Ninjutsu Soke Toshitsugu Takamatsu Teaches Techniques IV

[darktee]

How tall was he?

[ZZaiBoT2011]

But "Hatsumi Maasaki" is really good too i think noone is better than Hatsumi Maasaki now of "Bujinkan/Ninjutsu"

[ZZaiBoT2011]

I think Takamatsu should be better than Hatsumi now if takamatsu will be alive

[beiss2]

JUDO CHOP

[JoePerezFilmDirector]

Watching this is a lesson from the ghost of Takamatsu, the way the timing of the shuto opens at the moment of impact is unlike how I've seen it in training, here it is not seen until it is felt, it's invisible. The way he invests his body into the movement is like a reed swaying with the wind, he merges himself into the action and becomes the movement. Thank you Takamatsu.

[niloneske]

Though I'm still impressed by Hatsumi's technique and teachings, I think that "Kikaku" was the last of Ninjutsu and I don't think we'll ever see anything like him again.

[fr33za33]

the way he moves is incredible. He's like a robot. His shuto's are just so strange. It's like crazy skilled damage.

[hhiras21]

omote sutooo!!!

[kjsh987]

por siempre el mejor, un verdadero luchador

[BryceDawkins]

Dos palabras: Que chingon.

[JOAKINGARZ2]

TAKAMATSU  IS A LEGEND

[horrorcobra]

Increíble Takamatsu sensei.

Muy buen video y gracias por compartirlo.

[Rich0008]

this is a time portal to the past.  Takamatsu was one of the greatest martial artists of all time.