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I Made Myself a Full Body Rogue Armor!! I have always wanted to become an rogue so I wanted to create myself a costume that truly depicted the badass fantasy ro...gue I believe I am in some alternate universe (In this universe I am way too clumsy ) Super happy with the final result though, let me know if you liked it! See more

Examining striking from within b furi gata.

Extrait de Sanmyaku N6 ( Vol 3 N1 ) Edition Anglaise de Peter King

Our heart goes out to the students of take Risuke Sensei, guardian and teacher of the Tenshin Shden Katori Shint ry. It goes without saying that his model ...as a teacher and martial artist has deeply inspired all of us who follow a true path in Bud, regardless of discipline or tradition. We are thankful that the many students of this cultural treasure will continue on preserving his work, and his spirit will illuminate for generations to come.

Longer workouts are better for burning fat, right? WRONG. There’s a specific workout that takes less than 20 minutes to activate the metabolism and it keeps o...ur bodies burning fat for 2 days after it’s over! That means less time working out more fat burning. I’ll explain how it works in the video below:

Ura Kote Gyaku Kihon Gyaku Waza Renshu.

I have some amazing news to share. Yesterday morning I had a wonderful 20 minute phone conversation with Quintin Chambers. He is in good health (considering his... age) and still living here in Hawaii. He is retired from teaching ESL at UH, but still teaching Shinto Muso Ryu Jodo on a limited basis when not in Covid lockdown. While on the call he reminisced about the 10 years he and Donn Draeger trained together with Hatsumi Sensei in the 60’s and early 70’s. I told him the Stick Fighting book he did with Hatsumi Sensei is still my favorite book on hanbo and is required reading in my Dôjô. He said he had to climb a tree to get the overhead shots, which was very uncomfortable and he almost fell out several times. I gave him a short update on what is happening in Japan, as well as a personal message from Hatsumi Sensei. I also gave him best wishes from some of the original Hawaii Bujinkan students who trained with him here in the 80’s-90’s. He asked me to give Hatsumi Sensei, Ishizuka Sensei and everyone of the old timers that may remember him his best regards. He also sends Aloha to all of us training in the Bujinkan and to that first group of Buj students living in Hawaii who also trained with him in the late 80’s-early 90’s: Robert Abilia (Hawaii Boy), David King, Shane Layton and Kelly Leighton. We plan to meet in person for coffee after the restrictions are lifted and I hope to interview him more in depth. I would appreciate it if any of you living in Japan would pass this message from Chambers Sensei to Hatsumi Sensei, Ishizuka Sensei and others who may know him. That was the start of another awesome day here in Paradise! See more

Tachi Nagare standing flow

CARACTERÍSTICAS DA ARQUITETURA JAPONESA: O mais importante e fundamental da característica da arquitetura japonesa está baseada no uso adequado de vários tipos... de madeira, o que gera diversos desejos de estudos e apreciação sobre as técnicas construtivas e a expressão artística. O termo arquitetura japonesa refere-se, geralmente, àquelas estruturas de madeira tradicionais que atravessam os séculos. Em oposição à arquitetura européia representada por aqueles edifícios que representam a grande fase de crescimento do Japão, inclusive aqueles que surgiram na Era Meiji, até os dias de hoje. Podemos classificar essas edificações como: - Santuários Shinto - Templos Budistas - Habitações antigas - Palácios - Castelos e - Casas de Chá. : Foto de Edison Takagaki JAPANESE ARCHITECTURE CHARACTERISTICS: The most important and fundamental characteristic of Japanese architecture is based on the proper use of various types of wood, which generates different desires for studies and appreciation of construction techniques and artistic expression. The term Japanese architecture generally refers to those traditional wooden structures that span the centuries. In opposition to the European architecture represented by those buildings that represent the great growth phase of Japan, including those that arose in the Meiji Era, until today. We can classify these buildings as: - Shinto Shrines - Buddhist temples - Old houses - Palaces - Castles and - Tea Rooms.

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Oh no! Trail bike crash forces us to postpone Festival 40 until December 5 & 6! Out of the hospital and on the mend.

When Takamatsu Sensei passed away I had to switch to solo practice. The kind of lonely practice where you can't float in space is dangerous. This is due to t...he accumulation of your ways of thinking, common sense, knowledge, etc, sometimes it becomes a weight that prevents you from floating in space. What I teach now is a martial form born of the natural world. In other words, I'm passing the strategies of Kyojitsu between eternal and magnificent light and shadow, manifested in space. This means this light is one of a kind that is impossible to physically or scientifically search. Through staying on the road this beam of light will light anyone's heart. By Masaaki Hatsumi - Sanmyaku N5 Posted by - Bujinkan Tan G Dj