Gyokko Ryu Ten Chi Jin – Bujinkan Ninjutsu Daikomyosai 2005 DVD

Gyokko Ryu Ten Chi Jin – Bujinkan Ninjutsu Daikomyosai 2005 DVD

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SKU: SPD-7025
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Gyokko Ryu Ten Chi Jin – Bujinkan Ninjutsu Daikomyosai 2005 DVD Discover this rare Japanese Ninjutsu DVD dedicated to Gyokko Ryu Ten Chi Jin, recorded during the Daikomyosai 2005 event in Japan. Released by the Japanese martial arts publisher Quest Co., Ltd., this DVD is part of the well-known Bujinkan DVD Series Vol.25 and features teachings by Masaaki Hatsumi connected to Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu and traditional Japanese martial arts transmission. The original Japanese title is 玉虎流 天・地・人, which can be translated as “Gyokko Ryu – Heaven, Earth and Man”. This DVD is a valuable study resource for practitioners, instructors, collectors and researchers interested in Ninjutsu, Bujinkan training, Gyokko Ryu Kosshijutsu, Ten Chi Jin, Taijutsu, Japanese budo and the deeper principles of traditional martial arts from Japan. Price, Condition and Availability Final selling price: 49.00 USD Compare-at price: 59.00 USD Condition: Very Good Used Condition This is a second-hand Japanese DVD. The original case, cover artwork, disc and Quest DVD Catalogue 2006 Winter Issue are included. Minor signs of previous ownership may be present due to the age of the item. Please check the product photos carefully before ordering. A Rare Japanese DVD from Daikomyosai 2005 This DVD contains footage from the Daikomyosai 2005, held at the Tokyo Budokan on November 29, November 30 and December 1, 2005. During this three-day seminar, Masaaki Hatsumi Soke gave detailed instruction on the teachings and feeling of Gyokko Ryu, with a focus on the classical structure of Ten Chi Jin. For serious students of Ninjutsu and Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu, this DVD is especially important because Gyokko Ryu is one of the core martial traditions associated with body movement, distance, angling, balance breaking, kosshijutsu principles and refined taijutsu. The theme of Ten Chi Jin — Heaven, Earth and Man — also gives this DVD strong value for practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of martial structure, natural movement and transmission. Strongly Recommended by the Ninjutsu Kyoto Instructor The acquisition of this DVD is strongly recommended, and can be considered essential, by the Ninjutsu instructor in Kyoto and founder of BujindoShop.com. He personally participated in the Daikomyosai 2005 seminar recorded in this DVD, making this item not only a rare Japanese martial arts video, but also a meaningful reference connected to direct experience of the event. For students who wish to understand the feeling of Gyokko Ryu, the depth of Ten Chi Jin, and the transmission of movement taught by Masaaki Hatsumi, this DVD is considered a highly valuable study companion. It is particularly recommended for serious practitioners of Ninjutsu, instructors, collectors and researchers of Japanese budo. You can follow the instructor’s Ninjutsu practice, teachings and demonstrations on the official YouTube channel: Ninjutsu Kyoto YouTube Channel. Why This DVD Is Important for Ninjutsu Study Gyokko Ryu is often considered one of the essential schools for understanding the foundations of Bujinkan martial movement. Through this DVD, practitioners can study posture, kamae, rhythm, timing, distancing, natural body mechanics and the transmission of principles through direct demonstration. The concept of Ten Chi Jin represents a profound framework in martial arts study. It can be understood as the relationship between Heaven, Earth and Man, but also as a practical method for organizing movement, structure, distance, timing and strategy. This makes the DVD particularly useful for practitioners who wish to study beyond simple technique and approach Ninjutsu as a complete martial path. Product Details Original Japanese Title 玉虎流 天・地・人 English Title Gyokko Ryu Ten Chi Jin – Bujinkan Ninjutsu Daikomyosai 2005 Publisher Quest Co., Ltd. Japan Series Bujinkan DVD Series Vol.25 Product Code SPD-7025 Format DVD Video / DVD NTSC Duration Approx. 196 minutes Region ALL Region Audio / Language Japanese with consecutive interpretation in English Video Color / Stereo / Single-sided dual-layer disc Recorded Event Daikomyosai 2005, Tokyo Budokan Event Dates November 29–30 and December 1, 2005 Release Date March 18, 2006 JAN Code 4941125670258 ISBN ISBN4-87389-908-7 Original Japanese Retail Price ¥5,600 before tax / ¥6,160 including tax For Practitioners, Collectors and Martial Arts Researchers This Gyokko Ryu Ten Chi Jin DVD is recommended for martial artists who want to study rare Japanese video material connected to the teachings of Masaaki Hatsumi and the Bujinkan martial tradition. It is also suitable for collectors of Japanese martial arts DVDs, researchers of Ninjutsu history and instructors looking for valuable visual references. Rare Japanese Ninjutsu DVD released by Quest Daikomyosai 2005 footage featuring Masaaki Hatsumi Dedicated to Gyokko Ryu Ten Chi Jin Useful for Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu practitioners Valuable study material for Ninjutsu, Taijutsu and Japanese budo Recommended for collectors of Quest martial arts DVDs Approx. 196 minutes of rare Japanese martial arts footage Selected by BujindoShop.com from the Ninjutsu Kyoto Instructor Collection Important Notice Before Ordering This product is a used Japanese DVD. Region, language and playback compatibility should be checked before purchase. Although this DVD is marked as ALL Region, buyers should confirm that their DVD player, computer or media device can play Japanese NTSC DVDs. This item is sold as a rare martial arts study resource and collectible Japanese DVD. Availability is limited, and once sold, this exact second-hand copy may not be restocked. Add this rare Gyokko Ryu Ten Chi Jin Bujinkan Ninjutsu Daikomyosai 2005 DVD to your collection and deepen your study of Japanese Ninjutsu, Taijutsu, budo transmission and the teachings of Masaaki Hatsumi.

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