Kendo World 6.4

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Bunkasha International

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491_9784907009052

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Content in this issue:EditorialBy Michael Ishimatsu-PrimeIn the editorial, Michael Ishimatsu-Prime reflects on visiting the 109th Kyoto Embu Taikai in May and discusses some of the highlights, most notably the participation of the last two Hanshi 7-dan sensei who are 99 and 90 years old, and also the bout between Sakudo Masao-sensei and Hamasaki Mitsuru-sensei which was the epitome of katte-utsu - win and then strike. The upcoming Sport Accord Combat Games that will be held in St. Petersburg, Russia, is also discussed along with Olympic kendo.Kiwada Daisuke InterviewBy Blake BennettKENDO WORLD EXCLUSIVE!! Staff writer Blake Bennett visited the Osaka Police training centre to interview the current All Japan Champion, Kiwada Daisuke. Kiwada discusses his motivations, difficulties and aims in kendo.Hanshi SaysHanshi Says is a popular series in which Japans top Hanshi teachers give hints of what they are looking for in grading examinations based on wisdom accumulated through decades of training. This issue features Aoki Hikoto-sensei from Oita prefecture who passed the 8-dan examination in 1987, and was awarded the title of Hanshi in 1995. He talks about the importance of cultivating ones overall capacity and using seme effectively.Nuts ?n Bolts of Kendo: Effective Training Methods - KirikaeshiBy Nakano Yasoji (Hanshi 9-dan)In this article, Nakano-sensei discusses the importance of kirikaeshi and points to consider for both the kakarite and motodachi.sWords of Wisdom: Remember, then forgetBy Alex BennettHozoin Inei was a Buddhist monk at the Kofuku-ji temple in Nara who founded a prominent school of sojutsu (spearmanship) known as the Hozoin-ryu. This article discusses Ineis encounter with another renowned warrior of the Warring States period called Kani Saizo, and a valuable lesson that he taught him.Reidan Jichi: Kihon Dosa - Part 4By Oya Minoru (Kendo Kyoshi 7-dan)Kihon-dosa, or basic movements, refers to kamae, footwork and manipu

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