Iaijutsu - Bangai no Bu - HAYANAMI, RAIDEN, JINREI

Bangai no Bu were added to the Eishin Ryu curriculum by Oe Masamichi. They are combinations of Okuden Suwariwaza and Okuden tachiwaza techniques







This video inclueds regular waza and Bunkai

Iaijutsu - Seiza Mae - Shohatto - BUNKAI

First video of my series of BUNKAI of Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu and Muso Shinden Ryu techniques, demonstrated by 20th century Masters.












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Eishin Ryu Batto-ho - SHIHOTO SONO ICHI

Shihoto sono Ni is the 6th move of the Eishin
Ryu Batto-ho. This set of techniques was introduced in 1939 by Kono
Hyakuren, 20^th Soke of the main line of Muso Jikiden
Eishin Ryu, at the request of the Dai Nihon Butou Kai, to instruct
officers of the Japanese Navy in the proper method of sword drawing
and handling.

The
Batto-ho techniques are inspired by the older Koryu kata of MJER.

This
video is one of a set of compilations of clips from films shot during
the 20th century of several Japanese masters demonstrating their Art.

The
masters featured in these compilations are:

Kono
Hyakuren (1898 – 1974)

Yoshyoka
Soryu (1915 – 2018)

Masayuki
Shimabukuro (1948 – 2012)

Yamaguchi
Katsuo (1938 – 2006)

Iaijutsu Eishin Ryu Batto-ho : SHATTO

SHATTO is the 4th move of the Eishin Ryu Batto-ho. This set of 12 techniques was introduced in 1939 by Kono Hyakuren, 20^th Soke of the main line of Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu, at the request of the Dai Nihon Butou Kai, to instruct officers of the Japanese Navy in the proper method of sword drawing and handling.

The Batto-ho techniques are inspired by the older Koryu kata of MJER.

This video is one of a set of compilations of clips from films shot during the 20th century of several Japanese masters demonstrating their Art.

The masters featured in these compilations are:

Kono Hyakuren (1898 – 1974)

Yoshyoka Soryu (1915 – 2018)

Masayuki Shimabukuro (1948 – 2012)

Yamaguchi Katsuo (1938 – 2006) 

Iaijutsu Batto-ho - TSUIGEKITO

Tsuigekito is the 3rd move of the Eishin Ryu Batto-ho. This set of techniques was introduced in 1939 by Kono Hyakuren, 20^th Soke of the main line of Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu, at the request of the Dai Nihon Buto ku Kai, to instruct officers of the Japanese Navy in the proper method of sword drawing and handling.

The Batto-ho techniques are inspired by the older Koryu kata of MJER.

This video is one of a set of compilations of clips from films shot during the 20th century of several Japanese masters demonstrating their Art.

The masters featured in these compilations are:

• Kono Hyakuren (1898 – 1974)
• Yoshyoka Soryu (1915 – 2018)
• Masayuki Shimabukuro (1948 – 2012)
• Yamaguchi Katsuo (1938 – 2006)