SENSEI: Masters of Okinawan Karate Series Two #4 - Hidetada Ishiki

[@cherryartstudio]

Ishiki sensei and his wife Miyoko sensei are both fabulous... I recommend their dojo in Okinawa 🌴👏🏻

[@Alexacardcaptors]

Absolutely fantastic! Ishiki sensei's Dojo is more than just a Kobudo school; it's a tight-knit family. Ishiki sensei and Miyoko-san are mentors beyond being teachers. Their dedication and the amazing community they've cultivated deserve sincere gratitude ❤

[@jinbukanvenezuela6768]

Excelente su explicación, permitame felicitarle y desearle crecimiento, larga vida y felicidad

[@brianwilliams8033]

Another great video. Theses masters have so much to share, it’s a pleasure to be able to watch them.

[@OkinawanSpirit]

Thanks Brian. We should have Higaonna Sensei's video completed by the end of the week too.

[@mohananchandroth3129]

Blessings from India 🇮🇳 ❤.

[@griseklon]

Always a pleasure! Thank you for your very important work!

[@Reihokan_student]

Excellent work as always. Thank you for sharing this latest piece.

[@davidmatthews2983]

Any details for the tour in Australia? I would love the chance to further my kobudo, and I am and live in Australia 🇦🇺

[@sensei2187]

Sensei ishiki come down to Australia most years for an annual kobudo camp in Wollongong, it is very interesting to learn and see what he does.

[@mandingincito]

Thanks you for another great video. OSS

[@MJRLHobbyStuff]

Blessings from Hawaii

[@celineboyet8527]

Arigatou gozaimasu 🙏🏻👼🏻🧚🏻‍♂️✨💫

[@ambulocetusnatans]

What is the name of the weapon at 12:30 that looks like a Guan Dao? I didn't know about this weapon in Okinawa. Is it maybe related to Chinese Kung Fu?

[@OkinawanSpirit]

I'm not sure, but I expect it is a weapons related to protection of Shuri Castle during the Ryukyu Kingdom. Very likely to be a Chinese influenced weapon.

[@robertogarcia1374]

Awesome video. What a cool dude.

[@sensei2187]

Hi! I have trained with Sensei Ishiki before and he called it the Naginata which is a very elegant weapon. Hope this helps (:

[@ambulocetusnatans]

@@sensei2187 That's cool. That sounds like a fun training. I should have figured it was called Naginata, but I thought it looked a little different.