1. BASIC IAI
2. HAPPOU NUKI
3. HON IAI
4. TAMESHI GIRI
About the history of Toyama-Ryu
Toyama-ryu is based on Budo from ancient times.
It is the sword method which was added the experience in practice, and it was created by the Japanease army.
The prototype was made in 1925, and it became the almost present model in 1940. The person in charge was Colonel Kiyoshi Morinaga who was the leader of a sword method in the army of Toyama school those days.
In the present, Toyama-ryu has been inherited as Bushi-do that nurses the morality of the coming young men who have been loved peace.
Language: Japanese
Run Time: 53 min.
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