのがちと多すぎ

[@kevinwade9571]

剣道ってこんなんだったっけ？と思って日本選手権を見に行ったら、やっぱりこんなんじゃなかった・・。

[@party_parrot_]

国際試合だと国によって剣風がかなり変わるからね… 韓国なんかは割と激しい試合をしてくるからこういう試合になりがち

[@okpati3627]

守りながらくっ付いていって中途半端な間合いからベタベタ細かく打ち合ってて まるで見ごたえない試合ですね！ まぁ国際試合じゃしょうがないか(-ω-;)

[@user-yr7xf9hc1l]

日本の選手のみなさんの『静』の動き、 美し過ぎる。 それにひきかえ…😒

[@F3iAKeT5]

@@party_parrot_ 激しいというより韓国の人がすぐに膝をついたり、倒れこんだりするのは場外取られたくないからなのかな。あと、韓国の人が竹刀を絡ませてしまうのはね・・・、片手竹刀で防御したり、これは俺が知ってる剣道ではないかな、大将戦で時間止めを3回もしてるのにはびっくり、1回目のよくわからない手ぬぐい落下で呼吸整えたいのはわからんでもないが2回目3回目は閉口。

[@bf33923]

それぞれお国柄はあるが、基本日本の武士道精神を手本にしている。剣道を格闘技にしてまで勝ちたいのは某国だけ。

[@gerardomedel3480]

muy bueno me gusto...saludo desde Argentina...!!!

[@neko-mz6ef]

剣道でブーイングって何？www

[@user-xf8dk2ow3q]

Help japan from thailand🇹🇭❤🇯🇵

[@BuckheadVolvoS4]

Love from Japan... Be careful with Chinese/Korean invasion....

[@Josh-hl8jl]

@@BuckheadVolvoS4 says a japanese 😂😂😂

[@BuckheadVolvoS4]

@@Josh-hl8jl ???

[@MusicFoRealz]

石川俊也 Uh... you know that’s not the point of what Joshua said right? Chinese/Korean invasion? You know who invaded who during WW2?

[@MusicFoRealz]

石川俊也 I never said they never invaded anyone.... I know about what’s happening against HK and Taiwan. I’ve spoken against it. But you wouldn’t know that since you’re busy assuming. Again... that’s not the point of what Joshua said. He’s saying that the comment was funny coming from a Japanese. Huh. Funny you totally missed the point and just giving a strawman attack. Also, “Korea hasn’t despite their feeble attempts” okay so you admit they haven’t. Give it a rest or you’ll look like an idiot.

[@SASA-rd8ef]

俺、有段者だが 27:10　場外反則（厳しめに見れば） 29:45　日本一本決める 30:40　場外反則（完全に） 31:15　場外反則（正式な理由=破損等がない限り白線から出てはいけない。しかし作戦会議逃亡） 32:40　注意(つばぜりあいせず、繰り返し離れない。最低でも両者反則) 33:45　場外反則(完全逃亡と遅延行為。テーピング外しは良くても貼り直しは禁止) 反則2回=一本だから32分には完全に試合終わってます

[@tomr9661]

Seen my first demonstration yesterday. One of the instructors descried how the judges are able to see the moves in a type of slow motion, seeing things the average person would never notice, such as the angle of the warp of the thread on the handle, among other details.

[@hiroyaokada694]

あちらの大将、心技体揃ってない。 さすがお国柄。

[@abc-lv5hd]

過去に剣道12年やってまして、この動画を初めて見ましたが、剣道って格闘技でしたかね？ブーイングって聞いたことないです… 日本選手は恐らく海外選手に合わせてると思います。特に韓国ってすごいですね。

[@user-gb7wm3ul2w]

この会場にいるやつが全員剣道やってるとでも思ってるんかこのバカは。

[@dwaynegreen1786]

Incredible competition to watch; thank you for sharing.

[@thomassterrett1905]

2:00 minutes in and I’m hooked. Now I need to learn about the rules. Thank you from Oregon USA🇺🇸

[@user-rb7mw8vb2h]

彼らに武士道を理解できないのは仕方ない だが…誰かその精神を教えてやることはできなかったのか…

[@user-os7jo3tp2w]

韓国側の選手が倒れた時に手をさしのべる日本側の選手の行動が本当に日本人って感じで好き

[@ryuseik163]

いい事なのに主審、少し感じが良くないですよね…

[@user-os7jo3tp2w]

@@ryuseik163 わかります。この様な行動がもっと世の中に広まって欲しいです。

[@user-nv8lz6qk4r]

手を差し伸べるあたりは日本の剣道て感じでいいですよね。 主審の方があのような態度をしたのはもしかしたらになるのですか、面のあたりを手でクイクイしているのが煽りに見えてしまったのかもしれないですよね。もちろん前田選手はそんなつもり微塵もなく思いやりでのことだと思いますが。僕は勝手にこんな解釈しています。

[@ef3604]

それをダメみたいに辞めさせようとする審判を礼節や礼儀をまず習ってから審判資格じゃないのかなあ

[@user-mi5wv2mw9v]

どこか教えてほしいです🙏

[@mayueri4856]

日韓戦のタイトル見つけると「多分日本勝利かな。でも絶対後味悪いんだろうな」と思いながら見て 勝利は80％位。後味悪いのは100％。

[@user-qy7rj5gt4r]

休憩タイム時間勝手に作ってるからねぇ韓国選手

[@mayueri4856]

@@user-qy7rj5gt4r総理こんにちわ(^^) 剣道のルールとか全くわからないのですがあちらは選手や客が独自の思考で試合しますね。何故か審判もそれに寄る場合が多い。

[@user-lv2yv4pc7r]

@@lukeluca4753 剣道やってる側から見ると結構してるようにも見えます( ´•_•。)💧

[@plantece]

日本のスポーツを楽しむ外国人をあざ笑う日本人。 本当に性格が悪い

[@user-ky3ho7kr8e]

@@plantece 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@luizbertinojuniorjunior5132]

Muito Bom,a paciência e a força de quem tá na frente e a paciência e a força de quem tem que se recuperar muito difícil o controle.

[@shoyan39]

剣道ってこんな鍔迫り合いするっけ？って思って日本選手権見に行ったら全然違った。

[@user-gb7wm3ul2w]

まじでこう言うバカって何考えてるんだろう。コロナルール適用されたからだろ。コロナルール前は日本の剣道だって半分は鍔迫り合いのじかんだったが。

[@shaundonnelly2019]

So many people enlightened and confused by an algorithm yet at the same time everyone loving the experience

[@party_parrot_]

0:00 始めの礼　Opening command 0:39 先鋒　SENPO 1st match 6:48 次鋒　JIHO 2nd match 12:40 中堅　CHUKEN 3rd match 19:00 副将　FUKUSHO Semi-final match 22:23 大将　TAISHO Final match 36:09 終りの礼　Ending command

[@fanrace_8243]

(해석) 위에서 부터 선봉 2위 3위 중견 부장 주장

[@drakulaj_]

What does taisho, fukusho etc mean?

[@spica6680]

@@drakulaj_ Simply put, taisho means captain. 　　Fukusho means Vice Captain.

[@spica6680]

@@drakulaj_ Or taisho means General

[@jessetimber1388]

@@spica6680 no, tai means big sho means general so TaiSho means colonel general

[@disneybudgetinn3752]

This is what KZbin is intended: a rare show like this seen across the curious world.

[@frankserpico6785]

It would be cool as hell to see a match with both teams go at it at one time.

[@blurryrecords]

The title made me think that’s what it was going to be 😂

[@darkdaejang429]

Think about the referees needed for that😂😂😂

[@kingsta3174]

With real katana?

[@suburbanpicasso]

@@kingsta3174 to the death?

[@drumswest]

Yeah but on ice skates!

[@clarity735]

ここまで酷い試合は日本国内じゃないだろうなw

[@user-eu3vr3el8i]

俺がやってた剣道はこんな試合中にスライディングする武道ではなかったはず

[@rigariga]

韓国って武道のことスポーツだと思ってるから、テコンドーもスポーツって発言してるの見てびっくりした。

[@angeloz6897]

Wow this was very competetive and energizing. When their heads got closer it seemed to me they where trash talking eachother. The crowd was living it to the fullest.

[@KikuraKun]

Seems appropriate since it's their eyes doing trash talking

[@annabellearaya3432]

I love this sport and culture it’s is beautiful 🤩 thank you so much for uploading this 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@user-iu9yi2er2u]

同じような競技でも、海を渡ればこんなに変わるんですね

[@user-hd1fj9hx3d]

@@user-qy7rj5gt4r それは弁解の余地がない😇

[@user-hd1fj9hx3d]

@@user-qy7rj5gt4r ただ99.9%の韓国人は日本のスポーツだと知っています。

[@etddong]

Oh yeah! U R the boss!

[@user-pd1di9ik2r]

外国人が、柔道や剣道に魅了されるのは、その背景にある日本の文化や精神にも魅了されているということである。魅了されれば一生懸命学ぶはずで、基本的に理解できないことはない。英国やカナダの剣道場を訪ねたが「丹田」ということを理解していた。いや「俺たちは理解しているよ」とアピールしていた。好きだから学ぶのである。日本人も西洋のスポーツに魅了され、多くの競技を素直に一心に学んだ。ある競技が国際化していくということは、そのもの自体に魅力があるからである。そのオリジナルの精神や形式様式を守り、教え伝えることが大事で、世界に広げたいためどんどん変えたら得体のしれないものになってしまう。武士道が‥などとたいそうに教えなくとも、礼に始まり礼に終わる。相手に敬意を払う、勝っておごらずなど、世界の剣士はみなそこに魅了されて理解しており、試合態度に出る。韓国だけがわざと転んで相手の打撃を避け、審判にやたらアピールして時間を稼ぎ、鍔迫り合いで相手の竹刀を抱え込み、ハカマもどきのものを着用し続け、非常に残念である。身体能力のある選手たちだからもっとまともに競技すれば大変立派な剣道になるのに。

[@ellmosebasttian1458]

*KENDO✨🌿🇧🇷🇯🇵⚔️💫 KENJUTSU...; ARTE VIVA DAS DOS SAMURAIS...; FILOSOFIA DE 600 ANOS...; ENSINAMENTO E RESPEITO! PARA OS NOSSOS DIAS✨🌿🇧🇷🇯🇵⚔️💫 "...SEIMEI E NO KEII..."* by EllSebasttian💫🎨✨

[@cristianmcmerty]

Is my favorite kendo best things championship

[@user-eb9vn1wx7b]

33:39 のとこ、足がどうなったんか知らんけど審判に何度か断られてて草 その後の行動見る限り、審判に試合場の中に居ろって言われてるし仲間のアドバイスでも欲しかったんかな？

[@Bb-ok7bi]

足の裏の皮がめくれちゃったんじゃない？ww 痛かったんだろうねw

[@user-ub1iw1yo4j]

大将の吹っ飛び方おもろい

[@willie9766]

Korean kendo is rough. Neither side should be in a close battle. If this is a battle between Japanese people, then I got to see real kendo.

[@willie9766]

But each country has its own unique beauty.

[@user-ex2ov4tt4b]

@@si3285いえ、全くもって正しいです。

[@bigd2829]

First time watching a kendo match. In Aikido, we do some bokken but not competitively like this. It’s very cool to see all the principles of sword combat come to life through a match such as this, very interesting!

[@katana2k]

They rest their "blades" on each others' necks, and drag across their faces, but they're scored for stomping and yelling at the right time. I'd say they lost sight of the "principles of sword combat" some time ago.

[@Ave_Satana666]

Bro stop bringing up 90s martial arts that don't work aikido is a joke go learn some karate like a real man

[@Ave_Satana666]

Fake ass martial art is younger than my child bro it was made for the police to barely hurt people and itt dosent even work at that

[@OrysB-po1fy]

@@katana2kfacts. Plenty of draw cuts and stuff that would be fatal in kenjutsu that mean nothing in kendo. It really is just it’s own sport. Nothing to do with really learning to use a sword. But as a sport it’s cool. But yeah the principles of the sword not so much. Big facts man

[@jesalt8230]

@@katana2k That's because it's not a sword? Idk a lot about kendo, but they're using bamboo sticks because they're not trying to represent a sword. If it was a sword-oriented martial art such as HEMA, then they would use swords

[@tydesson]

For ignorants like me: There are a total of 4 valid targets: top or sides of the head, wrist, sides of the torso, throat. A valid strike is not only about hitting the targeted areas. The strike must include a stomp as well as a shout to even be considered a point. Continuation of awareness must be present and shown throughout the execution of the strike and the dude/girl must be mentally and physically ready to attack again.

[@tfmcgee3390]

You describe people with nouns not adjectives so the proper term would be “for ignoramuses like me”

[@chillier8363]

@@tfmcgee3390 can't handle the action kid?

[@arun-yutam1147]

剣道の強いって、力、精神、どちらも合わさっての強さを表すのでしょう？ 礼節を疎かにして剣だけ強いのなら、それは剣道じゃないと思いますね。 チャンバラでもしてればいいと思います。

[@deusx.machinaanime3072]

Korea seems to use the timeout a lot. Even have a few unprovoked trips and kneeling, just like in Soccer/Football with many South American teams.

[@protectmyspirit]

I have no idea how I started watching kendo lol thanks algorithm jajaja 😆

[@_starryfern]

I have no idea what's happening but this is very fun to watch

[@iatebambi]

Same

[@MrRevillo]

I like the parts where everyone goes "YaaaaaaY!"

[@idarknight2123]

Hahaha same

[@antoniobajao6046]

they have to warn before they can make a move

[@SvpremeKi]

@Dzie Kuje in order for a point to be scored you have to yell out the part you are attacking while attacking

[@savitharsavithar8807]

Grande vitória nakazima sensei.

[@MDZane-YT]

First time watching. That was fun. I wish I understood the close quarters parts. Why do they "kiah" randomly up close? To show fighting spirit? Also some of the winning strikes were too fast to see.

[@lone-sloane8896]

Yong v/s Ando. 1 combats épique. Dommage que le Koreen joue un peut trop physique et compte sur les arrêts de chrono. Un jour peut être la France arrivera en finale car les résultats du team France sont plus que bons. ❤ le Kendo et regrette de ne plus pouvoir le pratiquer. Bonjour au CNK. Au JCMA, au Budo XI et à tout les kendokas. de France.

[@al-uz9vl]

逆に自分たちが簡単に転んじゃうような奴だと思われて恥ずかしくないのかねw

[@murasaki9295]

まぁ実戦で朝鮮半島民なんて侍いなかったし、日本の精神論なんて真似てるだけで、どんな理念だったかも張りぼて国家だからね

[@user-dn5tj3uz4m]

ここで言うだけ無駄

[@ryou77]

部活しかしたこと無いんですけど、試合中座り込んだりする人見たことない。 残心もしつこいほどに注意されたし、礼節は絶対。 剣道対チャンバラですね。

[@user-cm9pc3fc2d]

チャンバラにもならんと思う

[@drphosferrous]

When we were studying chinese fencing, a friend of mine got some rattan kendo swords. We both broke fingers and used larpy pvc/nerf swords after that. Those things hurt like hell

[@m.m.f.402]

This is kinda cool. I feel like the first match, I was watching two deer outback of my house fighting with their antlers hooked up.

[@toufumental3843]

スライディング剣道とかいう新しい競技www

[@user-ye3nu8mq3g]

スライディングコムドですね笑笑

[@plantece]

日本のスポーツを楽しむ外国人をあざ笑う日本人。 本当に性格が悪いwww

[@user-yj9gj7iz1b]

韓国人がんばってるのにバカにする日本人。 だからオリンピックにならないんだよなー。

[@lilymay4888]

@@plantece じゃあ、嘲笑えんような試合しなよ

[@thereasonwhy6313]

@@user-dd1uz9kj3i ソマリアにも優しいんだね~?

[@pe_st205]

大将戦開いた口が塞がらない

[@JoshR813]

Wow this is dope.

[@user-gh1nb1oj9b]

日本剣士かっこいい、余計際立つ😂

[@user-cx8cn7ki4j]

韓国戦は?なんで何時も気分が悪くなるのだろう。

[@user-ru8mh3ct1u]

As a kendo practitioner, I can tell you that the Koreans do not call it tsuba-gachi. It's a tackle at close range.

[@dukkyfuzzfuzzydukk3594]

As a kendo practitioner, your a tsubugai

[@credence7777777]

@@dukkyfuzzfuzzydukk3594 *you're. cringe.

[@dukkyfuzzfuzzydukk3594]

@@credence7777777 arigato

[@resisthavokbittergaming9382]

I don't understand the judging or how this works. But it sure is fascinating to watch. Human are amazing❤❤❤.

[@lowrhyan567]

I never saw Kendo before, it looks weird but it also seems interesting and those clothes are cool, it looks like a robe that allow free legs movement, I like it, robes are cool and with free leg movement even better.

[@denismarcel2295]

Le combat allié une grande technique associée à une esthétique vestimentaire impressionnante. Je crois que le but de la frappe est qu'à chaque fois elle se devrait d'être mortelle (à vérifier). Ce serait sûrement le cas avec des armes en métal ...

[@AAABBBAAABBBCCCC]

3:34 ちゃーたたたたぁ！とうぉーっ！！ 草やで

[@kyloren9135]

中学の時剣道部で先輩がクッソ甲高い声で「アイェーーーーーーーー！！」とか言ってるのくそダサく感じたから稽古の時「おらーー！！」って掛け声にしてみたら顧問にガチギレされて「ハイェーーーーーーッ！」に矯正されたわ

[@Bangtang_Aje]

I remember one of my high school teachers in Korea was a 4th degree on Kendo, and He got into a him vs 5 guys fight. he was able to knock all 5 guys within 10 sec with a one arm length stick.

[@zachkoa]

As a first timer watching this looked way more goofy than I expected it to be 😅

[@yzgjykish9561]

とりあえず、星子選手は試合が上手い。 韓国選手のあの中間の面に対しての対策が唯一完璧。彼が勝ち続けられる理由が見て取れるな。

[@kevinkevinkevin1909]

This is very cool sword fight... awesome sword culture. This 1000 year culture made mongol invasion difficult while rest of the world was falling during Mongol Empire expansion.

[@mattvee25]

Damn! Without a slow motion review it is impossible to see what's happening.

[@Sev1439]

Better than any WWE extreme rules match