Hi, Kaz! Love the video and editing! The translations are also very good! Thank you for making this art form accessible to english speakers and people of other cultures! Tradition must never die!
The slight difference of the head cut position makes a huge difference for suburi indeed. Thanks for a great detailed vdo. Cant wait for the breathing part
Thank you so much for this. And we really respect the way you speak Japanese at your Dojo, one of the reasons my wife and I are attempting to learn Japanese but it's not easy 😔 Mind you if things were easy there would be no worth or knowledge gained 🙂 Great video as always, trying to catch up with all your old ones. Keep up the good work so we can all in our own way keep your culture alive as it should always be. Without people like you we would have no imput on the culture especially the Kobudo arts (I hope that's right) Where we live there are no places to practice so your teachings are priceless. So thank you. Take care. Stay safe. 🙏 Kate and John.
Great explanation and very detailed. It is notorious the similarity with kendo, learning more about Itto ryu , I think I will be able to add more quality to my kendo. Thank you very much for this excellent video KAZ!
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love the description of strategy behind the technique. Watching old samurai movies with this deeper knowledge makes them so much better.
Great to watch thanks again to your sensei and you for sharing the art with us all
Hi, Kaz! Love the video and editing! The translations are also very good! Thank you for making this art form accessible to english speakers and people of other cultures! Tradition must never die!
Fantastic! More like this please. Take care!
Great! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
The slight difference of the head cut position makes a huge difference for suburi indeed. Thanks for a great detailed vdo. Cant wait for the breathing part
Great to learn the theory behind the kamae!
Thank you so much for this. And we really respect the way you speak Japanese at your Dojo, one of the reasons my wife and I are attempting to learn Japanese but it's not easy 😔 Mind you if things were easy there would be no worth or knowledge gained 🙂 Great video as always, trying to catch up with all your old ones. Keep up the good work so we can all in our own way keep your culture alive as it should always be. Without people like you we would have no imput on the culture especially the Kobudo arts (I hope that's right) Where we live there are no places to practice so your teachings are priceless. So thank you. Take care. Stay safe. 🙏
Kate and John.
ありがとうございます
Great explanation and very detailed.
It is notorious the similarity with kendo, learning more about Itto ryu , I think I will be able to add more quality to my kendo.
Thank you very much for this excellent video KAZ!
Kendo is kenjutsu lite .
Just brilliant...a masterful explanation in a way even I could understand it...the sign of a true master.
Sense's sense is very charismatic. He must be a humorous person in life, is he?
It is amazing to see him relax and smile and casually do great sword art.
He is a very great person.
@@SAMURAIKAZARTSDo you learn any of these cuts in Ono Ha Itto Ryu?
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The 8 cuts?
Thanks for sharing this :-)
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