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Masaaki Hatsumi – Stockholm Taikai 1988

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This was the first time Hatsumi Soke visited the land of the Vikings. Accompanying him was Oguri Shihan, Nagato Shihan, Noguchi Shihan and Navon Shihan who also acted as the translator. The theme was Taijutsu and weapons.

One DVD total playing time is 60 minutes in NTSC system and region free.

Thanks to Sveneric Bogsäter who allowed us to reproduce this video to DVD, now you to can get a copy of this great historical video document from the first Swedish Taikai.…

Masaaki Hatsumi – Stockholm Taikai 1988

From Budoshop.se by budoshop

This was the first time Hatsumi Soke visited the land of the Vikings. Accompanying him was Oguri Shihan, Nagato Shihan, Noguchi Shihan and Navon Shihan who also acted as the translator. The theme was Taijutsu and weapons.

One DVD total playing time is 60 minutes in NTSC system and region free.

Thanks to Sveneric Bogsäter who allowed us to reproduce this video to DVD, now you to can get a copy of this great historical video document from the first Swedish Taikai.…

Verticle Tachi stand

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Vertical sword stand for short or long swords. Keeps swords out of the way and reduces chance of someone bumping into it. Flat black finish with rubber foot padding on base.

Vertical sword stand for Short swords to long swords. Keeps swords out of the way and reduces chance of someone bumping into it.

Flat black finish with rubber foot padding on base. Phillips head screw driver required for assembly.

Height 580 mm
Width 170 mm
Depth 310 mm…

Verticle Tachi stand

From Budoshop.se by budoshop

Vertical sword stand for short or long swords. Keeps swords out of the way and reduces chance of someone bumping into it. Flat black finish with rubber foot padding on base.

Vertical sword stand for Short swords to long swords. Keeps swords out of the way and reduces chance of someone bumping into it.

Flat black finish with rubber foot padding on base. Phillips head screw driver required for assembly.

Height 580 mm
Width 170 mm
Depth 310 mm…

Cleaning set for swords

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Cleaning set for swords. Wooden display/carry box with a Brass Awl and Hammer to dismantle sword, Rice Paper for cleaning and oiling, Extra Large Uchiko (Powder ball), Bottle of choji oil, Plastic Container to store oiled cloth.

Cleaning set for metal swords.

– Wooden display/carry box
– Brass Awl and Hammer to dismantle sword
– Rice Paper for cleaning and oiling
– Extra Large Uchiko (Powder ball)
– Bottle of choji oil
– Plastic Container to store oiled cloth…

Cleaning set for swords

From Budoshop.se by budoshop

Cleaning set for swords. Wooden display/carry box with a Brass Awl and Hammer to dismantle sword, Rice Paper for cleaning and oiling, Extra Large Uchiko (Powder ball), Bottle of choji oil, Plastic Container to store oiled cloth.

Cleaning set for metal swords.

– Wooden display/carry box
– Brass Awl and Hammer to dismantle sword
– Rice Paper for cleaning and oiling
– Extra Large Uchiko (Powder ball)
– Bottle of choji oil
– Plastic Container to store oiled cloth…

空間と間合 Space and distance

From Kabutoshimen by Toryu

Yoroi in Honbu DojoWhen attacking with a straight punch for example you do not want to enter the opponents space square on. Because the defender can easily counter directly with a strike before you even get your hand out as a guard.

When moving in to his space you should already be in kamae to protect your kuukan. The body moves you forward and you extend the punching arm and hit the opponent.

You should hit through the target and not more. If you put your foot under or behind where uke was standing you are striking too deep. Maybe you unconciously do that because you know that he will step back. In reality you do not know that, so you should train there after.

One way of measuring the correct distance is to lean forward into the strike in a good “punching kamae.” Then bend the striking arm so that the elbow just touch the opponents chest. This is the “correct” distance.…