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Sensei Demonstrates Kussarigama Techniques
Style Shinkage Ryu Kussarigama jutsu
The April 24th is the day to celebrate among Warriors!
After the Iaijutsu training, we´ve met at the Hokkaido dojo to celebrate our day and Sensei Jorge Kishikawa´s!
“Samurai day” was instituted in 2007 in São Paulo city and later in Piracicaba, Ribeirão Preto, Campinas. Moreover, the states of Paraná, Amazonas and Santa Catarina honored Sensei Jorge Kishikawa for spreading the warrior tradition from the Samurai sword, the KOBUDO and the Samurai´s philosophy, the BUSHIDO, all over Brazil.
Two legacies that were the key foundations for Japan´s development and to make it one of the most important and respected nations in the world.
O dia escolhido para essa homenagem é 24 de Abril, data de nascimento do Sensei.
Arigatou Gozaimashita for the presence of all.
May we continue along this path of Honor, courage, and joy!
Gambate Kudasai Samurais from Niten!
Translation
Ohayou Niten,
Ohayou to everyone,
Today is the Samurai Day....Samurai!
This word has a tremendous importance in my personal experience, in my life.
Thanks to the teachings from these warriors that I have achieved so many things in my life, and get until here.
Honor, Loyalty, Justice, Wisdom, Compassion and essentially the Courage to overcome this life which is not easy at all.
I wrote in my book Shin Hagakure: "Life is not a bed of roses"; so we need a compass ... this compass is the samurai culture for me ... this compass is the sword, for the Niten students.
I want to celebrate this day with you all. And those who aren´t yet a samurai warrior, I want to invite to try out how good it is to be a samurai warrior.
I will transmit a phrase from a monk Nissen Shounin, that worth for those 25 years that I have spent at the Niten Institute: "It is okay to be hated if the sincere feeling of helping others remains until the end."
(he repeats)
"It is okay to be hated if the sincere feeling of helping others remains until the end."
Thanks to this thought I could be able to be understood.
Thanks to that we´ll move forward, bringing happiness and liberation for all of our students.
Arigatou
Published in Nippak Newspaper on April 12nd, 2018
Translation
For the seventh consecutive year, the City Council of Sao Paulo was the stage of the Paulista Sports Award, in its 62nd edition this year. The ceremony - one of the most popular in recent years - was held on the 4th of July in the main hall of the main Legislative House of the country. It was attended by Yasushi Noguchi, the Consul General of Japan in Sao Paulo; also the councilor Aurélio Nomura (PSDB); the president of the Kunito Miyasaka Foundation, Roberto Nishio; Yoshiharu Kikuchi, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the 110 Years Celebration of Japanese Immigration to Brazil; and state representative Pedro Kaká, and the "always representative" Hatiro Shimomoto
From Argentina
Kobudo has given "international" status on the Paulista Sports Award with the honored Maria Flavia Saieva, one of the first students of kenjutsu, iaijutsu, and jojutsu of Argentina´s dojo of Niten Institute. An Argentine student with the highest grade of kenjutsu by Sensei Jorge Kishikawa - founder of Niten and idealizer of the Method (KIR) - Ken Intensive Recuperation - Marina was the first woman in Argentina to receive the Shoden graduation from Niten Ichi Ryu style. "I found in Kobudo a way to wake me up spiritually. Everything I learn I apply on a daily basis, how to be more resourceful and work as a team," says Marina.
Marina Saieva receives the 62nd Paulista Sports Award in the Kobudô category!
Something impossible,
Arigatou Gozaimashita!"
Saieva - Buenos Aires
Sensei and Japan´s Consul General in Sao Paulo, Yasushi Noguchi
Sensei with General Akira Obara and his wife.
Sensei with Mr. Hatiro Shimomoto
Mallet Golf Kudo couple
Sensei Jorge Kishikawa, Marina Saieva, Founder of Nippak Newspaper - Dr. Raul Takaki and Sempai Wenzel
Roger Niero (Coordinator of Santo André Dojo), Sensei Jorge Kishikawa, Marina Saieva, Wenzel Böhm (General Coordinator of the Niten Institute) and Eduardo Huarte (Coordinator of Buenos Aires)