Inoue Kyoichi is the current Hontai Yoshin ryu soke, his teacher was his father the 18th Hontai yoshin ryu soke - Inoue Munetoshi. You can read a great article about the lineage of Hontai yoshin ryu at hontaiyoshinryu.it/history-of-hontai-yoshin-ryu/
![Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto-ryu Kenjutsu [4K 60fps] - 47th Japanese Martial Arts Demonstration](/img/n.gif)
Awesome!! Pretty impressive!
May i ask, where do you get all the great footage from?:o
It's Inoue Koichi sensei present soke of Hontai Yoshin Ryu Jujutsu
Would love to find more from this teacher, not coming up in a Google search. Any insight would be appreciated
Inoue Kyoichi is the current Hontai Yoshin ryu soke, his teacher was his father the 18th Hontai yoshin ryu soke - Inoue Munetoshi. You can read a great article about the lineage of Hontai yoshin ryu at hontaiyoshinryu.it/history-of-hontai-yoshin-ryu/
Excellent I was able to recognize the Togakure usage of kukishin in Bo, yari, naginata skills.
No you weren’t as they use it completely differently. Which is an issue with the bujinkan
👎 I have given you this. @@Bb5y
Anyone able to translate what each of these is?
The Shaolin does it better
You spelled *different* wrong
That what your girl said
Kukishin bo is meant to fight against a katana, not for flashy dashy movie spin moves. Every move has a purpose. Real combat can look boring.
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Shaolin stick fighting is more flashy than Japanese bo-jutsu but not as practical.