What does Kobudo mean?
Posted by okinawatime on 2009/02/09
This video is introduced by Nishiuchi Mikio Saiko-Shihan.
Shihan Nishiuchi lived in Okinawa and learned kobudo directly from the late Hanshi Shinpo Matayoshi, Juudan, Zen Okinawa Kobudo Renmei and from Kaicho Takashi Kinjo, kyuudan, Kokusai Okinawa Budo Renmei, both of Naha, Okinawa. Shihan Nishiuchi is a nanadan in Pang Gai Noon Ryu Karate-Do (Uechi Ryu) and obtained his degree from Kaicho Takashi Kinjo.
Shihan Nishiuchi has been training for 45 years. He was born and lived in Kochi City, Shikoku Island, Japan and came to the United States when he was 30 years old. Shihan Nishiuchi also practices Iaido, classical Japanese swordsmanship, and holds a certified Chuudan degree in Musojikiden Hasegawa Eishin Ryu Iaiheiho.
He gives seminars world-wide. For information on seminars, please request via phone or e-mail to the main dojo.
http://traditionalbudo.com/IOKA/index.html
VISIT : International Okinawan Kobudo Association
Shihan Mikio Nishiuchi discusses the origins of kobudo.
What does Kobudo mean – Part 1
What does Kobudo mean – Part 2
Other website visit : Wonder Okinawa Karate and martial arts with weaponry
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Durling said
cool picsxx