An explanation of traditional Japanese swords
Welcome to the world of Kototama Sword. Today’s video will be about 「An explanation of traditional Japanese swords」 Born in Kyoto, this unique martial art is not for fighting, but for harmony, creation, and embodying the power of words. Using the sacred wooden sword (Bokken), we cultivate breath, body, and spirit through spiral movements known as Hachiriki. Waraku unites the essence of Japanese martial arts such as Karate, Judo, and Kendo, elevating them into a path of peace and self-cultivation. On this channel, you will find: ・Demonstrations of Kototama Sword ・The spiritual roots of Japanese martial arts ・A path to harmony, vitality, and inner strength Experience the living spirit of Japanese culture here. ◼︎Website https://www.walaku.com/ ◼︎Facebook / 61560635648026 ▶Contact [email protected]
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