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very informative! I loved how you went over the different parts of the sword and how/why they're made, you clearly know your stuff. thank you so much for sharing

The current generation of young people as Crybabies is so pathetic, while they supporting a Terrorist Organization like Hamas!!

Nice. I'm currently in possession of one for sharpening and I was blown away by the feel of the blade. If I only looked at the blade i would have sworn it was an evolution/motohara LMC. Feels just like one in hand. Can't wait to cut with her. Great review.

You're doing a great job teaching Keep training

It definitely looks like a decent sword. I really like that the Eto Wrap looks tightly worked on. All in all it looks like it is made well. P.S the chickens in the video are a great addition. For anyone who has not checked out his UA-cam page, please give it a check. There is lots of content for everyone. The steel looks like it is done well and made well for cutting.

i love this sword

The average tang in a katana is about 2 inches to keep the blood from running into the same. The reason the tang is all of 2 inches is that the stubs is constructed of fiberglass and hand crafted in Japan to make sure that the taper of the spine is brittle and easy to warp. In these Japanese sword there is also bohi.

Very nice, cherry blossom...

Nice...For me the first great ninja movie was The Octagon in 1980. Chuck Norris, Tadishi Yamashita, and the great Richard Norton. Like all 1980s movies, the writing, effects and a lot of the acting was just laughable but the last 45 minutes or so is just GOLDEN. It's still my favorite...

This was quite helpful, I can see the respect the class has for Mister Norcross. It is nice to see the art of the samurai still alive and people able to learn through UA-cam. Thank you sir and to your class. I am fairly new to this art form, all though it is helping my disability and mind. I look forward to another video. I tend to watch the videos on my smart TV and I use my phone to comment and like. Though I continue to find inner peace through yourself and your class videos.

To keep sword way from you and to strike hand make loes his weapon

Love the hanbo

Thank you for sharing this!

I have the golden oriole And to be honest it arrived so blunt I nearly returned it 🥹

the one guy is using a sword poor guy, hopefully he doesnt get cut, lol, great video

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Such a beautiful reflection of Mr. Norcross Sensei’s heart. A great role model and great teacher.

Wonderful visit! I'm looking forward to working with you and your students again in October in Dayton! 👏🏼🥳🙏🏼🙌🏼

Nice, this looks like a lot of fun!

Awesome swords! I love the Ninjato! When I see a Ninjato, I just hold my breath and say"Wow!". It is beautiful and deserves respect! It is awesome for combat and home protection! It is just amazing in every way! For home protection, it turns you into a force to be reckoned with!

The male dog is guarding the secret of creation under his paw ua-cam.com/video/GuuQiIMpFf4/v-deo.html

I got one

Its too bad there isn't more footage of Takamatsu soke.

Perfect for in narrow hallways at home

2:00 that gladius is concealable if you have it outside down diagonally across you chest. Much prefer this short sword over the Japanese swords.

i’m curious which sword this is?

Snow Assassin ❄️ Storm Shadow's Favorite Collectible Sword🐍 I'm an 80's kid, too. I've got all of Sho's swords now. Definitely a great sword for the money! 💯👍

I meant koga ninjato lol

That was pretty awesome to see you with mr.hayes. I have a couple of these musha black yoga ninjatos and they have this very strong black finish on the blades, so this morning I took one and took sandpaper to the blade and got the a very unique looking blade. Kinda like Damascus steel but satin like finish. Don't worry the blade is fine lol.

It's great to hear Hayes sensei talking about supporting and guiding the younger generation. I feel there are many generations lost in this world that would benefit from his teachings.

That is so true that EVERYONE need a mentor and know know this to be true because I never had one and being in my 50s now I can tell you personally that life has been very hard. Thank you for sharing this video and thank you to Mr. Hayes for all that he has done.🙂 Oh and I will be buying this book.

O cool 😊 just in time. Just days before ww3.

Das Original von Hanwei ist aus Federstahl und es hat eine glatte Klingel und nicht wie hier im Video zu sehen, mit Struktur. Das am Griff sind 2 Heuschrecken.

Talk about childhood role models! This was so cool to see…thank you for putting this together Sensei Norcross!

There's your first like on the video sir. Very cool!

9:47 Grabbing here is kind of unnecessary in my opinion because the guy with the katana has already used all of his power to cut (you can see him leaning forward after he makes the strike). He can’t do anything at this point, so you really don’t need to grab his sleeve in order to have full control of the strike. If he had enough energy left, he could just pull the sai guy’s hand with his arms and then throw the sai guy off balance and strike again. If you do plan on grabbing your opponent’s sleeve while they’re off balance to strike, you’ll have to be quick with it because you don’t know if your opponent is quick with recovery. So in short, Just striking only is way faster than grabbing and then striking.

Fantastic video!!!

This is so beautiful explained. Very good. The theoretical stuff is very important, else you never understand the technique.

Wait so if the Kodachi was legal for civilian use, does that mean that Shinobi used kodachi for their infiltration missions?

Thanks to our less than peaceful times in the last couple decades, I now realize they were too bored at times during the Edo Period... That, or we've stressed points we found in what written documentation exists, more than they ever/usually did at the time. Or I'm underestimated how detailed and ceremonial certain Japanese upper classes will make any given thing, especially when so isolated for so long.

Great point fake high hit low....

I've often struggled with the behind-the-back move, but I think that you showing it slowed down is going to be helpful. Thanks!

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SIR,TELL KOSUGI,AND HIS TEAM TO STICK IT.WHAT ARROGANCE!

So i need a saya for my bokken cuz it came with a cowhide saya, how do i make a saya out of household items like cardboard?

Why not start a Go Fund Me or something like that and if you reach the $4.000 needed, the interview happens, and if not then people get their money back. That might work, and it would put less of a financial strain on whoever backs the project.

Due to an inury, I am to switching to Iaido from BJJ (after earning a brown belt) and want a really nice katana (i.e., shinken). I'm willing to spend up to $2,000. Can someone guide me on where to go to get one? (I know the sky is the limit.) I've already ordered a quality Iaito for practice.

1.75$? that's cheap

That fan is the true hero