Mizoguchi-ha Itto-ryu Kenjutsu - 42nd Japanese Kobudo Demonstration (2019)

[@randallpetroelje3913]

In a split second one sees heaven.🙏🏼

[@IkeTomas2010]

This is a really cool Kenjutsu style. I'd love to learn something like this.

[@randallpetroelje3913]

Very formal, maai, the delicate touch with the kissaki,the what first 2-4 inches of the blade. Nice 👍 domo arigato gozaimasu

[@thijsgeurts5003]

+1

[@tdrow7355]

This looks like a very practical style....I especially like that they aren't yelling 'yuuup' every strike.

[@tatumergo3931]

It's a style for ninjas...😅 you can't be making sounds when you're a ninja!

[@TheMugen108]

Merci pour la partage c’est beau à voir et bien maîtriser. Il y a parfois des ressemblances avec des passage du kendo no kata.

[@JustJervon]

I wonder if a underground full contact Kenjutsu fight club exist. That would be crazy to see.

[@outsideiskrrtinsideihurt699]

I think many of the younger practitioners are

[@GageGrimm96]

@@outsideiskrrtinsideihurt699 shhhhhhh dont tell them lol

[@hydy6013]

剣道・剣術のド素人です。時代劇の殺陣みたいにバチバチ木刀（刀）を打ち合うってより、その刀を持っている腕（小手？）を切るカウンターが多いのが面白い。

[@Druid_Ignacy]

So this is the school that influenced kendo?

[@laughtercatz]

Yes

[@Druid_Ignacy]

@@pompadour_gagarin1723 Thank you for clarification :) Shindo Munen-ryu and Hokushin Itto-ryu definitely look like Kendo, but the rest two seems strange. Whats funny is that Mizoguchi-ha Itto-ryu looks extremely realistic, and resembles Kendo so much, though its sensei were not involved in founding Kendo.

[@takananoonaka]

戦国時代に出来た流派と江戸時代に出来た流派とじゃ理合の想定の厳しさが全然違うなと思った

[@vsewolodfire7714]

Очень красиво.

[@cipofly]

è una rappresentazione.

[@DuplicitousDark]

why is the other guy always losing? :)

[@stech72]

skill ..

[@洗浄のマルコフ]

形だから流麗に行ってるけど内容はかなりラフプレイ寄りだな 後頭部ガン狙いは流石に広く伝わる武道には成らないわ