
Japanese Swords Instruction
Battōjutsu No Kihōn
(抜刀術の基本)



Battōjutsu (抜刀術) is a form of traditional Japanese swordsmanship for sword drawing and general swordplay. Both Battōjutsu and Iaijutsu are similar, yet the difference is evident in the emphasis of each style; Iaijutsu emphasizes on cuts after unsheathing and drawing a sword, while Battōjutsu focuses on quickly drawing the sword and responding to a sudden attack, making its techniques more battlefield field oriented.
Join us to discover the richness of the ancient art of Battōjutsu.
All participants (In-person and/or Online) must have at least one of the following training tools available:
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Bokkutō aka Bokken & Kodachi
(Long & short wood swords)
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Daitō & Wakishashi
(unsharpened blades)
YOU WILL LEARN:
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How to wear your sword
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Iai (居合): Drawing the sword
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Kamae (構え): Stances form
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Kiri (切): Cutting techniques
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Uke (受): Receiving (blocking) techniques
Beginners and Bujinkan members are welcome!
Saturday April 18 from 10:00am-12:30pm (EDT)
Spanish speakers are also welcome
Please visit the North Jersey Bujinkan Buyu Facebook Page
for additional training opportunities!