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I have started to do kobudo in Oct 2007 at Hino Akira sensei's dojo in Tokyo. He comes twice a month all the way from Wakayama, together with his lovely wife and training assistant, Kazuko sensei. http://www.hino-budo.com/ We train in Tawaramachi at ArtPit dojo on every fist and third Sunday from 2-9 PM and the following Mondays from 7-10 PM. If you ever want to stop by and take a look, you are allways welcome. Kobudo means the old traditional way of martial arts, for the sake of battle and not sports competition. Me with Hino Akira sensei With Hino Kazuko sensei Training with my colleagues and friends Today we had an important guest visitor from France. It's the person in black T-shirt next to Hino sensei. He is a famous karate school (Wa Do Ryu 和道流) 5-Dan master Ngueyn Huu Chia, who came visiting with his son Alexis (front row, extreme left) and a few other discipols flying to Japan after they had participated in the demonstration held by Hino sensei in Paris this March. They were very enthusiastic, happy and felt honored to be able to train in Japan with Hino sensei. WaDoRyu was founded by Hironori Otsuka sensei. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aBcJyg2HjE In the same picture above, in orange T-shirt, next to me on my left, back, it's the Hollywood Japanese actor 阿部義広（ABE Yoshihiro）that played in "Letters of Iwojima", a back-to-back movie with "Flags of Our Fathers", directed by Clint Eastwood, and produced by Steven Spielberg. It's the soldier in white no sleeve T-shirt, left of Ken Watanabe. 「Letters from Iwo Jima」オフィシャルサイト 日本語 http://wwws.warnerbros.co.jp/iwojima-movies/ 英語 http://iwojimathemovie.warnerbros.com/ All my budo colleagues are amazing people. Most of them are dancers and actors, but also from other walks of life: medical doctors, translators, etc. Some of them are specialized in various sports such as karate, judo, kendo, yainuki, triathlon, etc. I feel it is a great experience and honor to train with them.
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Hino Akira is the type of person you first fall in love with his personality. He and his wife are really awoken spiritual people, and the old martial arts are the real thing. Drop by at Tawaramachi for just watching. Leave a comment or e-mail me.
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Martial Arts KOBUDO 古武道 with Hino Akira Sensei 日野晃In highschool I did 2 years of karate kyokushin, but last year I restarted martial arts after I was completely mesmerized by the technique, strength and wonderful character of Hino sensei.My dream is to be 80 years old and still do kobudo. I guess I'll be quite good in a few years. First of all, let me show you a 3 parts TV program on Hino Akira and his type of Martial Arts. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZMQWGPJwM4&feature=related http://uk.youtube.com/v/eZMQWGPJwM4 http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=mCtmB1-YZ3U http://uk.youtube.com/v/mCtmB1-YZ3U http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=ND_GN0bUaPw http://uk.youtube.com/v/ND_GN0bUaPw Akira HINO was born in Osaka, Japan in 1948. Not only well-known as a master of Japanese Budo (Martial arts), but he is also around as a director/instructor, a professional Jazz drummer, a writer, a stage directer and a lecturer. He started gymnastic at junior high school without any coaching. He soon marked excellent records and was selected as one of the Tokyo Olympic qualifier for intense training. As a professional drummer, Hino collaborated with many internationally-known Japanese artists such as Yosuke Yamashita, Akira Sakata, Kaoru Abe, Motoharu Yoshizawa, Gozo Yoshimasu and so on. In his 30's he founded the Hino Budo Institute as he established " Hino method" from his ascetic training, which does not depend on muscle strength and uses body in the most rational way. Because of his one-and-only amazing skill, Hino and his method was featured on national/international mass media (TV, Movie, Radio, Magazine, Newspaper, Video, DVD,etc) innumerable times. One of his published books "Kokoro no katachi" has been translated into Spanish (La Imagen del Corazon) and English (The Image of Kokoro). As Japanese Budo is extensively introduced by those media, he has been traveling world-wide to teach his style of martial arts. Since 2005, he has been invited by William Forsythe to teach the members of Forsythe company "How to connect & feel" in Frankfurt, Germany. Domestically, he has held his workshop since 2005 in Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama, and a total of 5000 people has participated. Since this very original and sophisticated physical method could apply to any fields of educating body, his Budo method has resounded through the leading artists, athletes, and instructors. Those who visit him to take guidance includes: Olympic medalists, a World champion of Kick-boxing, Prize fighters, Professional wrestlers, Rugby footballers, Budo instructors of other styles, Professional Dancers, Actors,Performers, Musicians, Doctors, Therapists, Scientists, and the people in various professions. He has also worked for people with intellectual disabilities. Hino Budo is based on controlling "Ishiki" or "Consciousness" and utilizing "natural body reflexes", which is the unconscious movement, to feel the connection with other people.Especially for performers, he focuses on REAL physical expression to connect audiences and other performers on stage by recognizing one's inner/outer body stimuli. When he was 30 years old, a Dojo was made to open for the first time at Osaka. His coaching isn't a traditional style. Because he considered most important thing for Budo was natural reflections, took an impromptu movement than a decided movement seriously. This idea is common theme running through all of his activity. Hino strengthened his resolve to disclose the essence of Budo, and decided to set up own Dojo getting the best environment deserve to train. He and his students without an experience of carpenter's work kept building the Dojo with going through with it by trial and error. For 10 years rest, it was completed. The Dojo located in Kumano Kodo is known as the World Heritage, It is dignified wooden building. http://www.hino-budo.com/ Watch my latest videos from our practice (Feb 18th) on google:
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