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This art is very old, and has strong philosophical and historical ties to Kenjutsu. It was practiced by Japanese warriors for centuries.
- Descriptions :
The object is to draw the sword perfectly, striking as it is drawn, so that the opponent has no chance to defend against the strike.
Training
Usually practiced in solo form (kata), but also has partner forms (kumetachi).
Sub-Styles :
Muso Shinden Ryu
Muso Jikishin Ryu
and others...
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