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328:(1508–1548) is teaching his own style, a form of Kage-ryū kenjutsu. He called it Shinkage-ryū (the school of the new shadow). Jikishin Kage-ryū means 'the newest school of the ancient shadow'. He was denoting with the name, to the ancestors, and expressing respect to his former masters. Matsumoto Bizen no Kami Naokatsu was a famous master of this school. He also founded his own school first called
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kaiden, was the masters' level, and gave the owner the right to start teaching. The diplomas were hand-written, and contained every technique the examinees showed before the master. If the exam was successful, the new master could wear the hakama. This represented today's black belt. These things have changed nowadays, we use the same
1543:(小太刀之形) has six stages. Shidachi uses a large heavy wooden kodachi (like the name of the kata), and uchidachi uses a standard kendo style bokuto or a fukuro shinai. All the three stages of this kata have shidachi running into "combat" with uchidachi. Jikishinkage-ryū is unique because the kodachi is used with two hands on the tsuka.
562:(地下足袋) are worn. As uchidachi always faces sun, this role can be very blinding, but it is not allowed to wear sunglasses or hats. However, in extremely cold conditions one can wear a hat (without sun reflector) and other extra protective clothing. When one has not enough hair or eyebrows or in extreme hot conditions, one can wear a
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Over the years the trainee should begin showing competence in leading/teaching the system. Consequently, usually, but not always, the student receiving kyuri-no-maki is at the level of kyoshi (assistant instructor); the student receiving goku-i is at the level of shihandai (associate instructor); and
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By repetitive practice, one maintains a constant connection with the cosmos by aspiring to jikishin (直心) unwavering intention and seimeishin (生命心) perfect clarity of mind, just like a cloudless sky on a brilliant sunny day. A practitioner who has attained heightened jikishin and seimeishin is said to
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kata and it is a blend of concepts from hōjō no kata and fukuro shinai no kata. Both shidachi and uchidachi use habiki (a sword without a sharp edge) in this kata set. In several places both shidachi and uchidachi end up on one foot after cutting. There are four kata (the second and the third stages
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In some groups, hakama can only be worn by those who successfully completed their 1st dan exam. This is mainly done for practical reasons. One is that the teacher can see how the student positions his or her legs and feet. Another reason is that the teacher and students can quickly see whom to call
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There wasn't anything like exams or ranks in the early Japan. When the master found his apprentice ready, he ordered him to show his knowledge. There were four levels in
Jikishinkage-ryū. The reiken, the normal trainee level, the mokuroku and the kirkgami, the advanced level, and the highest menkyo
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Another typical technique is the morōde (両腕) both arms movement in which uchidachi raises with both arms the sword of shidachi to jōdan and receives the subsequent uchikomi with the side of the blade. This results in thrusting the left arm forwards and turning both arms outwards to allow to absorb
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Suzuki
Kimiyoshi received the state award Hungarian Bronze Cross of Merit, acknowledging his activity in popularizing the Far-Eastern martial arts and introducing the Japanese kenjutsu fencing in Hungary. The award, proposed by Prime Minister, Mr. Viktor Orbán, on the occasion of state holiday 20
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The following five classical or orthodox kata are the only ones practiced in Japan today and were established in this order by the time of Yamada
Heizaemon Ippusai in the late 17th century. Instead of the extension 'no kata', the kata in Yamada's book have the extension 'no bu' (之部), which means
361:
A less well-known, but highly skilled, menkyo kaiden ranked student was
Matsudaira Yasutoshi, who, like Yamada Jirokichi, studied the more traditional ways of Jikishin Kage-ryū. The best apprentice of Yasutoshi was Makita Shigekatsu, a young man from a samurai family from Hokkaidō. His name and
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and
Jikishin Kage-ryū Kenjutsu. Suzuki Kimiyoshi earned his menkyo kaiden at the Naganuma-ha. But he regards his work as a teacher as the continuation of his grandfather’s, Makita Shigekatsu legacy, so he named his school "Makita-ha". This is why he shows up twice. His school, founded in 1992,
1109:(長刀 or 薙刀), which stands for long, and the other a has sword, which stands for short, but the situation is as such that there is no more discussion, any discussion at this point would be superfluous. This metaphor tries to explain the meaning behind this kōan that in this season
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hand (free). He finishes the movement with his arms extended, the sword pointing upwards, and the free hand's index finger pointing downwards. These movements can be considered as a greeting and a form of meditation, and are usually executed in the beginning and end of a kata or
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the recipient of menkyo is at the level of shihan (master instructor). However, according to
Yoshida Hijime (吉田基), the current (20th) headmaster of the Seito-ha, only a shihan may teach independently of the headmaster. A restriction not necessarily followed in other lines.
551:(神), in white. To prevent treading on the hakama when moving in a low position, the hakama is raised a bit by neatly folding the left and right outside front pleats up under the straps which are tied around the waist, before training commences. It is possible to wear
1684:(丸橋之形) is the most advanced kata, it focuses on very difficult kiai and subtle movement. To the casual observer it looks as though nothing is happening in the kata at all. Shidachi uses kodachi and uchidachi uses odachi. Like the last set of kata both use shinken.
366:(弓道), Japanese archery. He was the heir of the title of shihan of Jikishinkage-ryū, but unfortunately, he was fighting a losing battle against the Emperor in the revolution. The cast of the samurai was disbanded, and he had to run. Later, he returned to
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August was granted to sensei Suzuki at the end of July by the
President of Republic, Mr. János Áder. The award was presented on the 18th of August, 2017 by the Minister of Human Resources, Mr. Zoltán Balog in the great hall of the Budapest Vigadó.
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This kata used to be a secret. It is not clear when the secrecy was lifted but the kata is, like the other five, described with text and photographs in the book of Yamada
Jirokichi that was published in the early 20th century (1927).
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The hōjō no kata is composed of four stages which are named after the four seasons, namely haru (春) spring, natsu (夏) summer, aki (秋) autumn and fuyu (冬) winter in order of execution. Each season contains from six to eight
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It is prohibited to wear jewellery and the like as is custom in many martial arts. This rule is to prevent injuries to oneself and practicing partner as it is to prevent excessive display of ego and unneeded distractions.
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It is said that these two characters together symbolize the birth and death of all things, like we are born with "a" and our mouth open (inhale) and we die with "um" and our mouth closed (exhale). This is similar to
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There were many other famous practitioners of Jiki
Shinkage-ryū under Sakakibara who did not reach the highest levels of the system and consequently were not named as successors. Perhaps the most famous of these was
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As you live your life, you become hindered by all manner of impurities. Through the act continuously discarding these pollutants you must try to return to your original nature just as it was when you were a
354:(師範), thus able to pass on the full tradition. At least 20 menkyo kaiden can be found in official listing of successors. Some of them derived their own branch lines. His most talented disciple was
460:(気合) consists not only of the shouting, like most martial arts, but of the proper way of inhaling and state of mind as well. This is even more reflected in the synchronous deep breathing called
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This kata is composed of fourteen stages, divided in six groups. Each stage has about four movements. This kata is characterized by very fast waza. Both the uchidachi and the shidachi use
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539:(keikogi) in the old times. It was needed for protection, though it was sometimes still not enough. Practices are far less dangerous nowadays, the standard clothes in kenjutsu are normal
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During the 19th century, Jiki
Shinkage-ryū was one of the most popular schools of combative swordsmanship (kenjutsu) in eastern Japan, especially in the Edo area. The 14th headmaster or
1311:), which is an important concept in Sanskrit. The stances and expressions of the statues, the sounds "a" and "um" and the symbolism behind this are very import in the hōjō no kata.
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After Shigekatsu's death, the village of Atsuta raised a black granite obelisk in his memory. This memorial can be seen today. The family tradition has been taken by his grandson,
332:, then Kashima Shinden Jiki Shinkage-ryū. These schools can be found even today all around the world. There are more variations like Jikishin Kage-ryū, Seito Shinkage-ryū, etc.
262:). The school was founded in the mid-16th century, based upon older styles of swordsmanship, and is one of the few ancient Japanese martial arts schools still existing today.
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as it is also named, is the second kata of the Jikishinkage-ryū style. The kanji 韜 is rare and old and is able to read as "tō" but has the meaning of fukuro (袋).
495:). These are unconventional waza (技) techniques and characteristic for this style. Roughly, the swordsman draws a semicircle (upwards or downwards) with both his
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The themes of the four seasons refer to universal principles which also express themselves in other manifestations. Some of these are listed in the table below.
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570:(鉢巻) to prevent sweat irritating the eyes or to keep hair out of the face. Note that tabi and jiki-tabi should preferably match the colour of the hakama.
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Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryu. The Origin of Samurai-Swordsmanship from KASHIMA SHRINE, The God of BUSHIDO KASHIMA – A Symbol of Justice by the Sword.
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Japan, Nihon Kobudo series, filmed during the 1970s by the Japanese Ministry of Education in a series on many of the traditional koryū. DVD, 2005.
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374:, called Jikishin Kan Dōjō. He was teaching various martial arts, not just kenjutsu. His dōjō was popular, in spite of the prohibition of the
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Jikishin Kage-ryū became famous on the northern island in the times of the Japanese civil war in 1868. By sword fighting, he was an expert in
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movements are slow, reserved but firm and efficient. This is even more accentuated on the footwork of each season. The kōan of winter is
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1282:(仁王), which can be found as large statues at entrances of some of the ancient Japanese temples and shrines. The right statue is called
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by the founder, Matsumoto Bizen-no-Kami Naokatsu (松本 備前守 尚勝, 1467–1524). The direct predecessors of the Jikishinkage-ryū style are the
508:(素振り) session. They represent all the things in heaven and all the things in earth, and the practitioner in the center of everything.
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Kashima Shinden Jiki Shinkage-ryū Gokui Denkai『鹿島神伝直心影流極意伝開』by Ishigaki Yasuzō 石垣安造. Japan, Tōkyō, Shinjusha 新樹社, 1992, hardcover.
589:(帯), intermediates wear blue and brown obi and advanced wear black obi with hakama. Others practice in hakama without colored obi.
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founded Kage-ryū in 1490. He perfected and taught his style around Japan. There are evidence from 1525 that another samurai named
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were in the line of transmission of Jiki Shinkage-ryū. However, Gonnosuke was never in the direct lineage of Jiki Shinkage-ryū.
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4062:. Chicago, Illinois, USA. Practising only Hōjō kata which is conducted by Daiyuzenji, Rinzai Zen Temple also in Chicago, USA.
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1057:(公案) theme, footwork, breathing, kiai, and other features reminiscent of the perceived characteristics of that season.
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also practice these classical katas and this lineage practises its own set of katas preparing for the classical ones.
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483:(受太刀) the doing/receiving sword. Some parts of the kata are identical for both roles, like the kamihanen (上半円) upper
547:(袴). Preferably all pieces are in the same colour of dark blue or, when one seriously dedicates the practice to the
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The table below depicts the Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryū kenjutsu lineage which spans over five centuries.
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disciple must show deep understanding of the nature of Jikishinkage-ryū and show competence in Habiki no kata
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The table below lists places where groups currently are practicing Jikishinkage-ryū Kenjutsu can be found.
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or fundamental principals, i.e. the basics. Both the shidachi and the uchidachi usually use wooden swords,
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1298:" or "A to Z" signifying "beginning and end", "everything" or "all creation." The contraction of both is
1101:. The following example is an illustration of this principle. Imagine a situation where one person has a
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has waza which are executed in a smooth and fast manner, accompanied by loud kiai. The kōan of spring is
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249:
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of modern kendo, it is stressed that both feet stay firmly planted on the ground at all times. The
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Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryū 鹿島神傳直心影流 by Yamada Jirokichi 山田 次朗吉. Suishinsha, hardcover, 1927.
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1050:(movement). Before each season is executed the kamihanen, and after each season, the shimohanen.
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343:—was one of the most well-known swordsmen of his time, and the personal bodyguard of the Shōgun.
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1286:(密迹金剛) who has his mouth opened, this represents vocalization of "a." The left statue is called
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laws, rules or methods ('principals') (which are) definitive, crucial or stable ('fundamental')
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Sakakibara had hundreds of students during his lifetime, many of them rising to the "rank" of
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242:, often referred to simply as Jikishinkage-ryū or Kashima Shinden, is a traditional school (
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358:(山田 次朗) from whom the Seito-ha (正統派), which means main line system or traditional school.
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can be translated as the "divinely transmitted, honest reflection of the heart, school of
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409:. In contrast, some writers have claimed that other famous historical personages such as
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1026:(法定之形) is the first classic kata of the Jikishinkage-ryū style and can be translated as
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3621:"Fighting spirit of widower, 83, led to his second act in Hungary：The Asahi Shimbun"
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The following licenses exist the Seito-ha (main line recognized by Kashima Shrine).
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are in one block) in habiki no kata, and they are the old version of hōjō no kata.
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Both uchidachi and shidachi take on a stance in spring and autumn which is called
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The Jikishin Kage-ryū Kenjutsu comes from a previous school, Kage-ryū Kenjutsu. A
448:(運法) is the footwork used in the Jikishinkage-ryū style and can be translated as
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3551:(Encyclopedia of Martial art schools), Watatani and Yamada, 1978, pages 155–156.
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Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryu – Official site describing the five kata.
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law, rule or method (for) transporting, conveying or carrying ('walking')
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upon for assistance. In more traditional groups, everyone wears hakama.
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The Jikishinkage-ryū style has many differences when compared to modern
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Fujikawa Yashirō Uemon Fujiwara no Yorihito (藤川彌司郎右衛門尉藤原近義, 1726–1798)
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by Sekai Bunka Publishing. Tokyo, Japan, magazine, 2008, pages 70–73.
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has movements that are explosive and intense. The kōan of summer is
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The 15th headmaster wrote this on the meaning of the hōjō no kata:
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3695:"322/2017. (VIII. 22.) KE határozat - kitüntetés adományozásáról"
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Naganuma Shirozaemon Fujiwara no Yorihito (長沼活然斎藤原綱郷, 1702–1772)
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Ogasawara Genshinsai Minamoto no Nagaharu (小笠原源信斎源長冶, 1574–1644)
468:) (or a-un) with one's partner which accompanies most movements.
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Yamada Heizaemon Mitsunori (Ippūsai) (山田平左衛門光徳(一風斎), 1638–1718)
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shidachi's cut which is in kiritsuki style like performed by a
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Koryu Bujutsu: Classical Warrior Traditions of Japan, volume 1
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has a varied pace, symbolizing change. The kōan of autumn is
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Basic technique and movements are shown in the table below.
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Okuyama Kyūkasai Taira no Kimishige (奥山休賀斎平公重, 1528–1602)
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Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryu, Naganuma-ha – Shinbukai
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Takahashi Danjōzaemon Shigeharu (高橋弾正左衛門重治, 1610–1690)
441:, especially in its footwork and breathing techniques.
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Matsumoto (Sugimoto) Bizen-no-Kami Naokatsu (松本 備前守 尚勝)
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Matsumoto (Sugimoto) Bizen-no-Kami (松本備前守, 1467–1524)
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Naganuma Kunisato Shirozaemon (長沼四郎左衛門国郷, 1688–1767)
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Kamiizumi Ise-no-Kami Nobutsuna (上泉伊勢守信綱, 1508–1577)
4050:. Chicago, Illinois, USA. Practising only Hōjō kata.
3524:"Famous Swordsmen of Japan (1): Kenkichi Sakakibara"
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Makita-ha Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryu Kenjutsu
4108:. Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Practising only Hōjō kata.
4085:. Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Practicing only Hōjō kata.
487:and shimohanen (下半円) lower semicircle (also called
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1846:Kamiya Denshinsai Sadamitsu (神谷伝心斎直光, 1582–1663)
1274:. This refers to the pair of guardian deities of
667:disciple has been initiated in Marubashi no kata
642:disciple must show competence in Kodachi no kata
1917:Dannō Gennoshin Yoshitaka (團野源之進義高, 1761–1849)
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620:disciple must show competence in Hōjō no kata
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4060:Shinjinkai, The Japanese Martial Arts Society
1349:(袋竹刀) which explains the origin on the name.
289:The Jikishinkage-ryū style descends from the
8:
3462:Aikido Anno XXXIX: Jikishinkage ryu kenjutsu
3440:Jiki Shinkage-ryū Kenjutsu with Ōmori Sōgen.
631:disciple must show competence in Tō no kata
119:Various lineages are still extant and taught
3492:, 2008 Winter Issue Vol. 18, Mastering Budo
585:(空手着). In some groups beginners wear white
519:Jikishinkage-ryū exponents train with both
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4106:Daihonzan Chozen-ji International Zen Dojo
4072:Daihonzan Chozen-ji International Zen Dojo
3865:Hojo aneb Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-Ryu
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704:(段) method as in most of the martial arts.
844:hiraki ashi (shomen, naname, soroe, etc.)
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1592:tsuba-tori (chakin-fukusa) (鍔取 (茶巾袱紗))
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3583:Jikishin Kage-ryu Kenjutsu – Shinbukan
3291:by Skoss, Diane (Editor). New Jersey,
3277:
3275:
1480:(sound of) the wind through pine trees
1468:(sound of) the wind through pine trees
691:For Shinbukan, the following applies:
31:
3580:(in English, Hungarian, and Romanian)
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1906:Akaishi Chikayoshi (赤石近義, 1749–1825)
7:
3791:Nihon Kobudo Kyokai 30th Anniversary
385:. Suzuki sensei is also a master of
3266:"Kashima-shinden Jiki Shinkage-ryu"
2706:Namiki Yasushi via Hideki Hosokawa
2620:Namiki Yasushi via Hideki Hosokawa
2594:Namiki Yasushi via Hideki Hosokawa
2568:Namiki Yasushi via Hideki Hosokawa
1053:Each season has a respective pace,
911:keri (mawashi geri, mae geri, etc.)
339:(宗家) of Jikishin Kage-ryū Kenjutsu—
3715:Baranyi György (August 28, 2017),
1330:Fukuro shinai no kata (tō no kata)
535:Kenjutsu was practiced in a thick
499:hand (holding the sword), and his
475:(形) has two distinct roles called
393:Hungary is named Shinbukan Dojo.
14:
3651:"Hungarian Bronze Cross of Merit"
2255:Shinbukai - Tokyo (Sakai Kazuya)
908:(seiken tsuki, uraken uchi, etc.)
681:disciple has mastered the system
4297:Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryū
4241:Tenshin Shōden Katori Shintō-ryū
3526:. Aikido Journal. Archived from
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1158:eight-directions explosive-blast
1063:eight-directions explosive-blast
231:Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryū
164:Sword art – long and short sword
97:
51:
35:Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryū
16:Japanese sword-based martial art
1925:Naganuma Shirozaemon Katsusato
1539:The third kata in the ryū, the
326:Kamiizumi Ise-no-Kami Nobutsuna
4640:Jikishinkage-ryu Naginatajutsu
3112:classical and Shinbukan katas
3086:classical and Shinbukan katas
2855:classical and Shinbukan katas
2513:classical and Shinbukan katas
2487:classical and Shinbukan katas
2461:classical and Shinbukan katas
2435:classical and Shinbukan katas
2409:classical and Shinbukan katas
2383:classical and Shinbukan katas
2359:classical and Shinbukan katas
1929:Odani Shimosa-no-kami Nobutomo
1903:Naganuma Shirozaemon Masasato
1892:Naganuma Shirozaemon Sukesato
527:(小太刀) (but not both at once).
1:
4041:Daiyuzenji, Rinzai Zen Temple
3971:Scuola Aikido Aikikai Imperia
2431:Reutlingen, Baden Wurttemberg
1749:marubashiken (embashi) (圓橋剣)
1522:jūyonhonme (十四本目) 14th stage
1511:jūsanbonme (十三本目) 13th stage
293:styles developed in the late
265:Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-
3932:Classical katas in Shinbukan
3595:"Jikishin Kage-ryu Kenjutsu"
3464:by Aikikai d'Italia, Italy.
1499:jūnihonme (十二本目) 12th stage
1487:jūipponme (十一本目) 11th stage
1038:(木刀), although real swords,
841:fumikomi ashi (migi, hidari)
4100:September 15, 2008, at the
3242:Japanese martial arts terms
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1089:which can be translated as
1077:which can be translated as
1065:which can be translated as
1042:(真剣), can be used as well.
1018:hōjō no kata, spring season
821:ashi sabaki (足捌き) foot work
4808:
4081:November 21, 2008, at the
3522:Hiiragi, Takefumi (1994).
3490:Japan's Arts & Culture
3445:February 10, 2012, at the
2084:Sakai Katsudensai Katsuya
1864:
1619:The fourth kata is called
1475:jūpponme (十本目) 10th stage
1441:nanahonme (七本目) 7th stage
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237:鹿島神傳直心影流, かしましんでんじきしんかげりゅう
18:
4670:
4129:January 18, 2018, at the
4095:Zen Training at Chozen-ji
3497:February 2, 2008, at the
3329:Jikishinkage-ryu kenjutsu
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1727:suishaken (suisha) (水車剣)
1724:sanbonme (三本目) 3rd stage
1666:yonhonme (四本目) 4th stage
1658:sanbonme (三本目) 3rd stage
1605:ropponme (六本目) 6th stage
1589:yonhonme (四本目) 4th stage
1581:sanbonme (三本目) 3rd stage
1463:kyūhonme (九本目) 9th stage
1430:ropponme (六本目) 6th stage
1407:yonhonme (四本目) 4th stage
1395:sanbonme (三本目) 3rd stage
835:tsugi ashi (migi, hidari)
425:Dōjō at Kashima Shinden.
297:which overlaps the early
236:
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4674:Classical arts practiced
3770:January 9, 2016, at the
3365:by Masaru Iwasa. Japan,
2405:Schraplau, Saxony-Anhalt
1939:Sakai Sukenojo Masatada
1854:Jikishin Seitō-ichi-ryū
1746:gohonme (五本目) 5th stage
1740:comfortable circle sword
1713:nihonme (二本目) 2nd stage
1702:ipponme (一本目) 1st stage
1650:nihonme (二本目) 2nd stage
1642:ipponme (一本目) 1st stage
1597:gohonme (五本目) 5th stage
1573:nihonme (二本目) 2nd stage
1565:ipponme (一本目) 1st stage
1466:matsukaze hidari (松風 左)
1419:gohonme (五本目) 5th stage
1383:nihonme (二本目) 2nd stage
1371:ipponme (一本目) 1st stage
772:(中段の構) / seigan no kamae
577:Some practitioners wear
19:Not to be confused with
4339:Musō Jikiden Eishin-ryū
3367:SAMURAI-BUSHIDO SOCIETY
1914:Naganuma Goro Yasusato
1759:List of representatives
1738:enkaiken (enkai) (圓快剣)
1705:hassōken (hasso) (八相剣)
1490:hayafune hidari (早船 左)
914:nage (kotegaeshi, etc.)
281:(不動心) immovable heart.
4792:Japanese swordsmanship
4046:July 24, 2011, at the
4019:Aikido dojo Bratislava
3870:June 19, 2013, at the
3718:Kitüntetés és Dojo kun
3693:Kft., Wolters Kluwer.
3287:March 6, 2016, at the
1978:Sakai Kinjiro Tadaari
1843:Shinkage Jikishin-ryū
1802:Kashima Shin(kage)ryū
1707:eight directions sword
1551:
1478:matsukaze migi (松風 右)
1398:omokage hidari (面影 左)
1357:
1327:
1111:life and death are one
1019:
996:section (of this book)
712:
558:For outdoor practice,
434:
407:Daitō-ryū Aiki-jūjutsu
4787:Japanese martial arts
4437:Gyokushin-ryū Jūjutsu
4181:Japanese martial arts
4024:July 3, 2010, at the
3989:Dojo Nippon La Spezia
3946:Kishintai Aikido Dojo
1968:Matsudaira Yasutoshi
1931:(男谷下總守信友, 1798–1864)
1669:chotan ichimi (長短一身)
1584:kissaki kaeshi (切先返)
1549:
1502:hayafune migi (早船 右)
1356:fukuro shinai no kata
1355:
1336:fukuro shinai no kata
1181:natsu no tachi (夏の太刀)
1017:
740:te no uchi (手の内) grip
555:(足袋) when necessary.
424:
370:, and opened his own
4633:Ittō Shōden Mutō-ryū
4472:Hyōhō Niten Ichi-ryū
4318:Komagawa Kaishin-ryū
4269:Tenshinsho Jigen Ryu
3951:May 3, 2014, at the
3631:on September 1, 2017
3549:Bugei Ryuha Daijiten
2539:Naganuma curriculum
2252:Naganuma curriculum
2179:Present day practice
1960:(山田 次朗吉, 1863–1930)
1953:Sakai Jihei Tadaaki
1716:teiken (hissa) (提剣)
1410:omokage migi (面影 右)
1374:ryubi hidari (龍尾 左)
1248:chotan ichimi (長短一身)
1243:fuyu no tachi (冬の太刀)
1220:right-turn left-turn
1150:haru no tachi (春の太刀)
1087:right-turn left-turn
250:Japanese martial art
3837:"Sanshinkai Aikido"
3682:on August 24, 2017.
3369:, 2005, hardcover.
3234:Martial arts portal
3134:Rockville, Maryland
3060:Namiki Yasushi via
3031:Namiki Yasushi via
3002:Namiki Yasushi via
2973:Namiki Yasushi via
2944:Namiki Yasushi via
2915:Namiki Yasushi via
2827:Namiki Yasushi via
2796:Namiki Yasushi via
2765:Namiki Yasushi via
2734:Namiki Yasushi via
2677:Namiki Yasushi via
2648:Namiki Yasushi via
2335:Namiki Yasushi via
2001:(牧田 重勝, 1849–1914)
1993:(大森 曹玄, 1904–1994)
1943:Sakakibara Kenkichi
1653:itto ryōdan (一刀両断)
1645:hassō happa (八相発破)
1251:long-short one-body
1212:aki no tachi (秋の太刀)
1099:long-short one-body
341:Sakakibara Kenkichi
111:Current information
4661:Tenjin Shin'yō-ryū
4591:Kyōshin Meichi-ryū
4395:Yagyū Shinkage-ryū
4311:Kashima Shintō-ryū
3843:on January 9, 2016
3599:jikishinkageryu.eu
3159:Chicago, Illinois
2886:Namiki Yasush via
2542:Shinbukai - Tokyo
2023:(佐々木 玄宗, b. 1947)
1999:Makita Shigekatsu
1981:Kawashima Takashi
1945:(榊原鍵吉, 1830–1894)
1832:Shin Shinkage-ryū
1661:uten saten (右転左転)
1600:toppi-ouhi (突非押非)
1552:
1386:ryubi migi (龍尾 右)
1358:
1324:Jirokichi Yamada,
1189:one-sword both-cut
1186:itto ryōdan (一刀両断)
1155:hassō happa (八相発破)
1075:one-sword both-cut
1020:
924:uke-waza (protect)
860:seme-waza (attack)
709:Kimiyoshi Suzuki,
435:
431:Ibaraki Prefecture
201:Descendant schools
116:Current headmaster
25:Kashima Shintō-ryū
4769:
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4647:Shindō Yōshin-ryū
4626:Hokushin Ittō-ryū
4611:
4598:Tennen Rishin-ryū
4583:
4563:Yagyū Shingan-ryū
4458:Hontai Yōshin-ryū
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4177:Classical schools
3765:Sanshinkai Aikido
3625:The Asahi Shimbun
3507:978-4-418-07143-2
3217:
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2966:La Chaux-de-Fonds
2380:Friedberg, Hesse
2176:
2175:
2122:Suzuki Kimiyoshi
2059:17th headmaster:
2049:Sakai Katsuensai
2032:Ishigaki Yasuzou
2027:Terayama Katsujo
1865:Jikishinkage-ryū
1756:
1755:
1729:water wheel sword
1682:marubashi no kata
1676:Marubashi no kata
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1527:circle take/bring
1514:kyoku-shaku (曲尺)
1268:
1267:
1217:uten saten (右転左転)
986:
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802:chokuritsu seigan
685:
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614:shomokuroku (初目録)
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215:Shindō Yōshin-ryū
106:(鹿嶋市), Japan (日本)
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4521:Shindō Munen-ryū
4444:Heijo Muteki Ryū
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4409:Toda-ha Bukō-ryū
4346:Musō Shinden-ryū
4304:Kashima Shin-ryū
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2094:18th headmaster:
2062:Hayakawa Kōichi
2038:Suzuki Kimiyoshi
2012:Ōnishi Hidetaka
1970:(松平, 1835–1880)
1957:Yamada Jirokichi
1766:
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1079:cutting your ego
1000:Kimiyoshi Suzuki
989:Traditional kata
811:chokuritsu hassō
808:chokuritsu gedan
805:chokuritsu jodan
726:
710:
625:jomokuroku (助目録)
600:
383:Kimiyoshi Suzuki
356:Yamada Jirokichi
330:Kashima Shin-ryū
295:Muromachi period
241:
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173:Ancestor schools
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93:Location founded
86:Muromachi period
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2009:Sakai Tokutaro
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1541:kodachi no kata
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1296:Alpha and Omega
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1091:times of change
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770:chūdan no kamae
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664:shihandai (師範弟)
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417:Characteristics
311:Kage-ryū (Aizu)
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220:Shintō Musō-ryū
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192:Kashima Shinryu
182:Kage-ryū (Aizu)
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3845:. Retrieved
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3729:November 20,
3727:, retrieved
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3698:. Retrieved
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3020:Switzerland
2991:Switzerland
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2933:Switzerland
2904:Switzerland
2695:Netherlands
2666:Netherlands
2182:
2153:Naganuma-ha
2099:(岩佐勝, 1945)
2029:(1938–2007)
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2020:Sasaki Gensō
1775:Naganuma-ha
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4582:(1701–1800)
4493:Ittatsu-ryū
4421:(1601–1700)
4381:Tatsumi-ryū
4325:Kyūshin Ryū
4253:(1501–1600)
4225:(1401–1500)
4190:(1301–1400)
4076:Ōmori Sōgen
4030:translation
4016:(in Slovak)
3993:translation
3975:translation
3957:translation
3795:Koryu Books
3750:translation
3466:translation
3333:Koryu Books
3317:Koryu Books
3293:Koryu Books
3195:Ōmori Sōgen
3166:Ōmori Sōgen
2147:headmaster
2056:1926–1999)
2016:1906–1966)
1996:Nomi Hamao
1990:Ōmori Sōgen
1718:carry sword
1608:enkai (圓快)
1568:husei (風勢)
1525:enren (圓連)
1455:teppa (鉄破)
1444:teppa (鉄破)
1433:teppa (鉄破)
1422:teppa (鉄破)
1388:dragon tail
1376:dragon tail
1004:Jikishinkan
954:shin no uke
951:maki otoshi
929:nagashi uke
785:gyaku hassō
752:(構) posture
678:shihan (師範)
514:kaishakunin
350:(免許皆伝) and
320:(侍) called
139:Description
128:Arts taught
88:(1336–1573)
4776:Categories
4725:Juttejutsu
4683:Battōjutsu
4570:Yōshin-ryū
4556:Tamiya-ryū
4486:Isshin-ryū
4479:Ikkaku-ryū
4374:Tamiya-ryū
4360:Taisha-ryū
4262:Hōzōin-ryū
3862:(in Czech)
3253:References
3201:continent
3138:classical
3115:Shinbukan
3089:Shinbukan
3053:Winterthur
2879:Bratislava
2858:Shinbukan
2516:Shinbukan
2490:Shinbukan
2464:Shinbukan
2438:Shinbukan
2412:Shinbukan
2386:Shinbukan
2362:Shinbukan
2189:continent
2172:Makita-ha
2156:Shinbukan
1794:Makita-ha
1778:Shinbukan
1625:Koryū (古流)
1623:(刃挽之形) or
1504:early boat
1492:early boat
1340:tō no kata
1338:(韜之形), or
1306:Devanagari
1240:4th stage
1209:3rd stage
1199:afternoon
1178:2nd stage
1165:childhood
1147:1st stage
944:kaeshi uke
938:otoshi uke
902:ashi barai
850:kirikaeshi
838:soroe ashi
832:ayumi ashi
829:okuri ashi
789:waki gamae
581:(合気道着) or
543:(稽古着) and
523:(大太刀) and
485:semicircle
60:Foundation
37:(鹿島神傳直心影流)
4697:Hojōjutsu
4619:Fusen-ryū
4507:Mugai-ryū
4465:Hōten-ryū
4388:Tendō-ryū
4283:Jigen-ryū
4199:Chujō-ryū
3761:hōjō kata
3534:August 6,
3188:, Hawaii
2999:Hōjō, Tō
2995:Neuchâtel
2699:Amsterdam
2674:Hōjō, Tō
2636:Macedonia
2613:La Spezia
2565:Hōjō, Tō
2535:Kecskemét
2159:Seito-ha
2150:ryū name
1781:Seito-ha
1772:ryū name
1272:nio dachi
1227:maturity
941:harai uke
899:tai-atari
847:kosa-ashi
799:niō dachi
729:category
636:reikenden
568:hachimaki
566:(手拭い) or
560:jika-tabi
477:uchidachi
378:in 1876.
248:) of the
210:Daitō-ryū
4739:Kyūjutsu
4732:Kenjutsu
4704:Iaijutsu
4549:Suiō-ryū
4500:Kitō-ryū
4451:Hōki-ryū
4290:Kage-ryū
4276:Ittō-ryū
4140:鹿島神傳直心影流
4127:Archived
4124:鹿島神傳直心影流
4098:Archived
4079:Archived
4044:Archived
4022:Archived
3949:Archived
3868:Archived
3847:July 21,
3768:Archived
3746:鹿島神傳直心影流
3723:archived
3495:Archived
3443:Archived
3295:, 1997.
3285:Archived
3220:See also
3213:lineage
3204:country
3186:Honolulu
2874:Slovakia
2846:Slovakia
2758:Novi Sad
2531:Hungary
2505:Hungary
2479:Hungary
2457:Budapest
2453:Hungary
2427:Germany
2401:Germany
2377:Germany
2353:Germany
2300:Yokohama
2201:lineage
2192:country
2169:Nomi-ha
1965:(野見錠次郎)
1799:founder
1791:Nomi-ha
1322:—
1276:Buddhism
1258:old age
1233:cooling
1230:evening
1171:warming
1168:morning
1107:naginata
1034:(木剣) or
960:osae uke
935:ashidome
892:ashikiri
883:kesakiri
707:—
583:karategi
579:aikidogi
531:Clothing
481:shidachi
454:suriashi
387:Gōjū-ryū
368:Hokkaidō
322:Aisu Iko
313:styles.
309:and the
291:kenjutsu
279:fudōshin
259:kenjutsu
147:Kenjutsu
4760:Sōjutsu
4718:Jūjutsu
4711:Jōjutsu
4690:Bōjutsu
4430:Abe-ryū
4213:Nen-ryū
3797:. 2009.
3774:, 2010.
3335:, 2002.
3319:, 2002.
3104:Poland
3094:Europe
3082:Gryfice
3078:Poland
3068:Europe
3039:Europe
3010:Europe
2981:Europe
2952:Europe
2923:Europe
2894:Europe
2863:Europe
2835:Europe
2804:Europe
2773:Europe
2742:Europe
2727:Beograd
2711:Europe
2685:Europe
2670:Utrecht
2656:Europe
2625:Europe
2599:Europe
2587:Imperia
2573:Europe
2547:Europe
2521:Europe
2495:Europe
2483:Gödöllő
2469:Europe
2443:Europe
2417:Europe
2391:Europe
2367:Europe
2356:Berlin
2343:Europe
2312:Europe
2089:(伊藤雅之,
2064:(早川幸市)
2034:(石垣安造)
2014:(大西英隆,
1983:(川島 堯)
1278:called
1105:(槍) or
1040:shinken
932:suriage
886:kiriage
868:yokomen
564:tenugui
541:keikogi
525:kodachi
516:(介錯人).
493:gehanen
489:johanen
433:, Japan
318:samurai
285:History
271:Kashima
159:kodachi
104:Kashima
76:c. 1570
65:Founder
3505:
3420:
3373:
3299:
3247:Kobudō
3024:Zürich
2815:Serbia
2784:Serbia
2753:Serbia
2722:Serbia
2641:Skopje
2609:Italy
2583:Italy
2557:Italy
2328:Prague
2302:(横浜市)
2296:Japan
2276:(神戸市)
2270:Japan
2243:Japan
2216:Japan
2054:(並木靖,
1694:stage
1634:stage
1557:stage
1506:right
1482:right
1414:right
1390:right
1363:stage
1261:night
1131:tempo
1122:stage
1095:Winter
1083:Autumn
1071:Summer
1059:Spring
1036:bokutō
1032:bokken
871:dogiri
865:shomen
796:seigan
778:(八相の構)
766:(上段の構)
760:(下段の構)
735:other
732:basic
700:(級) –
673:menkyo
661:goku-i
651:kyōshi
545:hakama
537:kimono
521:ōdachi
506:suburi
471:Every
390:karate
376:katana
352:shihan
153:ōdachi
44:Ko-ryū
3210:kata
3207:city
3191:Hōjō
3162:Hōjō
3108:Toruń
3057:Hōjō
3028:Hōjō
2970:Hōjō
2941:Hōjō
2937:Basel
2912:Hōjō
2908:Aarau
2883:Hōjō
2851:Sereď
2824:Hōjō
2793:Hōjō
2789:Vršac
2762:Hōjō
2731:Hōjō
2703:Hōjō
2645:Hōjō
2617:Hōjō
2591:Hōjō
2561:Turin
2332:Hōjō
2286:Asia
2260:Asia
2249:(東京)
2247:Tōkyō
2233:Asia
2222:(東京)
2220:Tōkyō
2206:Asia
2198:kata
2195:city
2116:20th
2081:19th
2046:18th
2006:17th
1975:16th
1950:15th
1936:14th
1922:13th
1911:12th
1900:11th
1889:10th
1769:sōke
1697:name
1637:name
1560:name
1494:left
1470:left
1402:left
1378:left
1366:name
1319:baby.
1264:cold
1255:slow
1202:heat
1193:fast
1128:kōan
1125:name
906:atemi
875:tsuki
824:unpō
794:irimi
750:kamae
719:Kihon
606:level
593:Ranks
497:right
439:kendō
364:kyūdō
277:have
245:koryū
84:Late
4074:and
3849:2011
3731:2017
3702:2017
3662:2017
3637:2017
3607:2017
3536:2012
3503:ISBN
3418:ISBN
3371:ISBN
3297:ISBN
3182:USA
3156:USA
3130:USA
2509:Pécs
2274:Kōbe
1881:9th
1873:8th
1862:7th
1851:6th
1840:5th
1829:4th
1821:3rd
1810:2nd
1680:The
1412:face
1400:face
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