History of Japanese cutting test "Tameshigiri" | Iaido

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This is a great video. Apart from the excellent narration, it showcases exactly how much research is required to make a proper and short presentation on the matter.

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[@MrPatrick1414]

Not far back in the past...Tameshigiri/Ikidameshi was also practiced in WW2 unfortunately

[@410cultivar]

Cutting bodies was done all the way till ww2

[@gaborvigh7996]

szia..én úgy olvastam egy feljegyzésben,hogy viszonylag hamar betiltották ezt a fajta tameshigiri-t,mert már temetőkből is ástak ki friss holttesteket hozá.De elképzelhető,hogy a tiltás ellenére folytatták...