Budovideos.com - Shinto Muso Ryu Jojutsu DVD (Nihon Kobudo Series)

Part of the highly acclaimed "Nihon Kobudo Series" this documentary shows many of the forms (kata) of this fascinating art that originated in Fukuoka, Japan 500 years ago when the founder, Muso Gunosuke, beat Musashi with his jo - or staff.

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Languages:	Japanese
Length:	29 min.
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List price:	$ 99.95 USD
Price:	$ 79.95 USD

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Author: matthew rogers
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On this video is a demonstration of a outstanding short staff (jo) by some of the greatest practitioners of the time. produced by the jap min of ed the production values are fantastic.

Like all videos in the Nihon no Kobudo series, this video is not meant to be instructional in anyway. It is a document of an important classical Japanese school preserved on film for posterity.

It is however extremely inspiring to watch and I'm sure that many martial artists may wish to seek out instruction in this art after seeing the performances here.