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This was being discussed at work today and the conclusions many of us came to are rather unsatisfying... An example of this sort of this is discussed here:...
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For years I have written out diagrams of my notes on samurai and martial lineages, and in striving for a more paper free work space (and one that can be stored in the cloud for accessibility), I...
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Kōshudai (絞首台)[1] seems to be the conventional term used for "gallows" that are generally used for hanging criminals. But at least in the Edo period 1603–1868, the torture, punishment, and...
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I've written a little bit on Fengshui (Fusui - as I approach these things fro ma Japanese martial arts and holistic medicine aspect), and am always keeping an eye out for relevant research.
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I have found this term used in various sources related to different artistic subjects such as tea ceremony, flower arranging, architecture and city design, and so on. having seen it referenced in...
03 April 2015 1,551 2 View
In my research of classical rope arresting techniques of the samurai I have noticed a calming effect that overcomes many individuals on the autism spectrum (including myself). These techniques...
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In regards to the Japanese practice of sword drawing techniques as found in Iaido, iaijutsu, battodo, battojutsu, etc.
08 October 2013 1,141 13 View
Theres several kanji variations such as: 心妙剣. And this term is found in most koryu in different section, and different descriptions.
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