Haruna Matsuo (春名松男) Hakone Demo Uncut

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  • Опубліковано 7 вер 2018
  • Here we have another excellent example of the dynamic Tosa-based Eishinryu in the tradition of Yamamoto Harusuke. Haruna Matsuo (hachidan kyoshi) was born in Okayama prefecture during Taisho 15 (1926). Sadly, Haruna-sensei passed away in 2002 at age 76. This video was filmed in the year 2000 when sensei was 74 years old.
    Much like Sato Yosoichi, Haruna-sensei's iaido is a product of his own effort, combined with the expert instruction of the famous Yamashibu brothers. It is no surprise then that the multiple taikai champion Haruna-sensei represents a very fine model of the Yamamoto Harusuke style of Musojikiden Eishinryu.
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    ここでは山本晴介の伝承の中でも、豊田市に生まれ育った永新院の素晴らしい例があります。 大正15(1926)年に岡山県で生まれた松尾はるな(八幡京子)。 悲しいことに、春奈先生は2002年に亡くなりました。このビデオは先生が74歳だった2000年に撮影されました。
    はるな先生のイアイドは、佐藤義一と同じように、有名なヤマシブ兄弟の専門家の指導と組み合わされています。 それでは、複数の大会チャンピオンのはるな先生が、武蔵賢伝の山本晴介様の非常に上質なモデルを表現していることは驚きではありません。

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  • @Flashback_Jack
    @Flashback_Jack  5 років тому +1

    Luvs y'alls.

    • @RayBallisti
      @RayBallisti 5 років тому

      FBJ416 jkjp

    • @Flashback_Jack
      @Flashback_Jack  5 років тому

      You do not believe my love to be sincere? I'm crushed.

  • @dertodyami
    @dertodyami 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for uploading, Mike-Senpai!

  • @jose831117
    @jose831117 5 років тому +2

    Love it. Thanks for sharing

  • @victormcarrasco4821
    @victormcarrasco4821 5 років тому +1

    Touching.... ❤ Thanks for sharing. 🤘

  • @TheBudoAcademy
    @TheBudoAcademy 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you

  • @zyro7574
    @zyro7574 2 роки тому

    wow, i'll never forget seeing him for the fisrt time and still, his returning of the sword feels like stoping a title wave with one hand with no dought a master.

  • @teflondrunk
    @teflondrunk 5 років тому +2

    Nice.

  • @daimyo2k
    @daimyo2k 3 роки тому

    I was blessed to meet Haruna Sensei several times at the Sei-Do-Kai spring events. Was even luckier to be able to spend an afternoon being taught by Sensei directly in the art of Niten-Ichi Ryu.
    Watching this video, I had forgotten how TIGHT his iai was! Every movement measured and precise, truly an awesome experience to watch him swing some steel.

    • @Flashback_Jack
      @Flashback_Jack  3 роки тому

      Lucky. I just missed him by a few months. I started in 2002.

  • @gachan1970
    @gachan1970 5 років тому +1

    Arigato gozaimasu kono video o !!!

    • @Flashback_Jack
      @Flashback_Jack  5 років тому +1

      You're welcome, and thanks for subscribing. You're my 1,000th subscriber.

  • @zammd004
    @zammd004 3 роки тому

    Hanshi Tatersall was Hanshi Haruno's student and Jiushin Kan Malta was lucky enough to host Hanshi Tatersalll at our dojo on a number of occasions.Both Renshi Chris and Renshi Roderick Bajada still practice and teach both their style of Eishin ryu to this day. May they both rest in peace.

  • @zyro7574
    @zyro7574 5 років тому +4

    seeing Haruna iaido got me to brush up on my Iai. he was the best example of Iaido. i consider myself privileged to see a few mins of his work is there any more free link to his work.

    • @Flashback_Jack
      @Flashback_Jack  5 років тому +1

      Hard to come by. Possibly in the future I might post snippets of what video I do have, but no guarantees.

  • @stefanvangool3148
    @stefanvangool3148 5 років тому +2

    i love that fact that his Iaido is so strong even at such a high age. very impressive and rare to see

    • @Flashback_Jack
      @Flashback_Jack  5 років тому

      Indeed. It would be far stronger if he wasn't suffering from an illness at the time that he would eventually succumb to, two years after this video was shot. Haruna-sensei was always strong and he fought like a champ right to the end, practicing iaido like he was completely healthy, right up until his passing.

    • @stefanvangool3148
      @stefanvangool3148 5 років тому

      i know. it's a shame he had to pass away at such an early age. he has been a long inspiration for me as well, how he fighted on untill the end. i hope his students will pass on his legacy in the way Hanura Sensei would do

    • @Flashback_Jack
      @Flashback_Jack  5 років тому

      Oshita-sensei being the most visible of his students outside of Japan, most definitely yes -- Haruna's sensei's legacy is most definitely being carried on. In fact, his influence may be found all over the U.K., Canada and some parts of the U.S.

    • @stefanvangool3148
      @stefanvangool3148 5 років тому

      and here in the Netherlands. i practice the MosuJikiden Eishin Ryu myself, and have been given instructions by Oshita sensei as well

  • @Mustashi57
    @Mustashi57 5 років тому +2

    Thank you so much for sharing, he taught my Sensei Allan Tattersall, Haruna is as good as Allan said. It's a pity he's passed too he would have loved this.

  • @victormcarrasco4821
    @victormcarrasco4821 4 роки тому

    By any chance this year´s Embu took place? Or it got cancelled for SARS CoV-2?

  • @hamidmoradi8379
    @hamidmoradi8379 Рік тому

    im from iran i like this master ❤

  • @vytautaskunevicius9731
    @vytautaskunevicius9731 4 роки тому +1

    many masters placed Katana for all times, after reached an enlightenment, or state of mind "no master, no Katana". on the lower level, "in one" with Katana, Samurais in the struggles showed the power of "live" Katana. no an enlightenments, no battles, times of show, of tradition the "squatting mind" with Katana. what from respect to Katana, the master will never done.