Danke für das wundervolle Video. Dieses Haus hat eine lebendige Ausstrahlung selbst nach so langer Zeit ohne Bewohner . Es währe eine Bereicherung für Schüler an so einem besonderen Ort karate zu lernen . Dieser Ort hat eine gute Schwingung.
This is amazing. A video that takes us in the footsteps of historic karate masters, the places where they lived and trained. You read these stories in books, but thanks to you we can now actually visualize the locations. To me this is incredible. Thank you for this!
Thank you so much for posting this video. I recently came across shuri te dojo but never heard of the style. I hope you post more videos regarding this style.
Growing up in Japanese karate I'm so glad to see your interest in the roots of Okinawan karate! I'm sure there are many similarities in the physical but quite a difference in cultures..
5:00 As a woodworker who LOVES Japanese carpentry, that place is more beautiful than most people would even notice. Thanks for going in and showing us. I'd love to see the woods and know their species and see some of the original joinery holding the structure together.
Love your videos, the relaxed movement of the old masters in some of the other videos has really helped my jiujitsu. Also this training facility is SO beautiful. Thanks for the great content! Also, someone should open a restaurant called Shuri Wok.
I have a question I’ve seen a lot of karate people fighting and they typically have very weird stances that don’t look very stable in a fight it’s just a question?
peple like Lyoto Machida and Stephen Wonderboy Thompson are good examples of Karate fighters who use stances like that, just with small modifications. There are tons more fighters that come from Karate, GSP (Kyokushin), Chuck Lidell (Koei-kan, Kenpo), etc. -but their stance evolved into more Boxing/MMA The reason stances today look flimsy is partly cause teachers today would probably get sued in most of the suburbs they teach in for assaulting a child if they checked stances like they used to. I hear even some Muay Thai schools are affected by this. To illustrate my point further, I came from an Okinawan Karate school where they would check your legs with kicks to see how stable you are, if you failed to block, you'd get popped in the face like I did by being distracted - by my own teacher, and this is at 11. I was allowed to ice for five or ten minutes. Fast forward two years, and I'm in a dime-a-dozen suburban Shotokan school outside of Chicago where the teacher only checked your stance by tugging on your belt a little, and legit rushed over when my fist barely tapped my partner in the belly. If my teacher, by accident, popped a kid from the suburbs like he did with me - the suburbs would've made sure he had jail time and his license revoked.
I see you doing well in historical karate videos like Jesse does except you are Japanese prob read and talk better id assumed therefore I think you could find better hidden gems
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Danke für das wundervolle Video. Dieses Haus hat eine lebendige Ausstrahlung selbst nach so langer Zeit ohne Bewohner . Es währe eine Bereicherung für Schüler an so einem besonderen Ort karate zu lernen . Dieser Ort hat eine gute Schwingung.
This is amazing. A video that takes us in the footsteps of historic karate masters, the places where they lived and trained. You read these stories in books, but thanks to you we can now actually visualize the locations. To me this is incredible. Thank you for this!
Incredible 🥋
Thank you so much for posting this video. I recently came across shuri te dojo but never heard of the style. I hope you post more videos regarding this style.
Growing up in Japanese karate I'm so glad to see your interest in the roots of Okinawan karate! I'm sure there are many similarities in the physical but quite a difference in cultures..
5:00 As a woodworker who LOVES Japanese carpentry, that place is more beautiful than most people would even notice. Thanks for going in and showing us. I'd love to see the woods and know their species and see some of the original joinery holding the structure together.
Thank you for sharing, your filming and excellent translations. Keep up your great work
Nice it was cool seeing these historical sites in the detail you were able to.
The ancestors of martial arts 👊
Beautiful place
You need to post more historic videos like this, they are very informative 👍
Fascinating history, great video
Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
Love your videos, the relaxed movement of the old masters in some of the other videos has really helped my jiujitsu. Also this training facility is SO beautiful. Thanks for the great content!
Also, someone should open a restaurant called Shuri Wok.
This is AMAZING!
Can we have the plans to building a Sokon Matsumura karate house. I really want my dojo to have that look.
Excellent video.
hello from algeria OSS.
I really enjoy those videos much Better than the "reaction" ones.
Me too 😁
Reaction videos always suck except for Dr Mike
Very interesting :) Many thanks :)
Are you going to react to season five of cobra kai when it comes out?
Lovely
Thank you to let us visit these places very interesting plus i want to say that i find you very handsome
so is restoration underway for the castle after it burned down?
I googled it, and it said they might finish rebuilding by 2026.
Shuri Castle was completely destroyed in 1945 and then rebuilt.
ENTER THE DRAGON PART TWOOO
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This place survived the war!?!
I have a question I’ve seen a lot of karate people fighting and they typically have very weird stances that don’t look very stable in a fight it’s just a question?
peple like Lyoto Machida and Stephen Wonderboy Thompson are good examples of Karate fighters who use stances like that, just with small modifications. There are tons more fighters that come from Karate, GSP (Kyokushin), Chuck Lidell (Koei-kan, Kenpo), etc. -but their stance evolved into more Boxing/MMA The reason stances today look flimsy is partly cause teachers today would probably get sued in most of the suburbs they teach in for assaulting a child if they checked stances like they used to. I hear even some Muay Thai schools are affected by this. To illustrate my point further, I came from an Okinawan Karate school where they would check your legs with kicks to see how stable you are, if you failed to block, you'd get popped in the face like I did by being distracted - by my own teacher, and this is at 11. I was allowed to ice for five or ten minutes. Fast forward two years, and I'm in a dime-a-dozen suburban Shotokan school outside of Chicago where the teacher only checked your stance by tugging on your belt a little, and legit rushed over when my fist barely tapped my partner in the belly. If my teacher, by accident, popped a kid from the suburbs like he did with me - the suburbs would've made sure he had jail time and his license revoked.
Depends which type of karate.
English subtitles did not do "shuri" any justice. 😆
Hi
Tatami mats the real ones are the ones ken practitioners use except they are soaked to expand and the tatami we use are just judo mats?????????
Bushi Matsumura....
I see you doing well in historical karate videos like Jesse does except you are Japanese prob read and talk better id assumed therefore I think you could find better hidden gems
Sokon used to hide from his wife there, more likely. And you spell wrong the word awamori, it's not tee-ee-ey.