MIYAMOTO MUSASHI: A Life in Arms | Part 1 Beginnings*
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CRITICS' PRAISE FOR THE BOOK
"Miyamoto Musashi: A Life in Arms is an impressive work of scholarship, offering insanely detailed recounts of Musashi’s battles and movements, some so richly rendered that you’d swear De Lange was present at the time, taking notes." - San Francisco Book Review
“If anyone is qualified to fill in the missing details of Musashi’s life, it is De lange, who has surely done more research on the subject than any other non-Japanese…He has painted a remarkably vibrant portrait of Musashi, one that reveals all the contradictions of a remarkable life full of triumphs and disappointments, thrilling victories as well as bitter losses…This book is unquestionably a must-read for any student of budō. - Kendō World
"Miyamoto Musashi: A Life in Arms is highly recommended to anyone who is interested in the biography of this most interesting man who has inspired generations of swordsmen and manga fans alike." - Iaido Journal
"This is perhaps one of the most vital and important texts on the life of Miyamoto Musashi. De Lange has searched the original military records of the campaigns Musashi was involved with and other supporting documents to provide the first accurate assessment of Musashi's life in the English language.” - Irish Fighter Magazine
"If you are looking for a good read and a fantastic resource into the period in which Musashi lived then this is a great addition to your Koryu Library” - Kaigan Dojo
Die Welt des Budo darf sich glücklich schätzen einen solch ehrgeizigen und gewissenhaften Untersucher der japanischen Geschichte zu haben, welcher in diesem Buch ein einzigartig und überraschend genaues Bild über Miyamoto Musashi zeichnet. "Für jeden, der wirklich etwas über das Leben MM wissen will, ist dieses Buch Pflichtlektüre.” - Iaido Freiburg
“Een avonturenroman, klaar om te worden verfilmd, al zal dit niet de opzet zijn geweest; het leven van de legendarische meesterzwaardvechter spreekt na bijna vijf eeuwen nog altijd tot de verbeelding.” Sjok
* Portuguese subtitles kindly provided through the offices of Jean Pablo Cardoso de Luna - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I'm betting he hadn't even began to think that people hundreds of years later would look at him like a legend.
+Juan Valdez Good point, he would probably have been bemused...
Juan Valdez he was the first person to catch flies with chopsticks
Yeah, but big flies only...
But he wrote a book. The Book of the Five Rings. With even a managed ego, he must have felt writing a book would carry forward his thoughts, beliefs and therefore a bit of himself, his biography. Which it did.
He wrote a couple of books, so he had to have some thoughts of posterity. And fighting was how young samurai made a name for themselves. And all the dojo storming he did indicates he was trying to build up his reputation.
The world needs more Musashi.
Brandon Wills bruce lee
Bruce Lee, Muhammad Ali and probably a number of others
Serial killers?
@@williamsmith8790 - Soldiers who know that in the end killing leads to more killing & not peace.
@@BrandonTWills Musashi may not be that guy.
Ive watched this series more than a dozen times now... still love it and the production thank you so much for this
Same
Thanks, Richard! Really appreciate it...
Same here. Truly the greatest swordsman ever lived.
Wow... Musashi may perhaps be the greatest swordsman in all of history.
He is...Maybe even a greater man as well
he is asian pride lol
Godfrey the first crusader knight would give him a run for his money
he'd cut his enemies in half without breaking a sweat
😊 and that French mercenary knight i can't recall his name but he too was a great warrior in the hundred years war.
Wanzer Wurt yes it is
Wanzer Wurt not for long
great documentary - thank you
Fantastic William. Loved it.
Thanks, Isaac, really like the feedback!
What an amazing documentary!
Thanks for posting. May the 1 true Lord of Japan All-powerful Kannon-sama bless you. Your efforts are appreciated... May Musashi-san live forever!
Namu amida Buddha...
Thank you for a fine documentary.
Thanks!
Interesting intro - felt like I was watching the beginning of a Van Damme movie for a minute.
Thanks, glad you liked it!
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@@user-qt1eo7dq8v Can you put more videos out on Musashi? Excellent video by the way! Thank you!
Thank you very much, very enlightening and wise video
+Alex Rend Thanks, Alex, glad you liked it...
Pace! Multumim pentru film.
Bucuresti, RO, EU
mulțumesc!
thank you for this service of learnings Aum
+Jai DevGiri
Hi Jay, Its a pleasure. Glad you liked it.
Excellent Video.
Thans!
This is beautiful!
Thanks!
Welcome!
So is my penis. ENJOY
so good from you to do this, thank you
Hi Shadow, Glad you enjoyed it. Also check out the Yagyu series!
S&T essence of Buddhist teaching that you should not be attached to what you are doing therefore if you are a warrior and you have no attachment to what you are doing that is still the spiritual way although it does take most of us a full life time to fully mature
Namu amida Buddha...
Thanks for sharing .
You're welcome!
Thanks
All these scars on pine trees are musashi’s doing
Hahaha!
Who’s here after Baki Dou Musashi Arc?
Musashi a straight badass In Baki
Yes sir!!
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Thank you for existing, sir. I am here after that amazing manga
I first learned of Musashi Miyamoto from Inagaki's "Samurai" trilogy with Toshiro Mifune as Musashi. CZcams's algorithms have discovered that I pay attention to Musashi stuff, so this video came up in my recommendations. BTW, if you've never seen Inagaki's trilogy, give it a watch. The three films are a real tear-jerker/soap opera, but they feature memorable fight scenes, characters and cinematography.
Samurai 1: Musashi Miyamoto
Samurai 2: Duel at Ichijoji Temple
Samurai 3: Duel at Ganryu Island
I wonder how Musashi reconciled the dharma with his past killings. If you have any knowledge of Buddhism, one of the precepts is to not kill or take life. This is not a commandment, but instead a tool to help avoid generating unnecessary karma. It is obvious (and he mentions it in his writings) that he practiced buddhism even from a young age. At the point when he was developing his talent he would have been in opposition with the dharma. Not because he was breaking a precept but instead because he felt the need to conquer others. As the zen quote goes, it is meaningless if a man can defeat a thousand men but heaven bows to a man who conquers himself. Only later in life did he discover the way and in this discovery he realized there was no need. It was like sword fighting and violence was the road towards realization that sword fighting and violence was unnecessary. I just wonder if this ever impacted him or was the culture an over-riding force or did the realization make the entire experience clear?
Krumple Themal Good point, Krumple. Although he is universally well-known in the martial arts world and to students of Eastern cultures and religion, in terms of being a truly fascinating historical figure who is relatively unknown to the average Westerner Musashi ranks very high. And in my opinion - for the reason you stated in your post - he is also one of history's more complex and enigmatic figures.
Krumple Themal Miyamoto Musashi recorded the moment he achieved sattori after killing an opponent by the name of Sasaki Kojiro. After that Musashi never used a real sword in any duels again only using a bokken which he then still inflicted fatal wounds on his opponents.
***** what is the name of the song at the end of this documentary?
Eloheim what is the name of the song at the end of this documentary?
Krumple Themal what is the name of the song at the end of this documentary?
The single best example of OCD on record, Bruce Lee takes second place.
Are you william scott wilson? The writer of musashy's biography?
Domo Arrigato gozimas mina San! hata go sokideso Musashi MINAMOTO! 🙏🙏🌅👍🌈
どういたしまして！
Love
Perhaps Musashi's father treated him badly because his mother died in childbirth. And his father blamed it on Miyamoto.
+Kyle Bryan Yes, i think there is some truth in that...
musashis father saw that is san wanna be more good then him and they don't like that in japan
No one knows for sure if Musashi's mother died in childbirth. There's considerable confusion over his parentage, with one of the scenarios involving his mother dying in childbirth.
Where to buy the song plays at the beginning of the video?
+David Qu Hi David, The CD of the full soundtrack is now on sale at: www.amazon.com/Zen-Fin-Millennium/dp/B01BFYZX8I/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1454573847&sr=1-1&keywords=ZEN+doo
this man used the double sword from heaven technique that could kill anyone
it starts at 0:56 (skip intro)
Thx
thank you kindly
You're welcome!
Just say thank you little b. I. T. C. H
guys .. what's the name of the song??? it's so nice to know
Submarine Guest House
Hi, The name of the song is Skin and Bones. It stems from a music project I did while in Japan called skin and bones.
Glad you like it...
*****
The project, by the way is called Fin de Millennium...
+Submarine Guest House Hi, The CD with the full soundtrack is now on sale at: www.amazon.com/Zen-Fin-Millennium/dp/B01BFYZX8I/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1454573847&sr=1-1&keywords=ZEN+doo
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epic track personifying life and death lol
miyamoto is cold and even cold in baki
why does he have blue eyes in that portrait?
Hes a white guy from Europe just like Jesus.
He’s Jesus of japan!
Tell me the name of the song that plays at the end of the video, please?
Leonardo de Almeida
Hi Leonardo, please see the comment above. We may at some stage release these songs through iTunes, so stay tuned...
+Leonardo de Almeida Hi, Leonardo, The CD with the full soundtrack is now on sale at: www.amazon.com/Zen-Fin-Millennium/dp/B01BFYZX8I/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1454573847&sr=1-1&keywords=ZEN+doo
is Amazon the only plataform you are selling this album?
The soundtrack (Ui no Okuyama) by Fin de Millennium is now also on iTunes! goo.gl/HmMzrf
FIN DE MILLENNIUM's music in now on iTunes:
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Shigurui
i need spanish subtitles.
If you write them, I will put them in
It's not that he is a legend, it's that he is a human that achieve his greater self, we can do that, if we have the time, in his time it was simple work there and there was even a ronins, which now doesnt exist because projectile weapons, more jobs,technology, and more civilian control? Like police.
The weak will always find excuses, even though our era is more strict, we can still acknowledge and find our best self
How true!
You can become a master of anything.
But he was on the loosing side of his first battle.
Losing
soundtrack ,wish there is way to edit the music and leave the man talk...
Hai boko shitai
はい僕もぼこしたい...
1:39 wth
It's his full name as Musashi said in his book
Yep!
Musashi was a great swordman; however, the best swordman was a woman in the 1000?
MUSASHI WAS A MYTHICAL CHARACTER
30% of this video were after-credits. That´s pathetic.
isn't. not s Nd t sorrh
But he was on the loosing side of his first battle.
That is what Yoshikawa Eiji would have liked us to believe. However, during the Battle of Sekigahara Musashi was fighting alongside his father in the Battle of Ishigakigahara...
Losing