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ere are some pictures of Kinjo’s book, which is full of the finest research on Karate’s history and development, much of which is still not known or understood in Karate’s Western adaption.
This gallery contains 9 photos.
ere are some pictures of Kinjo’s book, which is full of the finest research on Karate’s history and development, much of which is still not known or understood in Karate’s Western adaption.
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ust got hold of copy of the book and had it signed for a friend by Sôke Nagamine Takayoshi…
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colleague from Germany reminded me about a request he made earlier this year about a custom-made dôjô-seal with his name and style and stuff. And guess what, I am the man to ask! If you choose the regular seal-manufacturing shop here … Continue reading
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ut of print. Although only a paperback, this book is a MUST for practitioners of the style. In terms of contents and way of descriptions it is outstanding and would be a Grade-A book in any serious Bujutsu library.
reated these Kanji for a colleague in Germany. It’s a famous Dôjô-motto called Ômyô zai Renshin. If you’d like to get custom made calligraphies – either digital works like the above, or handmade – please let me know. I can manufacture … Continue reading
Kuroda Tetsuzan: Iaijutsu Seigi. Sôjinja, Kawaguchi 1991. 266 pp. 27cm. nprecedented masterpiece on old-style traditioned Iaijutsu, more then 510 photographs showing master Kuroda Tetsuzan performing excellent Iaijutsu.
oday I had my weekly German-Japanese language exchange course with Akamine san, a physicist. As he is also training in the Shinbukan Dôjô, instead of learning we talked about Budô and stuff and came about Mr. Kinjô Akio in my … Continue reading
oday I decided to launch this new site as an info service for those up for books on technique, history, tradition and culture of Japanese Budō & Bujutsu. I collect rare Japanese books on martial arts. More than once I experienced … Continue reading