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101. Home Media Publication Exchange List Kokusai Koryu Kikin
Home Publications Kokusai koryu Kikin News. Kokusai koryu Kikin News. This bulletin introduces the Foundation s major activities of the month.
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Kokusai Koryu Kikin News This bulletin introduces the Foundation's major activities of the month. In addition to presenting the names of individuals and organizations who received Foundation grants, it carries a calendar of events including exhibitions, performances, film festivals, and international conferences.
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102. PT: Why Koryu? Kim Taylor
Why koryu? By chance, and by the great virtue of hanging around the dojo for a couple of decades I have managed to pick up a couple of koryu sword arts.
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P hysical T raining Aug 2002
Why Koryu? Does rare really mean better
by Kim Taylor
By chance, and by the great virtue of hanging around the dojo for a couple of decades I have managed to pick up a couple of koryu sword arts. Koryu, for those who aren't concerned with the esoterica of the Japanese weapon arts, means "old school" and is usually defined as those arts formed before the Meiji resoration, pre 1868. One of the schools I've managed to practice is the Niten Ichi-ryu which is pretty rarely practiced in Japan and similarly so in the West. The school is, however, quite well known since it was founded by Miyamoto Musashi. As a result, I must get an average of 3 emails, calls or letters a month from all over the world asking "Is there a Niten Ichi-ryu school in my city?" or even "Can I be your uchi-deshi?". The answer is always, of course no, but I am left mystified as to why anyone would want to study an art that is so rare.
Kim Taylor and Mike Castellani doing niten ichi-ryu Now I've been around for a couple of years and have seen "secret arts" come and go, like Judo, Karate, Kung fu, Ninja, and Brazillian JuJutsu, all in their turn, and I know that folks do seem to flock to the "new kid on the block". I think it's the search for the secret weapon, that technique that nobody has ever seen which will therefore work every time in the back alleyway. I can also appreciate the desire to "get in on the ground floor", after all the first guys in tend to end up at the top of the pile, and get there a lot easier than those who come afterward. Rank tests always seem to get tougher as the years pass and the heirarchy gets filled up. I can even understand to a certain extent the romantic notion that we're going to "preserve the cultural heritage" of a rare martial art by keeping it alive for another generation. What I can't understand is why anyone would actually want to bother with any of that.

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http://www.marugoto-world.com/koryu/

104. Lands Of Darkness
Translate this page Inserito il Feb 20 2004 Commenti 2 Visto 155 volte. Il Ranger, koryu il ranger mostra agli astanti la Inserito il Apr 08 2004 Commenti 7 Visto 101 volte.
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105. Ikiiki Koryu Center
300 Over Forward Go back Ikiiki koryu Center. 513 Miyajima Okabecho, Shida-gun Shizuoka 421-1102 TEL+81-54-668-0860 FAX+81
http://www.shizuoka-cb.jp/scbEng/3e/3002e.html

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Okabe-cho, Shida-gun
Shizuoka 421-1102
TEL+81-54-668-0860
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Reservations /From 6 months in advance
(3 months in advance for Multi-Purpose Hall)
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106. Search Koryu.com: Ellis Amdur
koryu.com Search. koryu master.com. Can you http//koryu.com/library/eamdur3.html, 97% Size 17K Depth 2 Find Similar Match Info Show Parents.
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107. Welcome To Itten Dojo
Welcome to Itten Dojo. Sword Stick Aikido. Itten Dojo is a school of the traditional martial arts of Japan, located near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
http://www.ittendojo.org/
Welcome to Itten Dojo Sword Stick Aikido
Itten Dojo is a school of the traditional martial arts of Japan, located near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. We are affiliated with the Shutokukan Dojo of Meik and Diane Skoss, in Madison, New Jersey, the Shintokan Dojo of Phil and Nobuko Relnick, in Woodinville, Washington (the Pan-American headquarters of Shinto Muso-ryu Jo), and with Ellis Amdur of Seattle, Washington. For information, please contact the dojo at:
Itten Dojo, Inc.
4425 Valley Road, Suite 300
Enola, PA 17025-1444 ittendojocho@cs.com

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109. TENSHUKAKU - Im Zeichen Des Schwertes

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Koryu Bujutsu und die kriegerischen Traditionen Japans
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Seit Jahrhunderten haben kriegerische Traditionen in Japan einen festen Platz als nationales Kulturgut.
Körper, Geist, Waffe, die Geschichte und die Erfahrungen der vergangenen Generationen bilden den Grundstein einer Kunst, welche in ihrem Umfang und ihrer Vielfalt wohl einzigartig ist -
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