In Kanayama Takayuki's Room, we share a variety of content with the theme of "Learning from the Body."
- Practical instruction (we welcome questions)
- Body awareness
- Lecture videos
- Landscape photos
- Other (there are also extra episodes)
We release videos on these themes every Saturday from 9pm.
(Videos other than Kanayama Takayuki's Room are also released on an irregular basis.)
We also offer private lessons in Tokyo for visitors to Japan.
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I love it master may you be the best of fight scene Thank
Thank you! I hope you will continue to support me!
Very nice and beautiful I love it.
Thank you for your comment!
Excellence 🙇♂
thank you sir
Nice video showing your students and training.
I created this because I thought the students' seriousness would match the scenery.
Muito bom Tate e trilha sonora , omedetou Gozaimassu sensei 👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙇♀️
doumo arigatougozaimasu.Atores e outros vêm aqui para aprender e aplicar em seus trabalhos.
nice
Merci
thank you sir
Proper Dueling. 🫡♟️✌️ I'm banned from use blades. They make me use a firearm.
That was very good. The jo staff work is a part of sword training?
Of course it has something to do with swords, but JOs are practicing as JOs.
Muito bom 👏👏👏👏👏👏🙇♀️🙏🏻
Obrigado por assistir.
Muito eficiente e maravilhosos movimentos 🙏🏻👏👏👏👏👏👏🙇♀️🙏🏻
Obrigado por assistir.
Мэстро ! 🙏🏻
Being inspired by what you mentioned, "we should be able to hide our presence and emotions so that the opponent cannot predict our movements. This is an old rule, but its implementation requires work on the mind and body." At this point, I would also like to write a few words about a certain part of this concept, Mushin, for people not involved in martial arts, to illustrate how martial arts shaped and influenced the everyday life of ancient warriors, and nowadays it also has wide applications. Mushin (無心), or "empty mind," is a concept originating from Zen philosophy and martial arts such as judo or kendo. In the context of everyday life, it refers to the ability to act without unnecessary thinking, emotional burdens, or worries. It is a state where you are fully present and focused on the task at hand, without being concerned about the outcomes. Here are some ways you can apply the principle of mushin in your daily life: - Focus on the Present Moment: Try to be present in the current moment. Instead of worrying about the future or dwelling on the past, concentrate on what you are doing right now. This helps increase efficiency and reduce stress. - Eliminate Negative Emotions: Make an effort not to let negative emotions, such as anger or frustration, affect your actions. Try to respond to situations calmly and objectively. - Act Without Hesitation: When making decisions or carrying out tasks, do so with full commitment and confidence, without overanalyzing each option. This allows for more fluid and natural action. - Minimize Distractions: Reduce factors that might distract you. Create an environment at work or at home that supports concentration and efficiency. - Meditation and Mindfulness: Regular practice of meditation and mindfulness can help achieve a state of mushin. It helps in developing concentration skills and emotional control. - Acceptance of Impermanence: Understand that many things in life are transient and changeable. Accepting this can help you let go of the need to control every aspect of a situation. Incorporating the principle of mushin into daily life can improve focus, reduce stress, and enhance action effectiveness. Please complete my statement and let me know what you think about it.
Thank you very much for sharing the information about the seminars and for describing your experience visiting Southern Izu. I would also like to express my gratitude for presenting the Kesa-giri (袈裟切り) technique using Hiza nuki (膝抜き). I appreciate the valuable lesson and the opportunity to learn such an advanced technique. I apologize for adding a few additional comments about Hiza nuki and Kesa-giri here. Hiza nuki, or "knee pulling," is a technique that allows for effective use of the body to gain a better position and strength in combat. On the other hand, Kesa-giri, or "cross-cutting," requires precise movement and proper body alignment to execute an effective cut. Mastering both techniques is crucial for achieving excellence in martial arts. Thank you also for mentioning the importance of hiding one’s presence and emotions so that opponents cannot predict our movements. This principle is very important in martial arts. Allow me to add a few words about it. In Japanese martial arts, the principle of hiding one’s presence and emotions is often referred to as "無心" (mushin) and "不動心" (fudōshin). - Mushin (無心) means "mind without disturbance" or "empty mind." It is a state in which the mind is free from distractions and biases, allowing for spontaneous and instinctive responses without the influence of emotions. - Fudōshin (不動心) means "immovable mind" or "unshakable mind." It refers to a state of inner stability and calmness, regardless of external circumstances and emotions. Both concepts are crucial for achieving mastery in martial arts, where controlling one's reactions and emotions is essential for effectiveness and strategy. Thank you once again for everything and for the valuable information. I look forward to the next meetings and materials.
Thank you, Marius. Even though the translation function is excellent, I imagine it must have been difficult to translate the intuitive aspects of martial arts into Japanese in an easy-to-understand way. I imagine you first translated it from Polish to English, and then carefully reviewed how it would be conveyed in Japanese. As per Marius' request, I would like to consider this passage again in a video. ありがとうございます マリウスさん。 翻訳機能が優れているとはいえ、武術の感覚的なところを日本語で解りやすく訳すことは苦労されたと思います。ポーランド語から一旦英語に変換し、それが日本語でどのように伝わるかと丁寧に見直されたのではないかと想像いたします。 この文章に関しまして、マリウスさんのご希望通り改めて動画で考察してみたいと思います。
The greatest difficulty and caution lie in the multi-dimensional analysis of the content translated from Japanese (since I still do not know Japanese well) from the automatically generated transcript by KZread and the video itself. However, due to my 心のつながり (kokoro no tsunagari) - deep emotional and spiritual connection with ancient Japanese culture, especially with the life of ancient warriors, which I cannot explain (I was born with it), and my understanding based on certain experiences, it allows me to share this type of knowledge, which no longer requires much effort. I am glad that my comment made a positive impression on you, and I hope it also conveyed your thoughts in this regard. 最大の難しさと注意点は、日本語から翻訳されたコンテンツの多次元分析にあります（まだ日本語があまりよくわからないため）。これはKZreadによって自動生成されたトランスクリプトやビデオそのものからです。しかし、心のつながり (kokoro no tsunagari) - 古代の日本文化、特に古代の武士の生活との深い感情的および精神的なつながりがあるため（これは説明できませんが、生まれつき持っているものです）、そして特定の経験に基づく理解により、この種の知識を共有することができ、それはもはや大きな努力を必要としません。私のコメントがあなたに良い印象を与えたことを嬉しく思い、この点においてもあなたの考えを伝えることができたことを願っています。 I am not sure about the above automated Japanese traslation :) Hope that contains English version :)
I think it's probably a very accurate translation. I feel that the accuracy is quite high even for an automatically generated Japanese translation. I don't think the accuracy was this good around 2021. Of course, there are some mistakes in the sounds of synonyms, but it is generally correct.
I agree with you. The accuracy of machine translations has significantly improved over the past few years. Advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning have played a major role in enhancing the quality of translations. While there are still some errors, particularly with synonyms and context-specific phrases, the overall accuracy is impressive. This technology also plays an important role in communication, allowing people from different cultures and languages to better understand each other. It facilitates easier connections, international collaboration, and comprehension without language barriers. It's fascinating to see how technology continues to evolve and improve!
The dreamlike events we have been hoping for in the future are now happening in reality.
素晴らしいですね 杖術がやってみたい
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Magnifico!!!
Thank you por posting this. As you explained so clearly and in detail, body position is just as important as how you use the jo or bokken. I would like to discuss one issue. When training outdoors, I sometimes hit wooden beams to train speed and dynamics. But I also hit with a force, which I think is quite important to see how the jo and my body will behave. I think impact kinetics is something worth mastering. How about your experience? What is your advice? Just like you, I never waste leftover jo. I always make hanbo or tanbo :) And I encourage others to do the same. Regards, Master Kanayama.
Thank you very much for your question. Testing the strength of a practical strike is the essence of martial arts. I once buried a thick log in the ground and stood it up, using a weapon that is actually a tree branch, rather than a wooden sword, to strike the tree until it broke. The impact on my hand was extraordinary, and within five minutes a large section of the skin on my left hand peeled off and blood started to flow. It was a very rigorous training that made the skin on my hands thicker and strengthened my joints. I would like to respond to this in the "Room Video." ご質問ありがとうございます。 実戦的な打撃の強さを試すのが武術の真髄です。 かつて太い丸太を地面に埋めて立て、木刀ではなく木の枝（薩摩のイスノキ）を武器にして木が折れるまで叩く稽古をしていたことがあります。 手への衝撃はすさまじく、5分もしないうちに左手の皮膚の大部分が剥がれ、血が流れ出しました。手の皮膚が厚くなり、節々が強くなる、とても厳しい稽古でした。 「部屋の動画」でこのことについてお応えしたいと思います。
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Gravity as an ally.. I once heard someone say taijutsu is the art of falling, I think sensei is talking about that here...
Use gravity to your advantage. Each joint and center of gravity makes this possible.
@@KanayamaTakayuki domo arigato sensei:)
Omedetou Gozaimassu sensei and your student 🙇♀️🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙇🏻♀️🙏
arigatougozaimasu！
Good demonstration👍👍
Thank you for watching
good stuff
Thank you for watching
今度は女性陣に注目した斬られ方動画が見たいです！ 冒頭の御二方の斬られっぷりがよかったので🎉
ありがとうございます。今後の参考にいたします！
Great Video and thank you for sharing it Sifu Kanayama. Best greetings from Michael ❤🌎🍀
Hi Michael, thanks for watching and commenting.
Really well done , so swift , precise.
Thank you for watching.
Thank you very much for the beautiful Video from Japan with the Landscape Sensei Kanayama . Looks great 👍 Wish you all a Happy and relaxing weekend from Michael 🌎🍀☕❤️
Thank you as always, Michael. This video is about a 20km walk along a local river in Japan, and I'm glad you enjoyed it! Have a nice weekend!
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Thank you for sharing your impressions, photos and videos from your walk along 野川 in 東京. I also have a question because I am confused whether the channel, by changing its name to 金山孝駅の部屋, also changed its content compared to the cyclical 実技指導? Have you completely omitted this part or will it be included selectively because I noticed that the last 2 episodes did not include this part?
Thank you for your question. Although I have changed the channel name, the video content in the room will continue to include practical demonstrations as before. However, I won't be able to do this every time, so rather than providing a lot of information all at once, I plan to control the amount of information provided so that viewers can easily refer to it. In addition, if viewers have any questions about my movements, I think it would be beneficial to demonstrate my moves and answer them, but I am waiting for someone to raise their hand until this becomes a regular occurrence. Thank you for your continued support!
I completely agree with your idea to expect all feedback from viewers about the technique or instructions. However, I personally have some doubts and although I do not know how many questions you have received so far about the current "practical instructions" (実技指導), I believe that viewers may have difficulties, especially with less experience in martial arts, asking questions for currently presented techniques despite many important details. I think that for most viewers, regardless of experience, it can give a value of presentation, discussing and presenting the use of a given technique - I mean katas (型) or exercise techniques that can be practiced every day, just like the daily routine in the exercise of suburi techniques (素振り) in kenjutsu (剣術) or aikiken (合気剣). For example, presenting and discussing "kaizuki" in battojutsu (抜刀術) will allow viewers to practice the technique everyday and ask constructive questions on the basis of this practice, where it can create an interesting discussion. It should be remembered that the questions are born from the action, so let your viewers try and feel the technique before he starts asking questions. Also for me 実技指導 they are integrated in 金山孝駅の部屋, also mixing issues (剣術, 杖術, 抜刀術) causes difficulties in access and searching of materials in order to re -analyze what is slightly discouraging. I think 実技指導 requires a separate own series with grouping to issues (実技指導-剣術, 実技指導-杖術, 実技指導-抜刀術).
Very picturesque place you live. Thanks for sharing it.
たくさんの距離を歩いたんやね〜！ お疲れさまでした😊 まさか下駄？ 深大寺の鬼太郎茶屋は気になるな〜♬👻
Nice Video,👍and thank you for sharing it.❤,🌎🙏
斬られ方の動画もっと見たいです！
Excellent video. Looks like everyone had fun and learned much.
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Thank you, TK: great precision and technic.
Thank you for watching.
Good video
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Очень грамотно. Уровень.
’部屋´と言う名は結構ですよ。人々が一緒に集めていろいろ活動、お話が出来る所ですからね。🐢
ありがとうございます。まだまだ小さなコミュニティですが、継続的に楽しめる形を作っていきたいと考えております。亀さんマーク（笑）！