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	IAIDO-L Archives -- June 1998 (#219)
		It >>is interesting to note that the Reishiki before and after the Omote-no- >>Tachi is basically the same for both Kashima Shinto-Ryu as demonstrated on >>the tape, and Katori Shinto Ryu as shown in the three volume set, "The >>Deity and the Sword," by Mr.
		Stan Pranin in "The >>Aiki News Encyclopedia of Aikido," is derived from and closely resembles >>Kashima Shinto-Ryu in part; during the "3rd Friendship Demonstration," the >>64th headmaster of Kashima Shinto-Ryu, the late Mr.
		Probably the simplest way to summarize >>the differences between KSR and KSTR is that the latter is very closely >>related to the Katori Shinto-ryu tradition and lineage (historically, >>geographically--both being carried out in the same region--and--as you >>noted--in terms of technique) while the former is essentially a member of >>the Shinkage-ryu family of ryuha.
	listserv.uoguelph.ca /cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind9806&L=iaido-l&P=R8456 (1025 words)

	Katori Shinto Ryu: Yesterday and Today
		The founder of Katori Shinto Ryu Iizasa Choisai Ienao was born in Chiba Prefecture in 1387.
		Katori Shinto Ryu is a complete way of the warrior, which differentiates from modern martial, as we know, where the training focuses on a sole area of interest.
		In 1387, the founder of the Katori Shinto Ryu, Ienaoko, was born in the village of Iizasa.
	thor.prohosting.com /kijaji/archive/KIAI22/art6.html (1843 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Kashima
		Kashima is not a particularly large town, but it has a very long history due to its location on a sandy peninsula near the mouth of the Tone River.
		Kashima Soccer Stadium is a football-only facility, and it may be one of the "coziest" venues of all the World Cup stadiums.
		Kashima's climb to the pinnacle of Japanese football can be traced to 1991, when the leading members of the JSL decided to form a full professional football league, and the man whose career inextricably linked top the Antlers success was Brazilian sensation Zico.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Kashima (287 words)

	Katori Shinto Ryu: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
		...Katori Shinto Ryu Katori Shinto Ryu Katori Shinto Ryu is one of the oldest...The Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto Ryu was founded in 1447 by Izasa-Ienao Izasa Ienao Izasa Ienao,...
		Katori Shinto Ryu is one of the oldest extant martial arts in Japan, a true koryu.
		The Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto Ryu was founded in 1447 by Izasa Ienao[?], who was living near Katori jingu (shrine) at the time.
	www.encyclopedian.com /ka/Katori-Shinto-Ryu.html (234 words)

	News \| Gainesville.com \| The Gainesville Sun \| Gainesville, Fla. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kashima (鹿島) Shinto-ryu is a Japanese koryu martial arts school founded by Tsukahara Bokuden in the Muromachi period (ca.
		Kashima Shinto-ryu used to have a series of iaijutsu techniques in its curriculum but these were lost over time.
		Kashima Shinto-ryu is not to be confused with the separate koryu martial art Kashima Shinryu
	www.gainesville.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Kashima_Shinto-ryu (165 words)

	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > Katana (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The art of drawing the katana is iaido, and kendo is an art of fencing with a shinai[?] (bamboo sword) protected by helmet and armour.
		Old koryu sword schools do still exist (Kashima Shinto Ryu[?], Kashima Shin Ryu[?], Katori Shinto Ryu).
		Japanese swords and other edged weapons were manufactured by an elaborate method of repeatedly heating, folding and hammering the metal.
	www.kids.net.au /encyclopedia-wiki/ka/Katana?title=Kashima_Shin_Ryu (405 words)

	Kashima Shinto-ryu
		Kashima Shinto-ryu is one of the oldest martial traditions in Japan.
		One of his responsibilities was the maintenance of peace and order within the precincts of the shrine (manorial domain may be a more accurate description--the shrine is big now; it was at one time one of the major landowners in the entire region and exercised commensurate power).
		The Kashima Shinto-ryu was formed during the Sengoku Jidai (Age of Warring States), when the entire country was embroiled in a series of wars by feudal lords vying for military and political control.
	www.koryu.com /library/mskoss3.html (1628 words)

	Kashima Shinto-ryu
		Its members trace the history of the ryu back more than six hundred years to Kuniazuno Mabito, considering him to be the shiso, or progenitor, of the original Ichi no Tachi or Kashima no Tachi.
		The intent or psychological stance of the Kashima Shinto-ryu exponent is aggressive (kokoro wa itsumo kakari nite ari) but the body is held in a watchful manner, without brandishing one's sword at the enemy (tachi wa asaku nokoshite).
		There are eight bojutsu Kata, giving the Kashima Shinto-ryu student a thorough grounding in the use of the rokushakubo (six-foot staff).
	www.martialedge.net /articles/main-features/kashima-shintoryu (1812 words)

	Sword Arts of Japanese Origin
		One of the most famous swordsmen in Japanese history, Tsukahara Bokuden, who was never defeated in over 100 duels and fought on the battlefield 37 times, trained in Katori Shinto Ryu in his youth and at the age of 37, created Kashima Shinto Ryu, a student of this style, later created Shinkage Ryu.
		These ryu were started by various master swordsmen, and each school had its own style unique to the originator.
		Toyama Ryu is based on the practical application of the sword as a weapon.
	kenjutsukai.tripod.com /swordarts.htm (2098 words)

	Kashima Shinto Ryu
		La Kashima Shinto ryu è una della più antiche e vigorose organizzazioni del Giappone.
		La Kashima Shinto ryu bugei, come un’entità dietro una semplice sequenza di trucchi e strategie per il combattimento, si rivela quando è presa nel suo intero, quando tutte e dodici le discipline bujutsu sono integrate in un singolo budo.
		Secondo l’identificazione dei tre stili che usano il nome Kashima oggi.
	www.aikidoedintorni.com /Kashima/Kashima%20Shinto%20Ryu.htm (643 words)

	Katana
		Perhaps one of the more famous types of Japanese fencing was "Nitto Ryu" or the use of both the Katana and Wakizashi in tandem; a technique most famously used by Miyamoto Musashi.
		As the techniques of the ancient smiths had been lost during the previous period of war, these swords were called shinto, literally 'new swords.' This gave the obvious name to the older blades as koto, 'old swords.' The blades that predated the curved blades introduced around 987AD were refered to as 'jokoto' or ancient swords.
		Munetsugu published opinions that the arts and techniques of the shinto swords were inferior to the koto blades, and that research should be made by all swordsmiths in the land to rediscover the lost techniques.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/ka/Katana.htm (6408 words)

	Kashima Shinto-ryu
		Its members trace the history of the ryu back more than six hundred years to Kuniazuno Mabito, considering him to be the shiso, or progenitor, of the original Ichi no Tachi or Kashima no Tachi.
		One of his responsibilities was the maintenance of peace and order within the precincts of the shrine (manorial domain may be a more accurate description--the shrine is big now; it was at one time one of the major landowners in the entire region and exercised commensurate power).
		I believe that the differences reflect the teachings which Saito received from Ueshiba, and are related to the purpose of aikido sword training as opposed to that of classical swordsmanship.
	www.koryubooks.com /Library/mskoss3.html (1628 words)

	Jikishinkage Ryu & Tendo Ryu
		The Jikishinkage Ryu practiced at the Kashima Shrine, it was initially known as the Kashima Shinden Ryu.
		Jikishinkage Ryu techniques often appear to be very simple, but in fact it’s very extremely sophisticated inner technique kokyu (breathing) and kiai two most imported elements in the Jikishinkage Ryu, with the goal of psychologically dominating an opponent.
		The Tendo Ryu kata preformed all the movements in a real combat, every moves of your opponent you have to be applies with a logical moves.
	home.tiscali-business.be /~ovan4433/francais/Tendoryu.htm (426 words)

	Iaido
		Omori was a swordman of the Yagyu Shinkage ryu (Bishu style) founded by Kamiizumi Ise no Kami Fujiwara Nobutsuna (or Hidetsuna), himself a student of Kage ryu, Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto ryu, Kashima Shinto ryu, and heavily influenced by Zen master Takuan (1573-1645).
		Izasa Ienao (1486-1588), founder of Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto ryu, is said to have been 7th headmaster of this school.
		Tamiya ryu founder Tamiya Heibei Shigemasu was also 2nd headmaster of Shimmei Muso ryu (how anyone managed to pass on 2 styles is left as exercise to the reader), and from his teaching derive also the Shin Tamiya ryu, Jikyo ryu and Mugai ryu (the latter two having merged later).
	www.kampaibudokai.org /Iaido.htm (3444 words)

	Origin of the Dan Grading System
		The last scroll awarded was the "Menkyo" or "License" which was awarded when the student began learning the most secret part of of the ryu (remember at that time certain part of the curriculum was reserved for a restricted only part of students).
		When he had learned that last part, he was awarded Menkyo Kaiden, as having mastery of the entire curriculum of the Ryu, as well as the right to award all of the scrolls of the system.
		Normally in each ryu only one Menkyo Kaiden was awarded at a time, thus ensuring continuity of the ryu.
	www.shotokanryukaseha.com /english_site/budo_themes/themes_2005/origin_of_the_dan_grading_system.htm (1364 words)

	Secrets of Shuriken-do, the Japanese art of blade throwing homepage - basic techniques
		Both Negishi Ryu and Shirai Ryu hold the blade in the same way, with a few variations depending upon the type of blade, and other schools follow suit, with a few variations of their own.
		In Shirai Ryu, the blade is held with the point outwards towards the target, or inwards to the palm, depending upon the distance to be thrown.
		In Negishi Ryu, the blade is always held with the tip pointing forwards, and much like the method of Shirai Ryu, it is held in the hand with the fingers acting as a guide, and the thumb locks it in place.(see fig.
	www.secrets-of-shuriken.com.au /techniques.htm (1710 words)

	Randori, katori, kashima
		Wordt in verband gebracht met een Japanse scherm school (Katori Shinto Ryu) die zijn oorsprong vond bij de Katori schrijn.
		Kashima wordt in verband gebracht met de Kashima Schrijn welke de bakermat is van het Kashima Shinto Ryu, een schermschool die vele grootheden heeft voortgebracht, maar voor al bekend werd door de legendarisch "Tsukuhara Bokuden" (1490-1571)die oorspronkelijk in de Katori Shinto Ryu was ingewijd.
		Dit was een volgeling van Choisai,en dus van de Katori Shinto Ryu.
	www.aikikai.nl /forum/index.php?topic=343.0 (346 words)

	Kenjutsu - OTMWiki
		Kenjutsu should not be confused with iaido or iaijutsu, where the former being a modern developmental with both sporting and artistic aspect with a focus on an aesthetics of execution as well the individual-actualization of the practitioner.
		Another general distinction between iaijutsu and kenjutsu was the condition of the sword at the start of the kata - in iaijutsu, the sword begins sheathed and the emphasis is on a few initial cuts, while in kenjutsu, the sword begins unsheathed, and the emphasis is on both attack and defense.
		Many other ryu can legitimately trace their history from the originators dating back to the 13th century, such as Maniwa Nen-ryu (Date founded: 1368) or Tatsumi-ryu (Date founded: Eisho period 1504-1520) or Kashima Shinryu (Date founded: ca.
	www.onthemat.com /wiki/index.php/Kenjutsu (636 words)

	Katori Shinto Ryu geschiedenis
		Het is aan leerlingen van de Katori Shinto Ryu niet toegestaan willekeurig een gevecht aan te gaan zelfs niet in een vriendschappelijke wedstrijd.
		Bij Katori Shinto Ryu kan een leerling na ongeveer 15 jaar intensieve training een certificaat van waardering (mokuroku) ontvangen en nog veel later als een bepaalde graad van perfectie is bereikt kan hij de menkyo ontvangen.
		In de periode van het ontstaan van de Katori Shinto Ryu werd op de slagvelden nog helm en harnas gedragen katchu of ook wel kabuto yoroi genoemd.
	www.betuwe.net /~shinmukan/katori_geschiedenis.htm (1448 words)

	HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF JUDO BUDO
		In the 1500, jujitsu was already spoken of ryu (Hisamoro) Takeuchi, says that this one is one of the oldest forms battle.
		Ryu or styles of each Martial Art was being increased, asi each careful disciple when reaching masters made new contributions and modifications to obtain new ryu to which it labeled with its name or Soke.
		The Budo or art of war and the combat, is the modern expression of the Bujutsu, that is the form as all the arts and schools (ryu) battle before the 1868 were called.
	www.sinchijudokan.com /english/03history/history_and_philosophy.html (1963 words)

	* Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto Ryu *
		In het bezit van de huidige hoofdmeester van de Katori Shinto Ryu bevindt zich nog een enorme hoeveelheid manuscripten, grotendeels afkomstig van Choisai, die aangeven hoe uitputtend hij de hem in handen gegeven technieken heeft bestudeerd en uitgewerkt.
		Op de naamlijsten van de Katori Shinto Ryu-archieven komen de namen voor van beroemde zwaardvechters uit de Japanse geschiedenis, zoals Nobutsana, de stichter van de Kage-school, de befaamde Tsukahara Bokuden, de grondlegger van de Kashima Shinto Ryu, de beroemde generaals Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyosi, Tanenaka Hanbei Shigeharu en nog vele anderen.
		In het 35ste jaar van Showa (1960) werd de Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto Ryu benoemd tot 'onaangetaste nationale cutlurele schat van Japan' (onaangetast in de zin van 'authentiek').
	members.lycos.nl /TSKSR/page1.html (808 words)

	BOOK REVIEWS
		At this point, we learn that KSR is a member of the Shinkage Ryu group of Ryuha, rather than the Shinto Ryu group (which is a source of confusion, since there is also a Kashima Shinto Ryu, which is considered to be the source of Mr.
		Appendix 3 is KSR and the Origin of Shinbu, which is the final section of the KSR Menkyo Kaiden Mokuroku (certificate of mastery of KSR) and is a abbreviated history of the Shihanke lineage that complements Appendix 1.
		Appendix 4 is the Constitution of the KSR Federation of Martial Sciences (Japan), and Appendix 5 is the Constitution of the KSR Federation of North America.
	www.uoguelph.ca /~iaido/bookreviews.koryuken.htm (5458 words)

	Enbukan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Shin Bu Ryu Sogo Budo is a system consisting of many old koryu of high level Samurai which are taught only to the Machida family and those considered to be in the inner circle of family.
		Shinbu Ryu which has been handed down in various systems and in secret from generation to generation is not the kind of martial art that is content to be a mere sport, kata, or performance.
		Jigen Ryu Battojutsu, Takeda-ha Aiki-no-Jutsu, Yagyu Shingan Ryu Heijutsu, Yagyu Ryu Bojutsu and Asayama Ichiden Ryu Jujutsu to Robert Bessler Shihan.
	wmbudokan.com /enbukan.asp (1228 words)

	TENSHUKAKU - Bokuden
		In der Praxis werden noch heute in der Kashima shinto ryu die 5 klassischen Hauptwaffenformen des Mittelalters gelehrt, welche auch in anderen Koryu (alten Systemen) einen festen Platz haben.
		In der Kashima shinto ryu werden diese Kata in verschiedene Serien eingeteilt.
		Diese Übungswaffe ist auch in anderen Schwertschulen zu finden, wie z.B. in der Maniwa nen ryu, Kashima shin ryu, Shinkage ryu oder anderen.
	www.page-five.de /TENSHU/bokuden.htm (1460 words)

	TENSHIN SHODEN KATORI SHINTO RYU (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto Ryu (TSKSR) is the oldest historically traceable fencing tradition of Japan.
		The Katori and the Kashima temple (jingu-ji) belong to the oldest temples of Japan.
		Both gods were sent to earth by the sun goddess Amaterasu o Kami to prepare the coming of her grandson Ninigi no Mikoto, who was to reign in her place.
	www.katori-shinto-ryu.be /eng-enterned.htm (146 words)

	Kutaki no Mura - Forum - History - Tenshin Katori Shinto Ryu
		Just for the record Dr. Friday practices Kashima Shin Ryu and not Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto Ryu and as I mentioned before he has menkyo kaiden and is a fully authorized shihan.
		Just because a teacher of one ryu says this about other ryu does not necessarily mean it is true, often times it can be a just biased opinion and nothing more.
		Ryu were martial societies and they were also political so take whatever comments you hear with a grain of salt, kind of like political campaign ads on tv.
	www.kutaki.org /modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?post_id=7001 (1804 words)

	An Introduction to Iaido
		In the 20th century an extra kata was added to Omori ryu, the names and order were changed, and the ryu was dumbed down a bit to fit its new role as beginner's fare.
		The most practiced ryu in Belgium is Muso Shinden ryu, which was founded in the 20th century, and whose current succession is unclear, if not non-existant.
		We employ a system of three levels called jo, ha and kyu (not related to the Tatsumi ryu system which uses the same level names) with kyu being the level where people are considered ready to try their first kyu grading test.
	www.ifh.ee.ethz.ch /~ballisti/iaido/anjinsan.html (3475 words)

	Role of Kashima Grand Shrine in Japanese Martial Arts
		In the context of martial arts, however, Kashima always refers to the Kashima Grand Shrine (Kashima Jingû) in Ibaraki Prefecture, located between the Pacific coast and lake Kasumigaura.
		Kashima Grand Shrine is dedicated to Takemikazuchi-no-mikoto, patron deity of warriors and military men, and is a home of all traditional Japanese martial arts.
		Historically the name Kashima was used to refer to a wide variety of martial art styles and schools associated with the martial art traditions of the Kashima Grand Shrine.
	www.kssr-si.org /kashima/jingu.html (609 words)

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		If a jo is blocked by a juji-dome, it is an easy matter to quickly flip the jo out of the block and in the same motion strike a kyusho (weak point) on the swordsman's body.
		Special Note: Shinto Muso Ryu Jojutsu is unique because it is designed to work with several sub-styles, including Isshin Ryu Kusarigamajutsu, Kasumi Shinto Ryu Kenjutsu, Ikkaku Ryu Juttejutsu, Ittasu Ryu Hojojutsu, and Uchida Ryu Tanjojutsu.
		When a character has Shinto Muso Ryu and one (or more) of the listed sub-styles, then all the attacks per melee, bonuses, abilities, and powers of Shinto Muso Ryu Jojutsu are used in wielding weapons, weapon proficiencies, and weapon kata of the sub-style (or sub-styles).
	www.geocities.com /kuseru/PMAN/Styles/shinto_muso_ryu.htm (909 words)

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