History of Budo. Part One Artwork
A two part series on the history of Budo and the culture of the martial arts. Part One starts in the year 1600, when Samurai begin to peak.
A two part series on the history of Budo and the culture of the martial arts. Part One starts in the year 1600, when Samurai begin to peak.
A two part series on the history of Budo and the culture of the martial arts. An unabridged interview with professor Takashi Uozumi and Author William Scott Wilson
Featuring the Samurai weapon Naginata, Jukendo (bayonet), Tankendo (long Knife) and the Jodo or short stick, filmed at the Kashima Shrine.
Cover art of Episode Six: The deadly arts of Naginata and Jukendo and Tankendo and Jodo… the weapons of Bujutsu.
Cover artwork for Episode Five: Kendo of our Warriors of Budo series… A Journey to Explore the Way of Martial Arts.
No other Budo or Japanese martial art is so closely identified with Samurai culture and the spirit of Japan than Kendo, the way of the sword.
The History of Budo. Two part release of the extended interviews with Professor Takashi Uozumi, Japan’s leading expert on the swordmaster Miyamoto Musashi and Budo historian.
Shorinji Kempo is a modern martial art combining the best of Japanese Budo techniques with a philosophy based on ancient Buddhist scriptures.
USA Olympic Judo coach Jimmy Pedro with Kayla Harrison (Olympic gold medal winner 2012-2016) demonstrate gripping strategy in a match.