Art of the Japanese Sword

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Description: Martial arts demonstration: katanas and the art of Japanese swordmanship. www.japanesemartialartscenter.com, www.artofjapaneseswordsmanship.com Share with friends
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iamfromjapan ::: Favorites i do not know if i am right but doesnt ninjutsu go up to 15 i am not sure i am a rokudan in eishin ryu iaido what style do you take? 07-05-13 01:19:41 _____________________________________________________
priori2ude ::: Favorites I don't know about ninjutsu. However, I'm a yankyu in eishin ryu iaido. I love it so much! 07-05-13 11:07:12 _____________________________________________________
firstigerr ::: Favorites ooooooohhhhhhhh...yay!? cutting through a stick. 07-05-27 00:44:50 _____________________________________________________
heyfatnigga ::: Favorites can someone tell me how to make a tatami mat roll? 07-06-01 22:53:37 _____________________________________________________
priori2ude ::: Favorites I think all you do is you soak the mat in water overnight, then take it out, roll it up like a rug and tie it on both ends. Then you can cut through it with your sword. 07-06-04 21:02:20 _____________________________________________________
freedomsoldier187 ::: Favorites hahaha lol 07-06-06 02:59:22 _____________________________________________________
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cloudsRniceC0M3 ::: Favorites kill bill yea .... 07-06-08 16:47:36 _____________________________________________________
genei09 ::: Favorites almost, roll it first, put on 5 ties, soak in water for about 15hrs. 07-06-15 15:38:00 _____________________________________________________
scopeophile ::: Favorites if I recall traditionally, they used the decapitated bodies of prisoners hung up like scarecrows, but with one arm above them - the last test for the sword & swordsman was the lopping off of the hand... I think there were around ten/twelve cuts meant to be made in total. And yes bamboo would be really hard to cut through if it was kept soaked... as would any fairly densely fibered wood. 07-06-17 18:53:30 _____________________________________________________
ediondon1 ::: Favorites ninjas r cowards the real warriors r the SAMURAIS!!! 07-07-05 12:51:32 _____________________________________________________