薙刀、長巻、眉尖刀 NAGINATA,NAGAMAKI,BISENTO

世界中に数多くの弟子を持ち、武神として慕われ、崇められる初見良昭。DVD化第一弾は、薙刀、長巻、眉尖刀。六尺棒、槍、小太刀と学び、その理を会得した後に学ぶと言う­薙刀の秘術を徹底解説。さらに特典映像として、1995年に一年間に渡って行われた薙刀のセミナーから、宗家が実演してみせた演武のエッセンスを収録している。

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Sports

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• 格闘技
• 武道
• 忍術
• 武神館
• bujinkan
• MASAAKI
• HATSUMI

[DonRubinjo]

LOL



[ForzaAquila]

@sanke00001 sorry i don't want to discuss this lol there's nothing really to discuss he's old yes, he's slow yes, he's a man yes. my observation makes syllogistic sense.

[sanke00001]

@ForzaAquila Really? That's all you've got to add? Ok, if you're not interested in a discussion, that's fine by me :)

[ForzaAquila]

@sanke00001 i doubt you have either honestly.

[sanke00001]

@ThegnThrand When you say 'real' I assume you're referring to the fact that it's made of metal. I highly doubt that the bisento he was using was sharped, as it didn't open up the leg of his last uke, when he made the finishing strike. Also, I doubt that Hatsumi would really care about a comment on youtube regarding his skill. More likely he'd just add an extra bit of pain if he ever trained with that person at the honbu ;)

[sanke00001]

@ForzaAquila I doubt you've seen much of Hatsumi's movements, because that old bag can move like nothing else. He's got an....interesting, lets call it, style of teaching, but there's no doubt that the guy can move.

[sanke00001]

@FaridYM Well, you could call him a grandmaster, if you wanted to, as Hatsumi is an amazing marial artist, but as for the last one, that's debatable.

There are two other major ninjutsu organisations around, the heads of which could also be considered masters, if you want to say it like that.

The terms master, grandmaster etc aren't so easily applied when referring to classical JMA systems. You're more likely to find terms like Soke or Menkyo Kaiden. Anyway , I think I've gone on long enough ;)

[FaridYM]

isn't this guy the last living ninja grandmaster?

[mendo2jp]

使いこなせてないじゃないっすか？

[CentredOne]

Why is this crap recommended to me