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Kampai Budokai

Junto

A lot of variation in distance and scenario for this kata.

On standing, you can draw the left foot up to the right, or the right one back to the left, depending on the distance.

There are various ways of raising the sword.

When an assistant is present to clean the sword, it is not necessary to let the blood drip off in gedan, but then chinugui is more to the side.



There are various ways to bring the sword over the shoulder:

Continued:

The old way of raising the sword into the cut was like this:

A more modern, simpler version:

A different way of raising the sword into the cut:

From behind:

Continued - chinugui to the side, so the assistant can wipe the blade:

On rising, you can move forward or back. If you move forward, there is another backward step to end the kata. Bow to the corpse.

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Articles

  • Introduction to Iaido
  • Jodo
  • Miyamoto Musashi: life, art, writings, kenjutsu
  • Sven's trip to Kyushu
  • Bloodgrooves and blade stiffness
  • The Satsuma Biwa
  • Book of five elements
  • Tool to convert shaku, cm and inch
  • Examples of Ju Jitsu (pdf)

Technique descriptions

  • ZNKR Jodo
  • Uchida ryu tanjojutsu
  • ZNKR Reiho
  • ZNKR Iaido
  • Niten Ichi ryu Hyoho
  • Muso Shinden Omori ryu
  • Muso Shinden ryu okuden tachiwaza
  • Shinkage ryu iai
  • Tamiya ryu Iaijutsu
  • Two new ZNKR seitei iai kata
  • Tachi uchi no kurai (Eishin ryu)
  • Tachi uchi no kurai (Muso Shinden ryu)

Reviews

Books

  • Reading list
  • Decouvrir le Iai-do by J. Lobo, S. Santoro, ed. R. Habersetzer
  • Pierre Delorme's Iaido and Kendo books
  • Kenjutsu, the Art of Japanese Swordsmanship by Charles Daniel
  • Aiki Tessen Jutsu by Hiro Mizukoshi

Videos

  • The Sword of Aikido by Saotome Mitsugi
  • Self Defense Aikido by Obata Toshishiro
  • Nishio Aikido by Shoji Nishio

Seminars

  • Amsterdam 1996 Iaido Seminar
  • Lee Seminar, 1996
  • Guelph 1997 Seminar
  • Sittard summer seminar, 1998
  • Nakakura seminar, 1998
  • Amsterdam 2000 Jodo & Iaido Seminar

Events

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  • Flower festival

Links

https://www.kampaibudokai.org