sword styles

I was hoping for the people in this group to tell me about what sword
style they practice, stuff like history, technique, and what would
really be nice is pictures of yourself or somebody doing stances or
techniques or something. I practice basic stuff but I also practice
Niten Ichi Ryu. Hopefully somebody will tell me about the style they
practice. Thanks.-Martin Jr.

I practice Yamauchi-ha Muso Jikiden Eishin-ryu Iaijutsu. Complete
explanation about this art and some pictures can be found on my website
here: http://www.mjer.org


Totok Sudarijanto
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I was hoping for the people in this group to tell me about what sword style
they practice, stuff like history, technique, and what would really be nice
is pictures of yourself or somebody doing stances or techniques or
something. I practice basic stuff but I also practice Niten Ichi Ryu.
Hopefully somebody will tell me about the style they practice.
Thanks.-Martin Jr.





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>
> I was hoping for the people in this group to tell me
> about what sword style
> they practice, stuff like history, technique, and
> what would really be nice
> is pictures of yourself or somebody doing stances or
> techniques or
> something. I practice basic stuff but I also
> practice Niten Ichi Ryu.
> Hopefully somebody will tell me about the style they
> practice.
> Thanks.-Martin Jr.

This is a better question for a martial arts/kendo
forum. Please keep within the "history" framework.
Discussing the origins of certain sword styles, or
their use by historical figures is fine; this is not
the place, however, for pictures of individual members
showing off their techniques and discussing their
particular martial arts training. Please take that to
the many martial arts/kendo/kenjutsu/nihonto forums
that exist.

Thanks,

The Mgmt.















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> -----Original Message-----
> From: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com]
> On Behalf Of MNcoffey@...
> Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 2:28 AM
> To: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [samuraihistory] sword styles
>
> I was hoping for the people in this group to tell me
> about what sword style
> they practice, stuff like history, technique, and
> what would really be nice
> is pictures of yourself or somebody doing stances or
> techniques or
> something. I practice basic stuff but I also
> practice Niten Ichi Ryu.
> Hopefully somebody will tell me about the style they
> practice.
> Thanks.-Martin Jr.

This is a better question for a martial arts/kendo
forum. Please keep within the "history" framework.
Discussing the origins of certain sword styles, or
their use by historical figures is fine; this is not
the place, however, for pictures of individual members
showing off their techniques and discussing their
particular martial arts training. Please take that to
the many martial arts/kendo/kenjutsu/nihonto forums
that exist.

Thanks,

The Mgmt.















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Hello,
I studied Araki ryu iaido in Himeji, Japan for several years. That was in 1983. Since that time, I have returned many times to Japan to continue my training with Toyoda sensei (8th dan). Please take a look at our web page:
www.kenshindojo.net

Robert Corella
Phoenix, Arizona

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Thanks, never hear of that style before but now I can find out about it.
Thanks again.Martin Jr.








Quoting Robert Corella <bcorella@...>:

> Hello,
> I studied Araki ryu iaido in Himeji, Japan for several years. That
> was in 1983. Since that time, I have returned many times to Japan to
> continue my training with Toyoda sensei (8th dan). Please take a look
> at our web page:
> www.kenshindojo.net
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> Robert Corella
> Phoenix, Arizona
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--- Robert Corella <bcorella@...> wrote:

> Hello,
> I studied Araki ryu iaido in Himeji, Japan for
> several years. That was in 1983. Since that time, I
> have returned many times to Japan to continue my
> training with Toyoda sensei (8th dan). Please take a
> look at our web page:
> www.kenshindojo.net
>
> Robert Corella
> Phoenix, Arizona

Robert, this is nice and all, but this is not a
kenjutsu or martial arts list. Please keep that in
mind, and welcome to the discussion.



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