Love it. The essence is simple..You run into a group of enemy, who are usually lightly armoured and cut them down as you run along, shrieking like a banshee. Its not a duelling style, not a style for one on one. Its a style to cut down as many of the enemy as you can, as quickly as you can.
”正座、 礼” "Seiza, Rei", means to sit in "seiza" position on the knees and then bow, "rei", which is a greeting and sign of respect to the teacher and fellow students. ”黙想” "Mokusou", is a form of meditation that can be as long or as brief as you need it to be, but the point is to clear your mind of unnecessary things and focus on practice. In the video, they did a combination of sitting in seiza, brief mokusou, then bowing with rei.
Kondo Isami who was a bureau chief of the shinsen-gumi said, "Never defend the First blow of a jigen-riyu" They trained a powerful blow by such a method. we can't understand in the only view of modernistic kendo.
Jigen-ryu was very effective style used in battle during the Meiji Restoration. Yeah, they look and sound pretty silly whacking a bundle of sticks. But imagine yourself back then, as a samurai on the battlefield with a Jigen-ryu swordsman charging at you. He is screaming at you like a mad man, his eyes say "I don't care if I die, as long as I take you with me" and is about to bring a cold steel blade down on your face with arms that were conditioned by a few thousand strikes with those heavy sticks on a daily basis for years.
@@ColdNapalm42 they can also do diagonal cuts. this was the feared ryu during that time. take note that even soldiers and shinsengumi feared this, and they are soldiers...
@@Keevas2123 the way they are holding their weapons, the diagonal cut is steep...and highly telegraphed. So...yes side step is your friend. Also, if this phased professional soldier of the era, that say more about how bad the warriors of that era is more than anything else.
@@ColdNapalm42 you clearly don't realize how sword fighting works in real life. And you just base on this video. Hundreds years have passed since the original technique used by actual people. Over the decades some technique transform from practical use to more artistic use. Watch hema videos and kendo. Although the practical use for war in kendo in war was gone, just imagine if you can sidestep.
@@Keevas2123 this is NOT BLOODY KENDO. I am judging this on what they showed...not what might have happened 800 years ago. You might not be the warrior wannabe you think you are if you can't judge the effectiveness of techniques as you see them...along with how to counter them. Especially something as simple as a side step when your opponent is holding their weapon in a manner that allows for VERY limited movements. And yeah this is once again NOT KENDO. Also if you don't know that kenjitsu is the HEMA equivalent for JSA...or that there are kenjitsu schools that spar to pressure test their techniques and just bring up kendo...not sure you should be lecturing me on effectiveness of techniques...or anyone really.
I love this style! It’s cognitively and physically fluent. All the chopping and lunges must make these people’s fingers, wrists, forearms, shoulders, back, core, quads, calves, and feet/ ankles extremely strong! I addition, from all that running around, their endurance/stamina must be off the charts. This is similar to chopping wood and sledgehammer work. I don’t use a sword, but I do use a hanbo and jo, and this style could improve my strength with those weapons. No, this style is not silly or ugly! Didn’t Musashi kill Sasaaki with one stroke from a carved down boat oar? Think about it!
I hope that someday Japan will get absolute sovereignty from usa. Today Japan loosing its historical identity. Look at these real men- honorable traditionalists that saving Japan culture. Banzai!
I met to him before, He was intelligent and kindness, Also I training other budo, but he respected other styles. Thank you Wada san you were a Samurai.
Raxapheon Not to mention that each sword is crafted to have its own identity. Also, there is the forging stage, sharpening stage and polishing stage. Each stage can take months depending on the end result that each of them strive for.
canal muito bom. excelentes matérias e reportagens, tem me ensinado sobre a cultura japonesas muitas coisas que não aprendi por outros lugares. bacana demais!
I think this is a good example of: "I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." And the thing is, the Satsuma Clan had literally thousands of warriors who practiced this 1,000,000 times.
This is the silliest martial arts practicing I have ever seen, I think it seems to be perfect for those who have watched way to much anime. Still I would not want to get hit by one of these guys.
lemondrop Just pick on the guy with dyslexia and who's writing in his second language, that's perfectly fine. No problem at all. None. *Starts to cry loudly and viciously, then runs away howling.*
You should learn a little bit more about this marshal arts. May be this was the most practical Kenjutsu in end of Edo period. Many samurai were killed by Jigen-ryu. Even Shinsen-gumi said that avoid first attack of Jigen-ryu. Imagine, 2m in front of you, anmy draw the sword and attack you by swinging the sword from ground to your body....... Many people laugh at Jigen-ryu. But samurai of Satsuma was the strongest samurai in Japan.
BizenKiyomitsu Well, killing samurais is something I personally don't have much use for. I would rather learn some kick boxing or karate, where I don't need a big fucking stick (wooden) with me if I would need to defend myself. But as I basically said, I don't doubt that it's effective as long you have a stick. But it still looks fucking stupid.
Kendo is changed sports from Kenjutsu. This Jigen ryu is real kenjutsu as sword martial arts. Anyway sword arts must swing a sword from up to down. This movement shoud be fast and strong. So this training of smashing wood is very rational. And those sticks are special kind of tree. The gathered woods are specially strong to be tapped by wood sword. While the wood sword also stronger than casual wooden sword as Bokutou. The samurai who killed English men riding on horse at Kanagawa in 1865, was JIgen ryu specialist. When English men went to cross the road in front of the convoy of Satsuma lord without concius of manners to Lord, the samurai killed english men by jigen ryu instantly as a second.
Many Kenjutsu styles were actually soft in application and were heavily sought after because they got great results in combat. With no muscular tension, you rely on skeletal alignment and using your core (hips) for power and can maneuver more efficiently. But with so many different Kenjutsu schools it’s important to remember that they existed for so long because they used their methods with success, despite the very different methods.
Why would you practice chopping something? Would an enemy lay on the ground like that and let you chop them? Or are they practising how to chop pigs for their barbeque?
It's to build up strength, as when you first pick up a sword, it's not likely that you're going to be able to behead someone. (not that you would need to do anything like that these days, but its part of the art none-the-less)
Major reason is that Jigen-ryu is aiming KILLING enemy by first strike. Then it is very normal focusing on to practice imaging first strike. Second reason is keeping concentration by continuous striking. They are not just swinging wooden bar. In each strike he must put full of his spirit and concentration. Then naturally his sprit and concentration will be strengthened. Third reason is when Jigen-ryu was started, samurai must wear heavy armor (20~25Kg). And then, they had to fight several hours. (After battle of Sekigahara, Sep. 1600, samurai of Satsuma escaped for 1000km.) They diffinitely need strong and tough body. This training also suit for such purpose. They are preparing for battle, not prparing for BBQ.
Why would you practice at a pistol/rifle range, with targets "just standing there"? Why would you practice making model airplanes? Why would you practice bowling? Practice shooting hoops? Batting cage? Putting green? Wood working? Practice anything in life? Answer: To Improve Yourself as a person, and as a competitor.
Why would you hit a heavy bag to train for boxing or MMA? You're right. Jigen-Ryu swordsmen should hit a human partner as hard as they can in the head or shoulders with a two-handed overhead stroke of a thick, heavy, hardwood rod.
二の太刀要らず、抜即斬、自顕流のこういう脳筋なところ好き笑。
華麗さや見栄を大事にする流派より断然良い。
示現流は型だけでなく、鍛錬法まで残っているのは凄いよね。
示現流の派生が自顕流だけどね。構えの蜻蛉も自顕流の方が高い位置だし。
ついでにいうと薬丸自顕流の型は精々が9か10ほどなので誰でもすぐ覚えられる。
鍛錬法が示現流のほぼ全てと言っても過言ではないですしね
示現流は上級武士
薬丸自顕流は薩摩出身の幕末志士、下級武士に広まったもの
剣道だと｢右手打ち｣は真っ直ぐに打てなくて悪い癖とされるけど、真剣での戦いならこのシンプルなスタイルは強いよね
@@izumi.hayato シンプル戦法で兵士全体の底上げ出来ると考えるととても良い流派だね
切っ先を見て。走りながらなのにブレてないでしょ？他の流派なら走りながら構えたら、切っ先が大きく揺れて真っ直ぐ打てない。
でも薬丸示現流は独特の持ち手(術理)で克服している。
新撰組が初太刀は受けるな！と言ったのも納得の術理だよね。受けたら体勢を大きく崩されて滅多打ちされるんだから。
それよ
刃筋合っていようが無かろうが一撃で致命傷を与えるストロングスタイル、いやぁ蛮族です（誉め言葉）
Love it. The essence is simple..You run into a group of enemy, who are usually lightly armoured and cut them down as you run along, shrieking like a banshee. Its not a duelling style, not a style for one on one. Its a style to cut down as many of the enemy as you can, as quickly as you can.
薬丸示現流はあの木刀の持ち方もそうだよね。基本あの持ち方であの構えで攻撃オンリーっていうイメージ。
郷土の誇りが感じられる。
防いだ刀が頭にめり込んで死んだなんて恐ろしいにも程がある
この映像を見る限り、少なくとも今の薬丸自顕流ではそんなことできないでしょうな。
とても一撃必殺を狙ってるとは思えないぬるい打ち込み。声張り上げてるだけ。これじゃ骨どころか肉もろくに斬れなそう。
@@とと猫-r6uやってから言え
@@とと猫-r6uこれを当時の死をも恐れぬ薩摩隼人が極めたらこわすぎる
鯉登少尉だ……
4:26 That's the shortest meditation session I've ever seen!
It's a greeting procedure. You do this to greet and show your respect for the sensei(teacher).
It is called Seiza Rei.
Mokuso, yeah I was thinking that too
It isn't meditation. It is seiza rei.
”正座、 礼” "Seiza, Rei", means to sit in "seiza" position on the knees and then bow, "rei", which is a greeting and sign of respect to the teacher and fellow students. ”黙想” "Mokusou", is a form of meditation that can be as long or as brief as you need it to be, but the point is to clear your mind of unnecessary things and focus on practice. In the video, they did a combination of sitting in seiza, brief mokusou, then bowing with rei.
剣士であり絵師でもあった和田先生はとても素敵な御方でした。
地面の上が稽古場ってイイね
生き残ることを考えない。死ぬまでどれだけ敵を倒すかが肝要とか…
当に戦場の剣だ
殺されるより先に敵を殲滅すれば無敵理論
Kondo Isami who was a bureau chief of the shinsen-gumi said,
"Never defend the First blow of a jigen-riyu"
They trained a powerful blow by such a method.
we can't understand in the only view of modernistic kendo.
銃とか兵器が無かったら最強の剣術なんだろうな
二の太刀は不要！という、”死”を常に意識したその姿勢こそが、この流派の極意なのだ！！と思いました。
za ya なんか八極拳みたい
@@Fujisan8786
八極拳はまだ常人ですよ。
ちゃんと技とか考えてるけど。
こっちはとりあえずぶっ殺す。ですから。
詳しくは忘れてしまいましたが新撰組(?)では自顕流の一太刀目は是が非でも躱せと言い伝えられていたそうな…
@大川内武志
言ってることは示現流ですが、豊久はタイ捨流の使い手なんですけどね。
流派は違えど、ああいう狂気じみた闘争心は薩摩隼人なら誰でもあるものって事なんでしょう。
大川内武志 そう言う心意気だからこそ相手を斬り殺して生きて帰ってこれるんだろうなぁ
最初の一太刀にかけるから、迷いなく攻撃出来る。これが示現流の強みですね
最初の一太刀にかけることを相手が察知すれば、相手にとって最初の一太刀を見切ることが容易になり、それは弱点になる。
@@HollyNihon 間髪開けずに死ぬまで2発目以降を叩きつけてくるんやで。1発目を凌いだとしても守りに入ってしまえば負けがほぼ確定するんよ。実際の示現流の武士は鍛錬のほぼ全てを筋力向上に費やしてるから。この動画の人たちより振りが速いし重い。
Interesting piece. Its good to see them keeping a tradition alive.
This form of kenjutsu was needless to say interesting. Very different from the forms I've seen. Learn something new everyday.
This dude started from high school till an old man. Very, very impressive commitment.
型の少なさ、シンプルさ、覚えやすさが前線で戦う下級武士にマッチしてるなー
でもクソ強いからなぁかっこいいし
@@銃を持ってるクマ
理心流の達人で新撰組局長の近藤勇でさえ｢示現流は基本的に逃げてもいい｣と言った位ですからね
敵前逃亡は切腹の新撰組においても逃げる事がゆるされる相手という事なのでよっぽどでしょうね
軍隊の格闘や戦闘技能も「単純で強力」が基本らしいので、現代兵士でも通ずるものがあるかもですね
Jigen-ryu was very effective style used in battle during the Meiji Restoration. Yeah, they look and sound pretty silly whacking a bundle of sticks.
But imagine yourself back then, as a samurai on the battlefield with a Jigen-ryu swordsman charging at you. He is screaming at you like a mad man, his eyes say "I don't care if I die, as long as I take you with me" and is about to bring a cold steel blade down on your face with arms that were conditioned by a few thousand strikes with those heavy sticks on a daily basis for years.
Doesn't sound silly every warrior should have spirit or a war cry in battle.
@@ColdNapalm42 they can also do diagonal cuts. this was the feared ryu during that time. take note that even soldiers and shinsengumi feared this, and they are soldiers...
@@Keevas2123 the way they are holding their weapons, the diagonal cut is steep...and highly telegraphed. So...yes side step is your friend. Also, if this phased professional soldier of the era, that say more about how bad the warriors of that era is more than anything else.
@@ColdNapalm42 you clearly don't realize how sword fighting works in real life. And you just base on this video. Hundreds years have passed since the original technique used by actual people. Over the decades some technique transform from practical use to more artistic use. Watch hema videos and kendo. Although the practical use for war in kendo in war was gone, just imagine if you can sidestep.
@@Keevas2123 this is NOT BLOODY KENDO. I am judging this on what they showed...not what might have happened 800 years ago. You might not be the warrior wannabe you think you are if you can't judge the effectiveness of techniques as you see them...along with how to counter them. Especially something as simple as a side step when your opponent is holding their weapon in a manner that allows for VERY limited movements. And yeah this is once again NOT KENDO. Also if you don't know that kenjitsu is the HEMA equivalent for JSA...or that there are kenjitsu schools that spar to pressure test their techniques and just bring up kendo...not sure you should be lecturing me on effectiveness of techniques...or anyone really.
I love this style! It’s cognitively and physically fluent. All the chopping and lunges must make these people’s fingers, wrists, forearms, shoulders, back, core, quads, calves, and feet/ ankles extremely strong! I addition, from all that running around, their endurance/stamina must be off the charts. This is similar to chopping wood and sledgehammer work. I don’t use a sword, but I do use a hanbo and jo, and this style could improve my strength with those weapons. No, this style is not silly or ugly! Didn’t Musashi kill Sasaaki with one stroke from a carved down boat oar? Think about it!
I find it pretty intense when a martial art does not have any defensive moves. Take as many as you can before you die? Hardcore man!!
薩摩刀ってやっぱりよその刀より長いし、重そう。言い伝えでは示現流の一太刀目は必ず避けろと言われてますよね。
一の太刀を防いだら自分の刀の峰で頭蓋を割られて死んだなんてこともあったとか。
wiki情報だけど刀で防げば刀ごと体を斬られ、そのまま受けたら巻藁の如く一刀両断
薬丸示現流だと抜刀時の下からの斬り上げが防御困難で対処が難しい
受け止めたら死ぬので一撃目は絶対に避けろと新選組内で通達があったとか、、、
精神鍛錬の剣術ではなく超実践剣術だからそもそもの思想が他と違いすぎる。
みんな、ゴールデンカムイ
読んできたんやな
俺もやで
痛かったなー
、兜割れてワシの頭も
切られたもんよ
この間、薩摩藩士の家から出た無銘の脇差買ったけど、他の脇差より重かったです。
鹿児島のニュースで自顕流の披露会の様子が出たけど、短刀での斬り込みの風景が出たから、脇差を使う自顕流もあると思います。
コロナ明けたら郷中教育と自顕流を習いに行こうかな
Really cool! Gotta respect them keeping their tradition/culture alive and well.
古武術は胡散臭い所多いけど、これはガチだから凄いね
江戸時代、泰平の世になり戦が無くなった。結果、お武家様、お侍様方々は、みんな暇を持て余した。
現代で言う自衛隊として、「訓練が仕事」になった。
その、「訓練の仕事化」とは、つまり「武術 剣術のスポーツ化 競技化」、その変化の過程で胡散臭さを内包する事になったのかな。「実戦を知らない開祖が考案した型」、実戦で勝つよりも、「精神修練」を重視し宗教的な内容に変化し、現代の剣道や柔道なんかにも稽古の中に瞑想がある。
瞑想で強くはなれんわな。
そんな事するより、１回でも多く、木刀を振った方が良い。
@@せろモタ 朝に三千、夕に八千…。初太刀のみをそんだけ稽古すれば才能のない人でもそれなりのバケモノになるよね。
やることを絞って繰り返し鍛錬し、先鋭化し迷いを捨てさせる事で、誰でも実戦で活躍できる剣士に育てる。超実戦的だよね。
@@せろモタ 史上最強の剣豪と言われる、生涯無敗であった宮本武蔵は瞑想を重視し、剣禅一如という言葉を作った。柔道や剣道で瞑想を行うのは脳の神経回路の性能を高めるためであり、宗教とは何の関係もない。訓練の量は多すぎると疲労が蓄積して動きが鈍くなる。訓練の最適量は個人差があり、多くの制約条件の中で訓練の最適量を決めるには高度な数学技術を駆使したコンピューターシミュレーションが必要である。
木刀を振るだけの練習をいくらやってもすぐに限界が来る。踏み込みの瞬発力を向上させるには、腰にチューブをつけての１０ｍダッシュの反復、ウェイトリフティングのスナッチの練習、走り幅跳びの練習、などが必要。持久力を高めるにはボクサーが行う長距離走が必要。鍔迫り合いで押し負けないためには、ベンチプレス、スクワット、デッドリフトなどのウェイトトレーニングが不可欠だ。
@@miturusatozaki5490 静止物を打ち込むだけの訓練法では相手との間合いを操作する技術や相手の攻撃に対する防御技術を習得することは不可能なので全く実戦的ではない。基礎練習である打ち込み反復練習に加えて、剣道のように相手との立会い稽古をするこそがもっとも実戦的である。さらに、瞬発力、持久力などの基礎運動能力を向上させる訓練も不可欠だ。
@@HollyNihon ご高説は素晴らしいですが、「剣禅一如」は沢庵和尚ですよ。
神奈川生麦村で、島津久光の大名行列に割って入った馬上の英人を切ったのが、
奈良原喜衛門。彼は、示現流そのものに、下から切り上げ、馬上の英人は
腹から贓物を垂らしながら逃げたが、直ぐに落馬する。奈良原は追いかけとどめを刺す。
これ、結構難しい。示現流だから出来たのだ。
生麦事件だよね
あの斬った人、剣豪だからなぁ
示現流以外の剣士に同じ状況でできるか否か実験をして実験結果を評価して見なければ分からない。
実験をすれば、示現流よりもはるかに上手くできる流派があるかもしれない。
HollyNihon 無いよバカ
そんな実験しても、その人自身の技量がわかるだけで流派として示現流よりうまいとはならんよ。そもそも、走りながら相手を切り捨てることを前提においた流派が示現流くらいなんだから
ゴールデンカムイから来ました(鯉登少尉)
6:32フリーザ
もっと剣術とか一般に普及してほしい
ナルト大好き
サムライの国ですね
剣道を空手みたいにしたらいいのに
7:20〜 妙円寺参りの歌だ！！
Wonderful piece.
楽しそうでなにより。
その一太刀で全てを込める。奥が深い
どうしても歴史の真髄を伝えつつ殺意を抜きたい優しい人
という努力だけが見えてしまう
こんな連中がズラリと横並びして猿叫しながら突撃してくるの想像しただけでちびる
泰三子さんの「ダンどーん」読んでて気になりこの動画を観てます😊
Their technique of intimadation reminded me of the character Matahachi Honiden from the book Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa.
示現流の最大の特徴は構えだよね。走りながら斬れるように変わった構え刀の柄を手首につけると刀身がブレにくいから真剣だったら命中率が変わってくるし…。
I hope that someday Japan will get absolute sovereignty from usa. Today Japan loosing its historical identity. Look at these real men- honorable traditionalists that saving Japan culture. Banzai!
UrbanSurviving love live japan !!!! fuck china and korea!!
What the hell......
I agree with you.
that's right
thx
too short ;( i love martial arts and cultural stuff. really interesting. u should show some karate too.
I met to him before, He was intelligent and kindness, Also I training other budo, but he respected other styles. Thank you Wada san you were a Samurai.
I actually really liked his illustrations. :)
My five year old nephew is apparently a master of this “art.” He likes to run around yelling and beating things outdoors with sticks
Looks like quite the fine community to be in :)
5:33 my wife when i didn't do dishes
ほんとの戦いってこういう事なんだろうな。理屈じゃない。
Bjj Ikeda これは命が軽い国だからできる戦術。旧日本軍とか薩摩とか中国とかね。命を度外視したら恐怖を捨てて突っ込むのがきちんと理屈で練兵するより一番安上がりだから。
@@takananoonaka 命が軽い国な訳ないだろう。じゃあ、命が重ければ武士達が死ななくなるとでも？
何かを守るために戦場に行くんだから、自分の命より他の人の命を優先するんだよ。
一人で敵をより多く殺せれば、結果的により多くの味方を生かすことに繋がる。
侵略が目的の戦争なら自分が死ぬのは嫌だろうけど。
Bonne embiance de travail.👍
Super entraînement aux champs de bataille .
was looking for an authentic Katana the other day, it cost $20k.... Didnt know Katanas were so expensive
Real katanas take months to forge, and the avaliavility of forge masters is really scarce
Raxapheon Not to mention that each sword is crafted to have its own identity. Also, there is the forging stage, sharpening stage and polishing stage. Each stage can take months depending on the end result that each of them strive for.
A real historical katana can easily cost $50k, one from a well known swordsmith easily $5m...or more...
Dean Bellamy Yes, it is the must well crafted blade weapon for that reason
Raxapheon
I smell bullshit.
That was actually...really interesting
クッソ強いのに島津の殿様から好かれなかった模様
まじかw
@@readme-exe
叫びなら叩きまくる稽古風景を見て｢これウチの藩で使うの？こんなキチガイ剣術嫌だ｣と言った模様
シンプルが故に実戦的だな
Nice , more please!!!.
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canal muito bom. excelentes matérias e reportagens, tem me ensinado sobre a cultura japonesas muitas coisas que não aprendi por outros lugares. bacana demais!
乾杯の時の掛け声チェストーて笑笑
やってみたいねぇ
Is there a web site sell the sword bags the person is carrying? Thank you very much.
Seido and Tozando. Very high quality
小手先の技がないのがいいよね。
The uppercut is like hiten mitsurugi style
Since the Heian period. Wow, that's a pretty old style.
ここに修行しに行きたいなwww
Risuke Otake - True Sword Master
I think this is a good example of:
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times."
And the thing is, the Satsuma Clan had literally thousands of warriors who practiced this 1,000,000 times.
示現流と薬丸自顕流を混同してるのかと勘ぐってしまうコメントあるな。
鉄パイプ持って喧嘩しても強そう
ビッグダディかとおもたw
本人たちは凄くまじめにやってるんだろうけど
きぇぇぇ～～～～↑とか聞くと笑っちまう
+サツマンゆっくり実況チャンネル
もっとカッコよく掛け声あげる練習した方がイイと思うんだよね
それは映像の中だから。刃物とか脳卒中とか交通事故とか、非日常を目の前にしたらなかなか対応できないぜ。
konチャン カッコ良さは求めてないんだよなぁ
@@kon6944 門外不出剣術の使い手がこの奇声を上げながら襲ってきたら君のビビると思うよ
バカ発見バカ発見
0:49から1:40自分用
i like his illustrations.
This style seems kind of inefficient
Where can I find his illustrations?
絶対楽しい、、
No defensive techniques? Do they die after one kill?
2:05 that shit is old but still in good condition.
this is unique style this attack movement if you are not fast he will cat your head
I would love to know what he is saying.
this video has closed captioning! Click on the "CC" on the youtube video and it will add english subtitles.
お寺でやった事あります、
最初はキツイですが、慣れれば楽しいですよ
More vids from VICE Japan! Yay ^^
今期アニメREVENGERの主人公は2話の冒頭でこれの練習をしてたのか！ 4:54
5:35
失礼ですが笑ってしまった
6:40 Kimori shihan?
wow.. wtf did i just watch.. that was weird..... screaming like a maniac and hitting some bamboo with a stick...
Imagine them chasing you like that dude, slaying peeps.... would be scary as heck
Lmao Cuz ur stupid so u cant understand.
剣道ではなく、剣術なんやね
熊本市の地震は大変のようです！自顕流の皆様もご無事だと願っております。
熊本、ガンバレ！
鹿児島やぞ
@@takoyakiwent ですよね！
あんまり聞いたことない
This is the silliest martial arts practicing I have ever seen, I think it seems to be perfect for those who have watched way to much anime. Still I would not want to get hit by one of these guys.
Material arts? Do you mean martial arts?
lemondrop lol, indeed.
lemondrop Just pick on the guy with dyslexia and who's writing in his second language, that's perfectly fine. No problem at all. None. *Starts to cry loudly and viciously, then runs away howling.*
You should learn a little bit more about this marshal arts. May be this was the most practical Kenjutsu in end of Edo period. Many samurai were killed by Jigen-ryu. Even Shinsen-gumi said that avoid first attack of Jigen-ryu.
Imagine, 2m in front of you, anmy draw the sword and attack you by swinging the sword from ground to your body.......
Many people laugh at Jigen-ryu. But samurai of Satsuma was the strongest samurai in Japan.
BizenKiyomitsu Well, killing samurais is something I personally don't have much use for. I would rather learn some kick boxing or karate, where I don't need a big fucking stick (wooden) with me if I would need to defend myself. But as I basically said, I don't doubt that it's effective as long you have a stick. But it still looks fucking stupid.
我の武装はボルトアクションライフルで塹壕に潜んでいる夜だとする。
泥にまみれ息を殺した薩摩が突如、奇声をあげて突貫してくるとする。
無理やん。
まあ、そうやって西南戦争では、農民出身の政府軍兵士は、大量に犠牲になったわけやな。
Kendo is changed sports from Kenjutsu. This Jigen ryu is real kenjutsu as sword martial arts. Anyway sword arts must swing a sword from up to down. This movement shoud be fast and strong. So this training of smashing wood is very rational. And those sticks are special kind of tree. The gathered woods are specially
strong to be tapped by wood sword. While the wood sword also stronger than casual wooden sword as Bokutou. The samurai who killed English men riding on horse at Kanagawa in 1865, was JIgen ryu specialist. When English men went to cross the road in front of the convoy of Satsuma lord without concius of manners to
Lord, the samurai killed english men by jigen ryu instantly as a second.
Many Kenjutsu styles were actually soft in application and were heavily sought after because they got great results in combat. With no muscular tension, you rely on skeletal alignment and using your core (hips) for power and can maneuver more efficiently. But with so many different Kenjutsu schools it’s important to remember that they existed for so long because they used their methods with success, despite the very different methods.
佐伯泰英の小説にでてくるよね
ビックダディ老けたなぁと思ったら全然違う人だった
薩摩は半分が士族系といいますから、薬丸自顕流、ですか初めて知りました、薩摩は古武道の流派はもっと多様にあるのではないでしょうか？
1vs10の剣術、英国と戦争までした薩摩的そのものだなああと、しっくりきました、しっくりこなかったのは先日の衆議院補欠選挙、薩摩人が薩摩的でなくなってきている事実も有る
Why would you practice chopping something? Would an enemy lay on the ground like that and let you chop them? Or are they practising how to chop pigs for their barbeque?
It's to build up strength, as when you first pick up a sword, it's not likely that you're going to be able to behead someone. (not that you would need to do anything like that these days, but its part of the art none-the-less)
Major reason is that Jigen-ryu is aiming KILLING enemy by first strike. Then it is very normal focusing on to practice imaging first strike.
Second reason is keeping concentration by continuous striking. They are not just swinging wooden bar. In each strike he must put full of his spirit and concentration. Then naturally his sprit and concentration will be strengthened.
Third reason is when Jigen-ryu was started, samurai must wear heavy armor (20~25Kg). And then, they had to fight several hours. (After battle of Sekigahara, Sep. 1600, samurai of Satsuma escaped for 1000km.) They diffinitely need strong and tough body. This training also suit for such purpose.
They are preparing for battle, not prparing for BBQ.
Why would you practice at a pistol/rifle range, with targets "just standing there"? Why would you practice making model airplanes? Why would you practice bowling? Practice shooting hoops? Batting cage? Putting green? Wood working? Practice anything in life? Answer: To Improve Yourself as a person, and as a competitor.
Why would you hit a heavy bag to train for boxing or MMA?
You're right. Jigen-Ryu swordsmen should hit a human partner as hard as they can in the head or shoulders with a two-handed overhead stroke of a thick, heavy, hardwood rod.
凄いね！
anyone else immediately think of sword master of melee island? :s
近所の公園でやってたら怖いな
I bet these are the kinds of guys you see getting hacked up in samurai movies. Preferably kill bill or yojimbo.
Its just like Sekiro, but in real life.
初太刀躱され攻撃されたらどう対処するのか気になる…
潔く死ぬ
布川示現流、本木示現流もあるのかな、マジマジ薬丸マジ？
SERIOUSLY?! This looks like the sort of thing some real samurais might teach to peasant cannon fodder
That is the purpose of jige-ryu.
実際の戦闘力を高める事が目的ではなく、先人達と同じ稽古を真剣にすることによって、精神の鍛練を目的としてる感じがするね。