かざあな。抜刀術編 Kazaana/Battojutsu version

[@unknown-d6w9b]

納刀が綺麗すぎてずっとリピートしてる

[@tupi8067]

He's even faster than my Alt+Tab combo when my parents walk in

[@Iaido_Tests]

Underrated coment

[@SHabbIZZLEx]

i saw him 3 versions of his battojutsu before i even get to hover my mouse to the like button.....so effin fast man.

[@dragonche7]

You are lucky, he is not your father..

[@MiguelMedV]

​@@dragonche7 **Unlucky.* I'd love to have grown up with this kind of discipline...

[@mrtransmogrify]

This is reaction, draw, defense and attack all in one fluid motion... End the attack before it even begins

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment. I think the ancient people were several times more awesome than this.

[@VirtualEchobolt]

@@KanayamaTakayuki That spirit is in you , i don't think you realize it or are just humble. Your speed and precision are unmatched from what I've seen. the only difference is the ancients had to use their skills to stay alive probably something you haven't experienced yet. I wish i was in japan so I could learn from you.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

VirtualEchobolt Thank you. As you say, the ancient people had lives on the line, so that area would have been very different from modern people, and their sense of life and death would be very different. As a person living today, I don't exchange lives, but there are things to do and nurture through the ancient martial arts, and I want to fulfill them.

[@caroltiton1380]

@@KanayamaTakayuki thank you so much for those videos, as the other person said said it would have been a pleasure to be able to train with you. I used to be in a school... but no more and no specialized school where I live... :( but still practice with the bokken... love your positive vibes! Keep up the good work!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

@Carol Titon Thank you for your comment. Swinging a wooden sword will help you to develop your physical sensations. It's a pity that there are no more classrooms to study now, but the habit of doing it alone can be said to be the original practice. Please continue to work hard! Thank you very much!

[@nsk1692]

抜刀がはやいのはもちろんのこと、納刀も美しく流れるような動きで見入ってしまいます

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

どうもありがとうございます。4年前の動画ですが、今でも多くの方々に観ていただき感謝しております。

[@TutiSama4649]

抜刀術を習っています日本刀はすごく重いので早く振れる人は本当にすごいと思います

[@濡れティッピー]

斬られないのは分かってるけど一瞬で自分の目の前に真剣をつきつけられるって怖すぎてちびる

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

コメントありがとうございます。

[@漆黒庵]

え！　これ真剣なんですか？

[@Amazake_daisuki]

立ち会いは居合刀でしょ

[@TropicalTendencies]

Tradition and history of your country lives through these techniques of the sword, I love it so much. There's no better feelings than the connection to your culture and history.

[@Keithphotorama]

It’s nice that there are people still practicing this very old art and I hope it continues for many more years.

[@ham4314]

最初から最後まで、すべてが美しいですな。ただただ、見入ってしまいます。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

コメント下さりありがとうございます。もう古い動画になりましたが観ていただきありがとうございます。

[@liltonsantos8901]

Sensei, sou brasileiro e acho fantástica a arte de luta com katana. Sempre fico impressionado vendo seus vídeos e sua habilidade no manejo da espada. Gostaria muito de conhecer a sua escola numa oportunidade de viagem logo que for possível. Parabéns pelos vídeos apresentados.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

観ていただきありがとうございます。 ブラジルは、日本から遠い国ですが、いつかお会いできる日を楽しみにしております。旅行会社等を通じて、海外の方と交流できる活動を準備しているところです。 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmiUkoiVoNx2n9U

[@roxrequiem2935]

Drawing the sword fast is one thing, but the sudden shift to a counterstance freaks me out. Imagine sneaking up on someone and mid swing you were already stabbed.

[@KSK-q3e]

とにかく凄いです、何度もリピートして見さしてもらってます！

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

どうもありがとうございます。

[@sheldondillon]

I am glad that the art of Samurai still exists to this day. I have no part in it but I love to watch the intricacies and subtleties of it .

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for watching. I am grateful that you feel this way.

[@sheldondillon]

@@KanayamaTakayuki I was a boxer in my younger years and after I quit competing I continued to train. I think training alone opened my eyes to a different view or way of seeing things. So I understand how you put so much effort into what you do, for both self esteem, self "betterment" , and to "become the ideal" in your art. I respect your effort and your results.

[@twalk6164]

As an American, I am happy to see the Japanese preserving their sword talent. A day may come when the world will need these skills.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

It may not be useful in a real battle as a weapon, but it is a skill that is still needed today to bring out the best in human beings. There are deep lessons to be learned.

[@sombraarthur]

These are some of the most beautiful battojutsu techniques I've ever seen. Thank you Kanayama sensei, for the demonstration. Absolutely stunning!

[@rumasa3757]

すごく鮮やかに抜くから抜く瞬間だけまるで刀が本来の半分以下に縮んだかのように錯覚してしまう。すごい。

[@マジンガー英一]

外国の方々のコメントの多いこと！ それだけ剣技やその精神性への関心が高い現れなのでしょう。 日本人による本当の剣技・精神世界のご披露に、同じ日本人として誇らしく思いました。 映像を見ると昔の剣豪たちが禅などの精神修養を重要視していた理由がわかるような気がします。 ありがとうございました。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

コメントいただきありがとうございます。 動画を視聴して下さっているのは圧倒的に日本の方ですが、コメントを下さる方々は外国の方が多いです。そうした色々な言語からのお言葉に力を頂いております。ありがたいことです。

[@cheke0961]

剣(刀)の世界には静と動があり、 その何方にも靭やかさと 激しさがあり素晴らしく美しい🌸

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

静と動をテーマの一つとしておりましたので、少しでもお伝えすることが出来ていたなら幸いです。

[@ak2channel]

居合の動画は好きでいろいろ見るけれど、たくさんの視聴者が絶賛していても私には上手いと思えないことが多い。 ドラマや映画などでも、多くはおままごとにしか見えない。 そんな中で、これは上手い、速い、きれい。 お遊びじゃなく、長年しっかりと向き合って来たんだなというのが分かります。 素晴らしいです。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

励みとなるお言葉ありがとうございます。

[@ykam7674]

刀を抜いてからの次の動きまでが早くてとてもかっこよかったです。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

コメントいただきありがとうございます。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

こちらの動画は、COVID19で世界が混乱している今、世界と繋がり精神的に負けない、前を向いていく力を願ったものです。 This video is a wish for the ability to connect with the world and be mentally competitive, looking forward, now that the world is confused by COVID 19. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6m2pn2waK51fJY

[@MrRebar15]

*Takayuki Kanayama* Bravo well done, thank-you sir for taking the time to show us. Covid-19 is a LIE *Spiritual Wickedness is what it is. We now have the enemy's language, he/she/it uses an alpha numerical system of letters & numbers that correspond to words in the Bible/Strongs Concordance ex, C = 3 = Abaddón: Abaddon, the angel of the abyss ... OVID = Sheep ... 19 = ibchah: slaughter*. Angel of the bottomless pit Abaddon, Sheep, slaughter. For more info go to the Jonathan Kleck You-tube Channel God Bless.

[@fickteuchihrpisser5054]

@@MrRebar15 people like you should pay taxes for oxygen.. btw a sheep can’t call others a sheep..

[@CanadianBriar]

Well said. We cannot become complacent or lazy in any sense, physically or mentally we must continue to sharpen each other. Proverbs 27:17: “As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.” There is a mutual advantage when you rub two iron edges together; the blades become sharper, causing the knives to become more effective in their ability.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

@@CanadianBriar Thank you for your comment. We don't want to use them to hurt each other, but to sharpen each other. It's what we do with our energy that counts.

[@CanadianBriar]

@@KanayamaTakayuki Exactly, you understand perfectly! :) It's nice to meet a keen intellect such as yours. (And yes, that was a pun. "Keen" can refer to a sharp mind or a sharp blade. :D )

[@physical_insanity]

I absolutely adore Battoujutsu, it's such a pleasing looking sword aesthetic, especially the frame just before you draw the sword. It's a beautiful form, and you certainly did it justice here.

[@Nooob-ui5us]

Finally a worthy opponent I've been searching for a fast samurai and I can truly give you respect...

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comments.

[@PerfectlyFreedom]

I really like the way he puts the sword back to its sheath, such refined manner already explains his mastery.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment. Returning the sword to the scabbard is called "nōtō" in Japanese. Concentrate the sensations of the whole body on one point and do it at a fluffy moment.

[@PerfectlyFreedom]

@@KanayamaTakayuki Thanks for giving your insight!

[@jjjapan1839]

its the most important action for Bushi = Zan shin

[@micahhurst8986]

Some of the best swordsmanship I have ever seen! And I have seen a lot. You Sir are Extremely excellent. Would love to see you performing Tameshigiri. -Kind regards from Texas-

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for watching!

[@duralex872]

美しすぎて感動しました。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

観ていただきありがとうございます！

[@ImEmpTy295]

I love how battojutsu focuses more on attacking the hands first since it’s the closest target and the fastest way of countering someone already in the attack [already sword drawn out]. It reminds me of a similar principle in Kali called [defanging the snake] where the closest target is also attacked first [ the hands holding a close combat weapon]. Really interesting how sword art changed post war as swords aren’t usually drawn out

[@piay9647]

this is truly an art form... you may even relate it to a poem... their mastery to such discipline is beyond words to describe what they have acquired in lifetime's practice. Long live the way of the sword. The lost art.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for watching.

[@allenbackbone]

Wow, it doesn't matter what it is but to see someone (especially a master) practice and perform his art; it fills me with motivation in my life.

[@ThePapara]

全ての所作が美しい

[@necrosurasu]

手元ほとんど見ずガイド無しで納刀出来るなら ゲームで納刀してるようなモーションって非現実的じゃないんだな すごい

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

コメントありがとうございました。

[@LumixFZ200]

相当な信頼関係がないと出来ない演武だと思います。素晴らしいものを見せていただき、ありがとうございます。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

コメントありがとうございます。 今日は某プロモーションビデオの撮影で、同じ方とスタジオで演武をいたしました。

[@y.b4251]

1:16 bird: nope, I don't want any piece of this, my life is too short.

[@aquarichie6605]

Lightening fast en and a precise fluidity. The attention to detail is insanely good! Like poetry in motion with a lethal potential.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment.

[@DavidTheFlyingGuy2000]

I really love japanese culture and martial arts. I hope to be able to practice your art with you someday. Good video.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you very much.

[@aarondeguzman6579]

I love how fast he is The way he draw the sword Its breathtaking! Much much respect to you sir!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment. It's very encouraging.

[@Анастасия-г8ю5у]

О, что же я вижу? Настоящих мужчин, сильных духом! Какая редкость! Вы прекрасны, низкий поклон! 🙏🙏🙏

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Спасибо за ваш комментарий.

[@casodreyfuszola]

This man knows how to draw a sword. His art is clean and clear, no visual effects, no tricks, its inspiring.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you very much. The human body has the potential to be unknown, and we are impressed to discover it.

[@あおい-z2r1l]

この間初めて模造刀で居合の真似事をしました。全く思ったように刀が抜けず、それまで見てきた居合がどれだけ洗練されたものだったかを痛感しました。その中でも特にたかゆき先生の居合はもはやどのように動かせばそうなるのか、全く検討がつきません。強く畏敬の念を抱いております。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

コメント頂きありがとうございます。身体の使い方にはいろいろな可能性があって発見だらけです。その一つ一つに感動というか、感謝の瞬間が訪れます。もちろん苦しんでいる時間があるからなのですが…

[@danieldonoso5371]

Para los que vivimos en occidente vemos películas, series de anime y quedamos fascinados pero luego nos damos cuenta de lo que hay detrás del uso de las artes marciales y se produce una gran admiración por la cultura oriental en este aspecto... Muchas gracias por compartir tu cultura con el mundo y darnos la oportunidad de admirar tu arte, creo que a mis 40 años estoy fuera de forma para practicar artes marciales pero no dejo de ser un fan de tan precioso arte como lo es el uso de la espada, saludos cordiales desde Chile.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. Films and animations are important contents that inform a lot of people as entertainment. It is important to preserve our culture and to ensure that our talent is passed on. We are very grateful that people from all over the world admire our work and we believe that it is important to have it evaluated by images so that the wrong ones are not left behind.

[@azazel7764]

Drawing the sheath back at same time drawing the sword forward helps in getting the sword out fast. Good technique.

[@fahmi3089]

Oh, the secret was not draw the katana forward, but draw the sheath backward.. nice move

[@Tofushoots]

Looks like a little of both. As you draw the sword, you pull the scabbard back at the same time. So your sword is drawn a fraction faster.

[@krishalay]

Ok so what's the perfect word or term, is it a Sheath or scabbard?

[@shotgungod69thpinapostle92]

I usually refer to the scabbard as "Saya"....... sometimes before drawing the katana (usually in demos) I kinda have the habit of flicking the tsuba (i think it is the hand guard in english) in order to loosen the sword.

[@GodMajik]

@@krishalay saya for katanas but it’s universal dude, everyone will know what you mean regardless of what you use so I wouldn’t sweat the details too much

[@jambalaya201]

That's pure art. If you would have been killed by the sword you would have been killed by art itself.

[@anthonystark3959]

Well, it is not called Art of Killing for nothing

[@Inception1338]

great so see the tradition is alive.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment.

[@HyperRockGirl]

Esto es... No tengo palabras. Esto me supera ¡Mis respetos para quienes lo practican! El camino de la espada es complejo. Pocos consiguen conectarse con la verdadera esencia y lo que esto implica. Y a la vez una sola espada transmite muchos mensajes a tu vida ¡Incluso disciplina! Es un honor que me permitan ver estas técnicas. Gracias maestro. Presento mis humildes respetos desde Guatemala.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

We thank you for your compliments. It is our greatest pleasure to be able to convey the intentions and thoughts of our work to people abroad in this way!

[@Jextuto632]

日常が鍛錬にし本番では余裕を持つことが理想的

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

NGが無いこと。失敗が無い事が基本的には自らに課しているものです。

[@monnmonnkumonoko4933]

研ぎ澄まされた無駄のない動き、気品ある雰囲気といい、居合いや武道に限らず、日本の文化全般の美しさや魅力の一部分を垣間見た気がしました。 本当に素晴らしい演武です。ありがとうございます！

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

身に余るお言葉です。 体も技も借り物ですから、何とか次世代へと繋げていけるように精進するのみです。こちらこそありがとうございました。

[@川越慎哉]

これはオリンピックのエキシビションで全世界中の方に観てもらいたいぐらいの日本の伝統文化ですね

[@youraverageguy8431]

1:25 i like the sound design, its like they're in a haunted jungle

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

thank you so much. It is an image of life in the natural world and the way animals live.

[@youraverageguy8431]

you just killed me with your kindness.

[@Leonhart306]

That was so cool! The speed, control, and accuracy are second to none!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment.

[@銀だこ-s3e]

刀って洗練された形で何というか繊細で芸術的で美しいよなぁ。 その上刃物としては世界最強。日本の誇りだと思う。さらにそれを扱う武士がいて初めて調和が取れて格好良さが倍増する。 結論、めっちゃ好き。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

昔の人は凄いですね。

[@juoninjewsus]

I appreciate the pride you take in your swordsmanship. Thank you for the video. I only have blunt steel, but the spirit guides me nonetheless.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you as well.

[@yourmotherandthesandpeople2298]

Love to see people still practicing their warrior cultures. Keep it up gents\m/

[@user-zg1qz8oz2u]

Incredible skill beautifully filmed and edited. Thank you!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment. I am grateful that this video has caught the attention of many people overseas.

[@simbawanianad9695]

Beautiful, Takayukisan, I have seen thousands of unsheathing katana quickly, but never with such grace and exact marksmanship in striking ones opponent. The true skill of a Master and true Zen at work. I salute your laborious discipline in cultivating such skill - sincerely. I hope to obtain this oneness in Self, Sword, Sacrifice and Spirituality one day for myself. ありがとうございました

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your kind comments. I would like to continue to push forward on my own path.

[@rockylosco5596]

You didn’t flinch....you have fighting spirit

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment. I believe that some things can be nurtured by the discipline of the mind and body.

[@あぶら鶏神様]

他の先生方の抜刀術見てたらオススメに出てたんで見に来ました。 抜刀もカッコいいですけど、納刀も速くてカッコいいですね。私は納刀してる時が好きです。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

どうもありがとうございます。よく観て下さり感謝いたします。

[@sirmanabond173]

Wow! The way he pulled out his sword with a great speed and control amaze me

[@kosakura2594]

静成ること動を制す　日本の心を見ました感じがしました。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

コメントありがとうございます。 この作品で意図したものを感じていただけて大変嬉しく思います。

[@瑜-r2m]

とても素晴らしくて価値があります!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

観て下さりありがとうございます。

[@wkzs]

These moves, focus, speed, control and accuracy are so satisfying! I've been training kendo some years in Uzbekistan by my sensei Fujiwara. But i can't even realize how much time you've spent for this. So nice to watch a master at work. Arigato, sensei!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment from Uzbekistan. There is something wonderful about the ancient martial arts that connects us with spirituality. I find it very meaningful to be able to feel that with people from all over the world.

[@blacksoul5177]

KZbin. Your algorithm for recommended is weird...but this is pretty amazing

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you very much.

[@shaaprosperous1520]

@@KanayamaTakayuki I want to learn the techniques

[@jatrenoto]

@@shaaprosperous1520 bruh

[@alejandropisetta2730]

Amazing skills, so beautiful to watch, thanks!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you very much, too.

[@rafaelmagioli]

非常に簡潔で高速なテクニック おめでとうございます

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

観て下さりありがとうございます。

[@rafaelmagioli]

@@KanayamaTakayuki 新しいコンテンツを楽しみにしています

[@Lindarianmusic]

Thank you, TK: great precision and technic.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for watching.

[@tungnguyennang4614]

I have to admit that I admire Japanese Katanata and the unique culture they have with that kind of sword! It looks amazing, I mean the move and the Katana itself. It's a really sharp, portable, and effective weapon. Thus, it requires a really high technique from the user if you don't wanna hurt yourself! Beautiful!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment. Just as the sword survives through the ages, the person who manipulates the sword must also survive through the ages. And the spirit of the sword must be transmitted there.

[@tungnguyennang4614]

Kanayama Takayuki I hope you can make a video to present about different kinds of Katana or Japanese swords. Many thanks and keep up the good work!

[@ulysses_grant]

Ok, now I'm finally seeing what I used to see when I watched Samurai X when I was a kid. Amazing work, sir.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment.

[@twistedwonderlandfloydjade2531]

かっこいいなんだこれかっこよすぎる

[@歳蔵-o4k]

私は稽古に対しての姿勢や謙虚さが足りなかった様に感じて居ります　今は敢えて武術とある程度距離を置き数年後にまた先生の稽古場に還りたいと思って居ます

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

決して無駄な時間ではなかったと思います。色々なものを見て自分に生かして下さい。

[@kevinhill5596]

Returning to your roots training is ALWAYS a good idea. The Masters have worked out the mistakes over thousands of years. 🤷‍♂️

[@dcyphered1]

Many thanks for your skillful demonstration of both power and control. 🙇🏻‍♂️

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comments too.

[@АлексКоликов]

Awesome perfomance! Looks very practical. Reminds me videos of Yoshinory Kono. May be you use some of his methods?

[@franklinvaldez7211]

Quedé fascinado de como los antiguos samurái entrenaban toda su vida, mejorando sus técnicas, su código de honor y su lealtad. Estos tipos son muy interesantes de apreciar, como gustaría que en mi país hubiera verdaderos maestros del Kendo como usted.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

muchas gracias.

[@あかつき-n8d]

Japanese sword art has always intrigued me. I always wanted to practice it, though I have no way of practicing it. Since I don't have a budget for the blades or the practice swords( and since my parent forbids it).

[@三田玄守-w5f]

本当の剣術ですね みせるための殺陣とは違い 実戦的であるがゆえの 動きを一手省いたような体さばき 鉄山先生のよう

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

ありがとうございます。未熟ゆえに恐縮なお言葉でありますが、相手が付いてこその身体の使い方であるべきと考えております。

[@conanthedestroyer7123]

0:57 if you practice over and over and over with the same sword, you can recover your sword into it's sheath like this. That was amazing.

[@MichaelMassie]

“An elegant weapon, for a less civilized age."

[@bestofurendo5893]

Hello there

[@fairytalesdied]

KZbin recommended this and I like it. Such a mastery of sword good sir

[@WibuAckerman]

The way how he sheath and unsheat was awesome

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment.

[@aghzensfieldnotes1491]

His Bankai is on other level

[@suhailthehunt1969]

Nice Reference

[@anastasiya256]

This guy is a menace! Sword draw was so quick, I didn’t even see it 💨

[@Vcansado]

Amazing! Your skills are incredible, it's like you, your mind and blade become one, a true artist, thanks for sharing this with us.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment too. It seems to me that if you seek to move in a reasonable manner, you will get through to beauty. The human body is still an unknown quantity.

[@Vcansado]

@@KanayamaTakayuki Words of wisdom, thank you.

[@flytamers7957]

Very precise and accurate movements. And the attitude! Didn't meet this martial art before. Thanks

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment. I think that martial arts, which is a battle, will be disturbed if it does not lead to peace. I think it is important for people all over the world to connect and live in peace from their immediate surroundings because of the uncertain world affected by COVID19.

[@hohofish80]

“剣は殺人の武器であり、剣術は殺人のトリックです”。 ---剣心の伝説

[@chopper8181]

I don’t know how I got here, or how, but I like what I see.

[@thereplyguyreviews]

The focus and clarity is unreal, truly awesome to behold. Thank you for sharing.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment, too.

[@おじやV]

刀抜く時の音が気持ちよすぎる

[@zxakiten]

敵前で瞬きしたら殺られるんですね。 初観で感動が止まらない。 アクションシーンが売りの映画にもこんな凄いシーンはなかったです！ この動画は今後の作品作りに影響を与えるって確信しています。

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

ご視聴いただきありがとうございます！

[@jezreellucas8055]

Dude... His control over the sword is astonishing despite that incredible speed. One little mistake, he might cut his sparring pal. I once held a legit katana back in the days, it's swift but heavy enough to make some serious damage due to momentum.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment. How to handle heavy objects lightly and accurately is hidden in the ancient martial arts body users. Since excavating it also applies to all body operation methods, ancient martial arts training is meaningful even in modern times. And they are a very nice world.

[@evelyntadle9349]

Im from Philippines and I'm a fan of samurai x anime . I really appreciate your talent .. and your technique it's the same to kirito batosai the battojutso . amazing!!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comment.

[@kekuKairinwakarimasen]

Anime is a big different to real life but there is actually other one that is similar to real one

[@bobosiridalata]

@@kekuKairinwakarimasen other one?

[@Tsutaurushi]

Amico sei incredibile, faccio da anni Iaijutsu e non avevo mai visto nessuno usare una tecnica così perfetta di spada 🔥🔥🔥

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Grazie per il tuo commento. È una tecnica ancora immatura, ma continuerò a dedicarmici.

[@Tsutaurushi]

@@KanayamaTakayuki 💪💪💪

[@louislamonte334]

Thank you so very much! I would very much like to study Iaido with you! You are a great inspiration and motivation to me! You have a new subscriber!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

thank you. I hope the day will come when we can practice together.

[@mpthallys]

Very light, so beatutiful and Deadly!⛩️🥋

[@baciubogdan1612]

I never stop to watch this video, over and over again. Thank you for sharing this part of your life. Your soul is in Your KATANA!!!👏👏👏👍

[@freaker126]

i saw a video somewhere a swordmaster says it should be like this. Samurai don't straightaway draw out their sword when fighting like in the movies. They prefer keeping their sword in their case so that their enemy won't be able to judge how long or short it is. The advantage is theirs. They only draw when the opportunity comes. I want to see how strong the strike is when hit. Try going through the strike on bamboos.

[@Yo-u-tu-be]

音が美しすぎる

[@BoldBooksandBones]

Wonderfull ! Great movie! Thank you for sharing!

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you very much for your comments too!

[@tengu.8260]

子供のころ、寒げいこが辛くてつらくて...懐かしい。

[@FiasaPower]

As a person a little bit versed in traditional martial arts, this freaks me out. Only someone who tried to practice sword drawing knows how difficult it is to do correctly, not to mention with this level of speed and precision. This guy surely have thousands of hours of reckless training to achive such an excellence. You're a gem, God bless and keep staying on the path.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your kind words. Although we do not fight with swords today, what we need to learn from them has a profound effect on our body and mind, and is a guidepost for our lives. As a Japanese, I will continue to practice with the sword, respecting the ancient people who lived in this country.

[@tiagoandreguerra2950]

@@KanayamaTakayuki You don't even need to say. We can see the respect and dedication in your face. You are a true martial artist.

[@KanayamaTakayuki]

Thank you for your comments. I am still in my infancy, but I will try to deepen my martial arts and survive in this age.

[@otakualeatorio5353]

You're very skilled with the katana, you must have trained for many years to get a sword loot so fast.

[@baciubogdan1612]

I just can stop to watch this video. It feels that is from another space. Thank you again Sensei

[@AK-dg5rb]

凄いカッコ良くて、刀を抜刀するときが全く見えません。「素人だからかな？」合気道の次に憧れます！！