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Muso Jikiden Eishin-ryu – Tachi-hiza-no-bu

Vol. 2: Tachi-hiza-no-bu

Learn the essential practices of Muso Jikiden Eishin-ryu Iaido, focusing on Tachi-hiza-no-bu, through this instructional video presented by Yamato Ryumon, a seventh-dan Iaido instructor and founder of Fighting Sword at Musoukan Yamato Ryumon.

Contents:

Musou Jikiden Eishin-ryu – Tachi-hiza-no-bu

1. Yokogumo

   • Riwa (Solo practice)
   • Ritachi (Routine practice)
   • Kata (Form practice)

2. Toraichisoku

   • Riwa, Ritachi, Kata

3. Inazuma

   • Riwa, Ritachi, Kata

4. Ukigumo

   • Riwa, Ritachi, Kata

5. Odori

   • Riwa, Ritachi, Kata

6. Iwanami

   • Riwa, Ritachi, Kata

7. Uroko-gaeshi

   • Riwa, Ritachi, Kata

8. Nami-gaeshi

   • Riwa, Ritachi, Kata

9. Takiochi

   • Riwa, Ritachi, Kata

10. Shinmukae

    • Rigai (Routine practice)
    • Ritachi (Responsive practice)
    • Kata (Form practice)

Training Method – Swordsman Movement

• Muto (Various stances like Nigiri-dachi, Niten-dachi, Zagaeshi, Mae-sen-do, Nenten, Ten-tsu)
• Saki (Techniques such as Mae-sen, Shiho, Shiho-do)
• Sotoba 

Instructor and Supervision: Yamato Ryumon
Born in 1956, Yamato Ryumon began his martial arts journey early, studying kendo from a young age at Daidokan in Kagoshima. He received extensive training under the 20th head of Muso Jikiden Eishin-ryu, Kono Hyakurenshi, and later founded Musoukan. Yamato Ryumon is renowned for his contribution to Iaido and his development of “Fighting Sword” techniques, aimed at practical and effective swordsmanship.