17th All Japan 8-dan Kendo Championships - Final - Eiga Naoki vs. Matsumoto Masashi
Вставка
- Опубліковано 24 кві 2019
- -- SUBSCRIBE --
-- SUPPORT OUR WORK --
You can help me produce more videos via donations on:
- Patreon: / kendoworld
You can also support us by sharing our videos with your friends and spreading the word about our work.
-- CREDITS --
2018-Kendo_World
-- ABOUT US --
Kendo World is devoted to Japanese budo (martial arts), and the dissemination of its vast practical, philosophical and historical aspects to the non-Japanese speaking community.
Although our primary focus is kendo, we also cover iaido, naginata, jodo, jukendo and tankendo, as well as other koryu (classical martial arts). Kendo World publishes books and articles of cultural and historical significance on various subjects related to budo.
Kendo World gathers an international network of experienced martial artists spread across Japan and the world. The Kendo World Team is constantly trying to improve not only the quality of the publications, but the strength of the international kendo community. We would like to thank you for your interest in Kendo World, and look forward to seeing you in our different events.
-- FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA --
Facebook: / kendoworld
Twitter: / kendoworldmag
Instagram: / kendo_world
-- CAN I EMBED YOUR VIDEOS ON MY WEBSITE? --
Of course, you can embed our videos on your website. You can also hare our videos on Facebook, Twitter, Reddit etc. Subscribe to our channel and like our videos with a thumbs up.
#kendo #kendoworld #kenjutsu - Спорт
KENDO IS THE GREAT MARTIAL ART OF THE ALL TIME
Thanks. 😎🉐🀄
i love kendo my friend is the best yay :)
where is it the dojo kendo of the Sensei Grand Master NAOKI EIGA 8 TH DAN KENDO ANSWER ME PLEASE
Hokkaido police
Why was the first nuki men at 8:25 not counted??
Opponent's shinai was on his kote the entire time
@@andrewhan4016 I don't understand. Could you explain this to me?
Maybe Because in the wrong time
Maybe its just me but the winning men seems to be below the monouchi... how did that count? but what do I know about this level. Matsumoto sensei seems equally baffled cos he too expected a men at this distance to not be counted hence his comfort with no reacting to it.
I'd say it was done exactly with the monouchi, and Matsumoto did react, just not correctly. He seemed to be going for tsubazeriai after the initial men instead of expecting a second strike.
ippon is not only physical but also spiritual.
Nice kote men