真剣との違いを承知して稽古する 大阪セミナー後、YouTuberのshogoさんと袋撓いで交流コラボ！

[@Azazel-uv3sx]

As long as people like Seki sensei are alive, the memory and soul of old Japan will be carried into the next generation to be appreciated

[@KateJohn2013England]

Just watched you with Shogo, on his channel and yours. It's helped us understand your Ryu more and nothing has made more sense than what you said. I pray we can learn under your tuition one day. Take care. Stay safe 🙏 Kate and John (England)

[@香月庵]

先生が楽しそう。そして少しずつ緊張が解れていくのを導いていく様子が、お二人のお人柄と優しさと、剣の道が本当にお好きなんだというお気持ちが伝わってきました。

[@OzusoSounds]

Good example of how training forms alone doesn't carry over to actual sparring. Thank you for sharing Sensei

[@kalika424]

This is so interesting. The teacher reminds me of my Kempo instructor. I would love to learn this style. Thank you for sharing.

[@堀高士-p5y]

面白かったです。 先生の身体操作の柔らかさが良くわかりました、とても勉強になりました。 ありがとうございました。

[@nikolaiortiz]

Come from the Shoto video. Thanks for sharing ☺️

[@galleryTOKU]

いい助言がいっぱい。

[@田舎の史実の中み]

やっぱり先生の動きが柔らかいなぁ… 肩がスッと落ちて、脱力している。

[@赤井キツネ]

袋撓いは胆力の稽古と先生が幾度も仰られておりますが、剣道の剣士さんが小手だけつけて袋撓いを持った途端に動きがぎこちなくなるところを見ると、防具が無いというのは本当に怖いのでしょうね 先生や先生の門下の方たちが何気なく稽古をしているからなんとも思いませんでしたが、剣道がベースの剣士さんがたまに動画に出演されると〝すげぇこと普段からしてるんだな〟と理解できます

[@tartarart4922]

Thank you very much for sharing your videos and time!

[@みかみん-j5i]

オープニングの手合わせでもう楽しそうですね！

[@鈴犬すずいぬ]

shogoさんも袋竹刀を真剣ととらえて稽古で来ているので、とてもいい稽古になっていますね。 ぜひ、剣道でも取り入れてほしい。剣道を作られた先人も喜ばれるはず。

[@RetroSmoo]

いいコラボ

[@eepyJay]

I've come to see sensei and Shogo!

[@Hideto-tv8sv]

小手先の意味が分かる動画！

[@YumYumYuki]

Can we get a chance to see this style vs HEMA? That would be incredible

[@AndSendMe]

HEMA does not respect its sources much better than the SCA. Sparring should be a means to the end of understanding the historical techniques, rather than the study of the historical techniques being just an excuse to spar.

[@charlesghannoumlb2959]

Hello, seki sensei i am charles from lebanon and i have watched you with shogo san i wonder if i can learn with you and be a student, i can try and learn japanese if it helps because i dont speak the language yet sensei, hope you can reply sir, resoect and thank you so much for your knowledge

[@kaboji8013]

今は亡き、北辰一刀流五世・小西重治郎先生が口癖のように言っていた「組太刀（木刀や刀での形稽古、抜刀術（居合）、竹刀稽古（いわゆる防具を着けた剣道）の三本柱を同時進行で稽古する事によって、剣術（一刀流）の醍醐味が理解でき、習得できる」という言葉を思い出しました。

[@zuludawn9932]

English subtitle please :)

[@softboardgames]

Sensei, katana is too easy for you. I challenge you to learn English and publish your videos in English for many more views, customers to monetize your efforts. Lots of people speak English, only a few can handle a blade so gracefully like you. Learning English should be easy for a sensei like you.

[@AndSendMe]

This is a tremendous legacy, if it is indeed a true center of all the modern tamed offshoots. I had hoped but doubted that it still existed, I thought all the traditions of the Japanese sword were faded or disconnected from their past. The things I have seen from this school are the most plausible and intriguing. Like the true art of the western rapier, there is great beauty in the intense practicality of this art that is informed by the all-or-nothing.

[@kingfish4575]

Was a good way to practice my listening skills.

[@小烏丸岩融]

形を身体操作を意味するとしか教えられず、相手を置いて形を稽古しないとこうなるのかな？

[@VNSnake1999]

Shogo's sword drawing and cutting skills look quite good but his sword figthing skill is pretty bad. He fights like a total beginner here.

[@mailais3403]

I feel like in this kind of things he need to be less polite, it does looks like he's limiting himself because he's in front of a master

[@VNSnake1999]

@@mailais3403 Maybe, but as a HEMA longsword practitioner and former Kendoka, I see him made a lot of rookie mistakes.

[@jephilologist]

Maybe because he is. Actual sword fighting is not equals Iaido. Iaido is just kata. Kendo, Kenjutsu and Iaido are all respectively different from each other. The only commonality is historical roots.

[@penttikoivuniemi2146]

Honestly, he is a complete beginner at sword fighting. I think this video is a very good example of showcasing how one can practice forms for years and years, but be completely incapable of performing the techniques when faced with any form of resistance. Even he himself notes he couldn't do the things he has practiced once under pressure.

[@Ianmar1]

Let's give his opponent some credit, it is hard to attack openings when your opponent doesn't give them.

[@Janisurai]

osu!

[@alphawolf209mma]

Watched you on Shogo, I enjoy learning different martial arts, mostly weaponary. Hopfully i can make my way back to Japan and visit your dojo.