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The Muso Shinden-ryu lineage, from Hayashizaki (1549-1621) until Nakayama Hakudo. The MJER Shimomura-ha and Tanimura-ha branches are included

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Muso Shinden-ryu is a Iaido koryu branched off from the Shimomura-ha branch of the Muso Jikiden Eishin-ryu tradition, by Nakayama Hakudo. The Muso Shinden-ryu Iaido tradition consists of 44 Iaido forms, or Kata, divided into 3 groups.

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Iaido träning för nybörjare och avancerade på Norrbackagatan (Karlbergsskolan) och Blackeberg (Bromma) i Stockholm. Lite om utrustning (bokken, iaito, shinken, hakama) och hur man tränar.

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The All Japan Kendo Federations (AJKF/ZNKR) Iaido

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Kensei Kensan Kai is due to Watanabe Yukio sensei and Michioka Yoshinori-sensei. The Swedish branch is founded by Mike Henry and Roger Undhagen as a result of Lennart Linder's interest in Iaido

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