3 TYPES OF BATTO and NOTO TUTORIAL. / Vol 2.

In this video I show you BATTO and NOTO, which is drawing the sword and sheathing the sword. BATTO and NOTO are very important basic skills for the samurai sword.
From BATTO we will do SEIGAN-NO-KAMAE. This is one of the most basic stances in samurai sword martial arts. Today's video shows techniques from the Kaz Method, which I developed from my experience in Taté and several disciplines of Japanese sword martial arts.
**Note: in Iaido my version of YOKO-NOTO is called tate-noto.
However, these techniques on my channel are my own method which I have developed called Kaz Method. I am calling it yoko-noto since it slides horizontally (yoko) so it is easy to remember.
Whether the katana is horizontal, vertical or another angle, the principle behind the sheathing is the same. I am not ignoring or disrespecting Budo naming conventions. However, since there are many types of Ryuha (schools of martial arts) each with their own types of naming, it is not possible to satisfy everyone's naming conventions.
I teach the principle behind these techniques to performers so that they can handle any scenario in their work. It is derived from my experience as a performer and a martial artist.
To understand the principle beyond the form, to be versatile in responding to a variety of situations, this is at the root of my teaching.**
Please note, this video is for informational purposes only.
Kaz Kobayashi will not be held responsible for any injuries arising from a viewer attempting these sword techniques on their own.
If you are a beginner, please use a BOKKEN. Using a katana (real or replica) without training can result in serious injury and death. Please be sure to work with a professional trainer when using a katana until you are sufficiently skilled.
You can contact Kaz for lessons or please seek local dojos.
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KAZ KOBAYASHI (Performer, Writer, Choreographer) is an actor, a Japanese sword combat (Ta Te) performer and choreographer (Ta Te- Shi). He has been appearing extensively on stage, TV, films in Japan. Films include, Rurouni Kenshin Part II: Kyoto Inferno (Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., 2014), Time Scope Hunter (NHK TV series 2011-2013, Movie in 2013).
As a Japanese martial artist. He has a black belt of IAI and　studied zen meditation and KI and have been certified in each.

[@ZenRyoku]

I have been watching your channel for a while now... I highly respect your mastery of your technique and wisdom, as well as your wisdom in such a wonderful art of the sword...💯 I have never been traditionally taught to draw/swing/sheathing the sword.... I have always used my own method to perform what my body mechanics to feel my way towards such techniques... I continue to learn and appreciate everything you do and display through your videos...💯 If you would honor me to ask if the following method has a particular name or designation.... (*) My method may be unorthodox and perhaps considered "clumsy" or perhaps "untraditional" when it comes to such an ancient and well developed art of drawing the sword... ...but my favorite method of drawing my sword is to have the sword within sheath with the cutting edge facing down ward facing the ground.... ...essentially the reverse of the technique of how your sword in sheath faces from the beginning. as I grip my sword before I draw...I angle the sword in sheath in more of a 45 degree angle. (it's not always at that exact angle before I draw, due to where I want the arc of my swing as it leaves the scabbard....that's just a general idea of where I begin, before twisting the sword in sheath in the direction of where I actually want to swing as one motion) this preferable method to me has me drawing and attacking generally in an upwards motion at whichever particular angle i am attempting to achieve as it feels a way to pre-counter my opponents initial downward motion attack to either parry their initial attack and attempt to position myself for my initial attack which my 2nd swing would then be in a downward or horizontal attack... I hope im explaining this correctly to paint a more descriptive picture of what I am explaining my method. is this particular technique that I perform have a particular name or designation in any official style? it has a very intuitive and natural feeling to me personally and has been fairly successful against training partners, whom use more refined or traditional techniques... it's very rare of someone whom is quick enough to either defend against this method...but i would be honored to hear your thoughts...💯

[@Detman101]

Thank you for this lesson. While I do not ever expect to show my form to anyone, it is good to practice for myself.

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@ericmiller3540]

It's so great to revisit the Batto/ Noto Yamanote line series. It's one of my favourites that's made even better with your updates. Looking forward to seeing more of classic KAZ👍. Arigato Sensei KAZ.🙏

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@fusionclean]

thank you, teacher Kaz for the great lesson.

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@serpnta1267]

Love the updates. Thank you as always and take care!

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@akiltherealdeal]

I was waiting until my next gym session to watch I this video so I could focus and practice the technique. Thanks for updating the lesson and teaching new techniques! I watched vol 1 every time I practiced Iaido so I’m not surprised the video has so many views!🔥🔥🐉

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@leec692003]

Just wow.. I really need to sharpen up! Fast and smooth, love it

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@Creekmore]

Just found your channel. Fantastic stuff, brother.

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@jackarrows1436]

Thxs🎉

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@vik12D]

Nice!

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@dangun605]

Oi mestre Kaz. Boa noite.

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@kisho2679]

When drowing the sword out, do you turn the upper body (till shoulders) leftwards around the vertical axis through the "hara", but still keeping the head fixed straight looking foreward?

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

My boday turn to the side. But it's turning not only a upper body but also under. Using hip joints.

[@sunshine0921]

Sensei can you please do a full Mist Breathing (霞かすみの呼こ吸きゅう Kasumi no kokyū) full forms video? You'r videos are great they inspire everyone that watches them. I beg your guidance for Kasumi no Kokyu. ❤❤

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

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[@sunshine0921]

@@SAMURAIKAZARTS Yaay thank you so much sensei!

[@sunshine0921]

@@SAMURAIKAZARTS When do you plan it? Will be waiting for it!

[@kisho2679]

What is the difference between "batto" and "iai"?

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

Batto means draw the sword. Iai means it's incruding everything as a form. drawing , cut and sheathing the sword.

[@file66]

@@SAMURAIKAZARTS thank you for your thoughtful reply - much appreciated, thanks

[@hmuphilly9129]

Did you use an actual shinkan?

[@SAMURAIKAZARTS]

Yes.