It's 2016 and I am officially opening the doors to Shinkan-ryū Kenpō. I wish to spread the good teachings and experience of Japanese iaijutsu and kenjutsu around the world. Everyone that wants to learn properly, should be able to enjoy the practical and interesting techniques of our bujutsu. I hope people will enjoy this endeavor with me.
Learning Japanese sword combat is challenging and interesting.
Impermanence, The Mind, and the Truth
After every meditation session my teacher, with his eyes still […]
Iaido Tachi & Seiza Waza
Demonstrations of unique iaijutsu and complimentary techniques between standing and […]
Mushin State of No Mind In Martial Arts
I would like to express my thoughts on the concept […]
Kata: Classical Japanese Samurai Training Method
Bujutsu Kata Training in martial arts can be done in […]
Maai; Combative Space-timing
Teaching maai 間合い, the ideas of combative spacing and timing […]
Waza: Quality or Quantity?
Waza Waza Everywhere In our respective martial arts systems, we […]
What Is A Good Senpai In Budō?
I have discussed teachers and students within martial arts. The […]
Be Thankful.Be Earnest In Bujutsu & Life
Be thankful for your mistakes, failures, and blunders. They are […]
Seven Points For Learning Martial Arts
I am often thinking about how to learn bujutsu productively. […]
Martial Arts Creator Origin Myths of Japan
Japanese Koryū Creator myths; becoming enlightened and making up a […]
Pain & Training In The Martial Arts
Pain & Training Pain is a universal dilemma. Especially for […]
The Mind According to Saito Yakuro of Shintō Munen Ryū 斎藤弥九郎神道無念流
「武は戈を止むるの義なれば少しも争心あるべからず」斎藤弥九郎神道無念流練兵館 Saito Yakuro, Shindō Munen Ryu instructor of the famous […]
