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It says uchidachi is Hongu Toranosuke and shidachi Hayashi Yazaemon. Does that mean Hongu was more senior to Hayashi? The one on the right side is Hongu and Hayashi is on the left, correct?

What a great display of skill! Thank you for sharing. Best regards from Germany! 🇩🇪

It looks simple, but it is a very difficult technique. Too much force will slow down the swing speed.

This style of swordsmanship was the most feared in Japan at the end of the Edo period as the most insane swordsmanship. There are no defensive techniques in their style.

Those consecutive strikes are fast as hell

Чего я не пойму - зачем на коленках то ползать ?

Now I know why Zenitsu cries

though jigen-ryu was more like "all in a single attack, a second hit is not even to be considered"

To get a sense of how terrifying Jigen Ryu is, next time you spar with someone, change the rules so that doubles count as a win for your opponent and they have zero self preservation… Now imagine someone who constantly fights with that mentality…

三人投げは壮観でした!!!

make it over 9000 and you have Howling Banshee

一人一人の太刀のクセは、変わらない様です？

雑やな

Utterly magnificent. This style uses the truth of combat as a weapon. Despite your training in the dojo, despite sparring, you WILL be afraid, and the Jigen Swordsmen cares for nothing but cutting you down. Fear is the greatest weapon.

"( (≡|≡))_／ ＼_((≡|≡) )"

'''''念''''乁( ˙ω˙ 乁)''''

yes every man in the street carries a katana sword and a few nunchakas as well as a few ninja stars - just in case some drunken lout gets abusive while out drinking at the local pub. I'm sure the ninjas and sumurai warriors of old would have just carried a 9mm today - their aim was to destroy an opponent and defend their turf. I don't think Japan attacked and pillaged China, Korea and Philippines using swords!

I notice only now that in the name of the school, the "to" part is written 刀 and not 道 as it is usually done nowadays. According to Sugino Y. and Otake R., there were discussions about changing the name of the school in those years so it's not that surprising.

No,thans

1:43 you can clearly hear that japanese pronounce it jiu jitsu.

Big time fake martial art

Takada Gakudô Sensei, hanshi 10 dan. Yûshingijuku Takada Dôjô Setô-jinja hônô enbu, Yokohama 1. Musô Shinden Ryû - Korantô 2. Mugai Ryû - En-yô 3. ? 4. Mugai Ryû - Shihô 5. Mugai Ryû - Mawarigakari 6. Mugai Ryû - No-okuri 7. ? 8. Ôno-ha Hôki Ryû - Mukôzume

Interesting, but terrible videography! (Particularly when there appears to be another camera on a tripod on the other side. Editing could have switched between the two, if the other one was actually recording.)

They basically give you 2 choices: give up defense, chop each other up, losing a limb or two; Defend, your sword spine will embed in your skull eventually.

Ever did that in a real situation against someone who puts on real resistance? I have. I once threw a guy who came at me in a bar. He spilled bear on my gf and when I confronted him he spilled bear on me. I pushed him. The guy literally backed to the other end of the bar and then started rushing at me. His hands were extended so to say, grab me. It was like he was handing it out for me. The opportunity was there and I just grabbed his wrist and twisted it. Whoops! Did a kotegaeshi. Man! It worked! I don't know if the stooge had done some training in aikido, but in any case, he fell on to the ground. Then I proceeded to secure him but some other guy jumped in and kicked the downed guy in the head. That was not right. Luckily the kicked guy was ok afterwards. But man, the kotegeashi...I'm telling you, it worked. That time against that guy, at least. Of course we were all a little bit drunk, but anyways, I felt like I was some sort of Steven Seagal or something. Fighting in a bar. I even remember seeing briefly a girl looking admirably at me doing my business. I'm telling you I even had a little ponytail back then! LMAO! 🤣🤣🤣

Ooooh.. I don’t know what a happening but it looks cool

Why are they so loud?

If you think it's joke, you would better to imagine "A man who swing a sword and scream everyday want to kill people" this is the Jigenryu

Копия Джеки Чана на лицо.

They leave arms open to strike 80% of the time with no parries to incoming swords aimed at their hands. Is this a real martial art or just a dance?

Never guard against a swordsman from Satsuma... cause then you can't cover your ears.

Very Well performed Aiki Jujutsu kata...

0:36

if you think it's a joke look at the wooden posts they're hitting with their wood swords. you don't wear down a solid wood beam like that with weak swings. these guys were scary back in the days when fights were still going on. a single cut from a jigen ryu fellow would probably chop off your limb. contrary to what you see in movies, normal samurai cuts wouldn't even make it through the bones in your hand. these guys wielded katana like meat cleavers and destroyed everything they touched. probably one of the strongest sword schools in japan.

Looks like sugino ha, mine is ootake ha.. :)

shingangan

Hello I hope this comment reaches you M. Cronsen. I would like to know a bit more about your experience with Sugino Sensei. I practise Katori Shinto Ryu taught by Sugino Yoshio and I would like to share our experiences. Please get back to me. Best regards

11 engagements for ten techniques ? Looks like it was momentary lapse on number 7 Zetsumyōken causing a misfire and they repeated it doing it correctly the second time.

their battle cry is like an angry crow, terrifying if suddenly in your face out of nowhere.

It is very similar to karate

I wouldn't be laughing at this. Jigen ryu has been greatly feared by other swordsmen of other ryu through out Japan's feudal period. Even the swordsmen of the Shinsengumi feared them and they were pretty nasty themselves.

0:30 fear the wrath of your concierge

genji

HENMI TASHIRO YOSHITOSHI É FUNDADOR DE KOGEN ITTO RYU KENJUTSU, ESGRIMA (1783) - JAPÃO.

Thanks for this nice video!! Greetings from Fudoshin ryu Hombu Dojo Amsterdam

It's Daitoryu Aikijijutsu, idori and hanzahandachi forms of first, ikajo, and second sequence, nikajo. Like idori forms of Yagiu Ryu, but with different names. Both Yagiu ryu and Daitoryu are "aiki" jujutsu tecniques. For example the same side-throw tecnique is named "hanminage" in Dairoryu and "yokotorinage" in Yagiu ryu.

노답 검술이네..ㅋㅋ

Is this a ryukyu art? What is the origin of the iaijutsu/kenjutsu component?

Chien!

It should be nice video, when anyone cares the camera:-D