52 Masters: Tomohiro Arashiro and Okinawan Ryuei Ryu Karate

In this episode William Christopher Ford trains with and interviews Ryuei Ryu Karate master, Sensei Tomohiro Arashiro. Enjoy!
A huge thank you to Joe Kawasaki for the final edit on this episode.
"Code Red" composed and performed by Andries De Haan and used by permission.

[@danilodibujo]

Wow!!!! I´m one of Arashiro´s student in Argentina. I loved this interview and video!
Is great to see Arashiro Shihan is having some recognition.

[@magnumopus7199]

Been down the Ryuei Ryu rabbit hole thanks to this interview. Fascinating art.

[@albertavedissian327]

Thank you Sensei William for a great interview with master Tomohiro Arashiro.We met at Bob's big boy last week in Toluca lake with my wife .I thank you for your great program.I get to learn a lot from you taking the time to travel and Interviewing all the great teachers.Hopefully soon I can come down to Torrance and learn from you.Thsnk you
Oss🙏🥋

[@dropsofink1336]

This was a wonderful interview. Thank you for putting this together.

[@arturomadrid2268]

Great interview to one of the greatest Karate Sensei on the Karate World

[@thehastingsdojo2332]

great to see you back sensei, keep up inspiring us all to train hard and smart

[@Stiwinter]

Very nice... Uechi Ryu would be nice to have on your series...
My Sensei (Shihan Philip Hoskins, Godan) teacher is Kyoshi Ken Washington, Kyudan in Uechi-Ryu..
We are in NC, Sensei Washington is in Florida.. we cherish our Uechi-Ryu..
Would be awesome to have him on the series, if he would agree.... Thank you..

[@Ninjaturtle199]

Aw yes new episodes love it

[@kevinhouse1960]

Great interview. The Kobudo style I studied (Hayashi-ha) Kenshin-ryu, draws from Ryuei-ryu in some of the Kata. Interesting style. He seems very humble for such a accomplished Karate Master.

[@eliotquintana9802]

Like fighting style intview his country

[@frankcolwell3593]

I'd love to see u interview sung Jin su mirae kuk sool won from San Francisco 9th dahn master

[@fourscorpio]

Wonderful interview, William! I loved learning more about a lesser known Okinawan style.