Iaido

La beauté du silence des forces internes...

[@winnietreeofavalon4228]

Lovely professional looking video!

[@ShimomuraTakezoWong]

⛩️ has spread her traditions and culture through the "way of the sword" far throughout the world which no other Asian country has seen such recognition 🗾

[@racamon]

Hey, I know some of these guys. I know some people are talking about pushing and pulling their swords, but some of them are still learning and developing. Please be nice in comments. Also, hello from Serbia! See you on EIC.

[@AikiNinja1]

Greetings, the aspect of pushing and pulling would vary from school to school and teacher to teacher. My instructor encourages us to push and pull to draw the ken/iaito. I can't understand how people comment saying you shouldn't do this or that not taking into account, their teacher is not their instructor and may have a different understanding of how iaito is practiced. This rigid conformance of practicing movement from hundreds of years ago is useful for learning, BUT at the same time you have to allow for variations.

[@jeremiahcayden9125]

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[@jamarigeorge2248]

@Jeremiah Cayden Yea, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)

[@asamisael2720]

@Jeremiah Cayden yea, I've been using InstaFlixxer for months myself =)

[@racamon]

@@thetruthhurts7500 scientists found out that you won't die if you are being nice. Try it.

[@kimpark1656]

Très bien fait ! Bravo à tous ! Well done ! You're beautiful. And 居合道 is just magic ! ❤️

[@aikasan7399]

Beautiful! 💜

[@user-ny1nc4ke3d]

Beautiful

[@arrayindexoutofboundsexcep1088]

Awesome performance! Greetings from a German Iaidoka

[@javierjavier1662]

Beautiful.......................🌹

[@larrydecoursey8056]

Iaido and Kenjutsu practitioner from Las Vegas NV. Aloha 🎉

[@user-lv9cu8sr1d]

The art and war of inner conflicts!

[@anthonydatu8603]

The first thing they master is "the face."

[@Yuriel1981]

Lol this is actually very true. Most instructors won't even let you in the dojo unless you have the proper demeanor of respect, focus and concentration. You have to have "the face" before you even start learning.

[@rolffriedrichwitte7547]

Verry nice!

[@den2ofoz]

Just started this. It's great.

[@StchitingBuShinDo]

Yeah, looking at you guy Iaido is so much fun ?!?!

[@laurentbouger7904]

Formidable !

[@camelxravennova]

So cool

[@berndofficial3759]

👏🏻⚔️🙇‍♂️👋

[@patrickboetchevitch2647]

Ca me ramène loin en arrière quand j'étais en entraînement....

[@s.mt.s9]

very nice 👍

[@paluszaknolan1587]

Bonjour Monsieur, Êtes-vous le réalisateur de la vidéo ? En tout cas, j'aime beaucoup cette simplicité et efficacité dans le montage et dans la présentation du Iaido. Bravo à tout ceux qui ont participes à votre vidéo et à vous même.

[@jaimetoquia3059]

Only strong when at group not by himself alone.

[@mdy5252]

Nice

[@RonronRonron-uy6ui]

Le problème du iaido znkr est qu'il est pratiqué assez lentement, donc vous êtes obligés, artificiellement, d'accélérer des séquences vidéos. Sinon, bel effet d'ensemble.

[@KaelNL]

One didn't get the dress code memo :-D

[@user-ny7zo7dj4k]

I want to buy a katana samurai sword, but how do I know that it is a real sword of quality and content

[@lucafreddi]

Buonasera, cos'è questa musica meravigliosa?

[@raindoset5408]

0:51 hey,its vsauce

[@stefanomassardi6330]

nombre de la musique?

[@martasihombing9720]

Mantap bajunya

[@Joshuatree7746]

I wonder what a real samurai of the past would think watching this? Confused? or what?

[@dmorgan724]

Hai

[@lotusfomalhaut9950]

What is the music used?

[@Ramash440]

I'm pretty sure it's some version of Sakura Sakura, which is one of the most well known traditional japanese song out there and you hear it all over the place. Not sure which specific rendition of it, though.

[@noizettes9803]

Bonjour. N'y a t-il pas une erreur de pose du Katana en fin de vidéo ? Selon mon souvenir , mettre ( même dans son fourreau ) la côté coupant vers l'extérieur est un signe agressif vis à vis de la personne qui est en face ! ? Merci de m'indiquer si je me trompe ! Il me semble que même si le Katana est dans son fourreau et posé sur le Tatami, le côté coupant doit être vers soi ! Merci de votre attention .

[@ronron5197]

Cela depends des écoles/styles.

[@larochejaquelein82]

Il y a en effet erreur! Je suis iaidoka depuis 1 an et j'ai toujours appris que le tranchant était vers l'extérieur au premier salut au sabre et vers l'extérieur au deuxième. Vous avez donc raison ! Mais en effet ça dépend des koryu (écoles traditionnelles).

[@lesirephilippe8041]

Lors du premier salut (To rei - le salut au sabre), le tranchant est orienté vers l'extérieur. Lors du salut en fin de cours, le tranchant est orienté vers le pratiquant, même chose si le sabre est déposé à droite lors du mokuso. C'est le cas lorsqu'on pratique le Zen Ken Ren Iaïdo.

[@howareu4549]

92 looks like 60

[@Donovanmikhail]

00:30 tell me what you saw

[@sirhoward5982]

0:55 it look like dent her head with the blade because of how her face is built

[@wooddawg4868]

I think sword training past and present was good exercise and training to use their period sidearm. But the sword was just a tool of many like a pole, ax, or hammer. Most think a katana was a end all weapon which it wasn’t. Squaring up for a duel on opposite sides of a hill was to needlessly die and for what? Sword use today will get one blown away.

[@heroicjourney2508]

Isn't this cultural appropriation? 🤔

[@BrazenLunatic]

If this is cultural appropriation, the usage of fireworks and gunpowder should uave just stayed in China since its something that originated there and found first Military use there in. This is Iaido, an actual way of combat that was modified and modernized due to the change of weapon usage and the fact that swords became irrelevant in the field of battle. The study of this is no different to painting, learning jiu-jutsu, judo or karate, or learning parkour which originated in france. That being said, would it really be cultural appropriation to learn about the facets of a culture of another country?

[@JohnnieXanthos]

Not skilful. Extremely simple moves

[@Jikaninja]

What is all this cheesy koto music all about? Iaido with karaoke or something? Showing a lot of Zanshin with music I bet!