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[JAPANESE] – Sensei Inaba Minoru – Kashima Shin Ryu Kenjutsu

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Inaba Minoru sensei is the director of Tokyo’s Meiji Jingu Shiseikan, where he teaches Aikido as well as Kashima Shinryu Kenjutsu.
The Meiji Jingu shrine was built in honour of Emperor Meiji in 1920 and is one of Japan’s most prominent Shinto temples.
The Shiseikan dojo was created in the Meiji Jingu to encourage education via ancient martial arts like as Kyudo (Japanese archery), Judo, Kendo, and Aikido.
Kashima Shinryu is an ancient traditional Japanese martial art (koryu) that evolved during Japan’s chaotic mediaeval period, and its teachings are regarded as the foundation of Japanese martial arts.
Kunii Zen’ya, the 18th generation headmaster of Kashima Shinryu who died in 1966, revitalized it.
Master Kunii Zen’ya’s direct disciple is Inaba sensei.
Swordsmanship aids in the development of a comfortable and focused movement with strength and finesse.
It also fosters “ma-ai,” or distance judgment and timing precision.
For individuals interested in the Budo components of Aikido, studying Kashima Shinryu Kenjutsu is a useful supplement to Aikido studies.
Inaba sensei is an 8th dan Aikido practitioner (Aikikai).
Japanese dialogue with English subtitles.