提灯抜 Chochin-Barai
From the Shinjuku Branch practice: A demonstration of “Chōchin-barai” (提灯抜 lantern sweeping) by the dashing Ide Shike, who looks great […]
Masters
Onko Chishin 温故知新
One characteristic of people who are bad at cooking is that they don’t follow recipes. If the recipe itself is […]
Keiko-Osame 稽古納め
As 2024 draws to a close, Tenshinryu dojos are holding their final practice sessions of the year. In Japanese cultural […]
To make a mistake and not correct it is to truly make a mistake.
子曰、過而不改、是謂過矣 子（し）曰（いわ）く、過ちて改めざる、是（こ）れを過ちと謂（い） う。 Confucius said, “To make a mistake and not correct it is to truly make a mistake.” This […]
for Creators
Tenshinryu supports creators and has collaborated on various creative works, including the renowned game “Ghost of Tsushima.” The photos and […]
Manners, Etiquette, and Rituals
In reality, manners, etiquette, and rituals can be considered peripheral in martial arts. The essence of martial arts lies in […]
About the Sageo
What is the Sageo?The Sageo is said to be a remnant of the Tachio (太刀緒), which was used to suspend […]
Tenshinryu Paris seminar
Nouveau stage de Tenshinryu ce dimanche 1er décembre au Dojo Do Paris 17ème. Ouvert à tous !! パリでのセミナー告知です
The Culture of Kata(Forms) in Japan
Learning martial arts or budo fundamentally means learning “kata.” The term “kata” is typically written with the kanji for “form” […]
A Discussion on Apologies
**A Discussion on Apologies** This is a story about someone who previously defamed Tenshinryu. A person who had repeatedly defamed […]