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 | | Currently, the Dai-Nippon Butoku-Kai, Japan's oldest and most prestigious martial arts organization, recognizes Miura Takeyuki Hanshi, as Narise's successor to be the 20th grandmaster, as the official representative of the style, and has unanimously awarded him a 9th dan Hanshi ranking, the highest of any living member of the Butoku-Kai. |
 | | Among the rankings currently held by Miura Hanshi are 8th dan in Koryu Kakushu Bujutsu from the Zen Nippon Kobudo Sogo Renmei (awarded in May, 1975), and 9th dan Hanshi in iaido conferred in April, 1992 by the Dai-Nippon Butoku-Kai. |
 | | Miura Hanshi is held in such high esteem that in 1977 he was named 8th dan in Toyama- Ryu Batto-jutsu, the modern military form ofswordsmanship, without having requested such ranking or even joining the organization. |
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