Learning Musashi Miyamoto's Enmei-Ryu (once thought have died out)

[tmme1234]

Please watch my new video:

Korean Martial Arts: Why and How They Steal Other Countries' Martial Arts

watch?v=E7l2Ezy2RAw&context=C3­0ebce4ADOEgsToPDskIKNLjY112npE­U7wGzum6S0

[SeanShannohan]

@tmme1234 This was a great video. I know there is another martial art that uses wooden katanas and the sport is called somthing other than Kendo. This s not Kendo, correct? Ilive in America and it is hard to come by a Kendo dojo and when one does they are publicly riddiculed if they join. Honnor in a sport like this is worth joinging if your heart is in it though. I may never become an expert fighter in Kendo or what ever this sport may be, but I would like to some day.

[tmme1234]

@SeanShannohan

This is Ken Jutsu, the original form of martial arts before it evolved into Kendo to be more safe in practicing.

But this is rather a unique school using two swords. Watch this:

watch?v=FfhtYKQ-iU0

This may interest you more.

[SeanShannohan]

@tmme1234 Ah Yes, yes, Ken Jutsu is the name. I knew you would know. Thank you. I doubt that there are any Ken Jutsu schools in America, which is disappointing. If I were to take up a martial art I would rather take up Ken Jutsu, but beggars can't be choosers I suppose. I am familiar with Musashi Miyamoto's style and am aware that his school still exists. W

I dose not seem that you gave me the full link though. I can not find the video. Thanks again.

[NamiwakiruX]

@SeanShannohan There are plenty of Kenjutsu schools in America, though I imagine, fairly spread out and maybe a little hard to track down. Most major schools usually offer the main three branches of Kendo, Iaido and Kenjutsu