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embu Iaijutsu, Muso jikiden Eishin ryu , Komei Juku par Jaff RAJI begin_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting lors de la 4ème nuit des Arts Martiaux Traditionnels le 21 novembre 2010 à PARIS .

The first line of each couplet describes a natural phenomenon and the following line makes the point for the first line's statement. This poem is not haiku but has a similar structure that sets a scene and follows with an allusion to an iaijutsu waza. The

This should be done with a light bokuto and saya so as to be able to focus on the proper form and technique, not on strength or speed! Stand up practice should be done before seiza techniques, especially for beginners. Go slowly to get the "feel" of the p

I first met Iwata Sensei in England in August 2000. I found him to be a very interesting teacher with a strong personality. He is very knowledgeable in iaido and it's history, and is a strict sensei. I therefore wanted to do an interview to get some basic

(IPPONME) MAE (front advance) This technique is roughly equivalent to Mae of Muso Jikiden, or Shohatto of Muso Shinden Ryu. (...)The Muso Shinden noto is as follows (...) For Muso Jikiden proceed as follows.

This is koryuu iaido which means old school iaido, of the muso jikiden eishinryuu school, so if you practice iaido, don't use this video as a tutorial, but as a general reference to some universal iaido rules