警視流木太刀形逐式解說！現代劍道遺失的劍術！／10 Keishiryu Kata Fully Explained! The Swordsmanship Lost in Modern Kendo!

要真正理解劍道，「形」係絕對不可或缺嘅一環。 今日大家最熟悉嘅劍道形，當然係全日本劍道連盟制定嘅「日本劍道形」。但喺「日本劍道形」出現之前，日本警察體系已經發展出一套非常重要嘅劍術形——「警視流木太刀形」。 呢套形唔單止可以視為現代日本劍道形發展史上重要嘅前身之一，更加保留咗唔少古流劍術嘅技法、步法同構え。當中有好多動作，喺今日嘅劍道場上已經相當罕見。 今集 Sixers Station 就帶大家返到明治時代，了解警視流的來龍去脈，再根據19世紀末嘅珍貴文獻，逐一拆解十式警視流木太刀形： 04:50 01｜八相 —— 直心影流 06:07 02｜変化 —— 鞍馬流 06:49 03｜八天切 —— 堤宝山流 07:41 04｜巻落 —— 立身流 08:50 05｜下段の突 —— 北辰一刀流 09:39 06｜阿吽 —— 浅山一伝流 11:11 07｜一二の太刀 —— 示現流 12:06 08｜打落し —— 神道無念流 13:18 09｜破折れ —— 柳生流 14:07 10｜位詰 —— 鏡心明智流 我哋會逐式睇清楚，亦會比較當中同現代劍道明顯唔同嘅地方。 其中更加有一個幾有趣嘅現象：十式入面竟然有四式出現居敷姿勢。呢種喺現代劍道相當少見嘅動作，點解會喺警視流木太刀形入面如此常見？如果你熟悉警視流、古流劍術，非常歡迎留言分享你嘅見解。 如果你鍾意呢類劍道、武道、運動史同日本歷史內容，記得 Like、Share 同 Subscribe Sixers Station！ 加入會員／Super Chat亦可以支持台長繼續製作更多長篇研究內容。 Sixers Station！傾運動、說故事、講歷史！ To truly understand Kendo, "Kata" (forms) is an indispensable part. The most familiar set today is naturally the "Nippon Kendo Kata" established by the All Japan Kendo Federation. However, before "Nippon Kendo Kata" came into being, the Japanese police system had already developed a crucial set of sword forms—"Keishiryu Bokutachi no Kata" (警視流木太刀形). This set of forms is not only a major precursor in the development of modern Nippon Kendo Kata, but it also preserves many classical sword techniques, footwork, and stances (kamae) from ancient schools (koryu). Many of these movements are quite rare in today's Kendo dojos. In this episode, Sixers Station takes you back to the Meiji era to explore the origin and background of Keishiryu. Based on rare late-19th-century historical documents, we break down the ten forms of Keishiryu Bokutachi no Kata step by step: 04:50 01 | Hasso — Jikishinkage-ryu 06:07 02 | Henka — Kurama-ryu 06:49 03 | Hatten-giri — Tsutsumi Hozan-ryu 07:41 04 | Maki-otoshi — Tatsumi-ryu 08:50 05 | Gedan no Tsuki — Hokushin Itto-ryu 09:39 06 | A-un — Asayama Ichiden-ryu 11:11 07 | Ichi-ni no Tachi — Jigen-ryu 12:06 08 | Uchi-otoshi — Shinto Munen-ryu 13:18 09 | Ha-ore — Yagyu-ryu 14:07 10 | Kurai-zume — Kyoshin Meichi-ryu We will closely examine each form and compare the elements that differ significantly from modern Kendo. Among them is an intriguing phenomenon: four out of the ten forms feature the ishiki (居敷 - crouching/kneeling) posture. Why was this posture, so uncommon in modern Kendo, so prevalent in Keishiryu Bokutachi no Kata? If you are knowledgeable about Keishiryu or ancient martial arts (Koryu Kenjutsu), please feel free to leave a comment and share your insights! If you enjoy content on Kendo, Budo, sports history, and Japanese history, remember to Like, Share, and Subscribe to Sixers Station! You can also support us by joining as a channel member or sending a Super Chat so we can continue producing long-form research content. At Sixers Station, we talk sports, tell tales, and explore history! #劍道 #日本劍道形 #警視流 #警視流木太刀形 #古流劍術 #武道 #劍術 #Kendo #Keishiryu #JapaneseKendo #budo #martialarts #japanesemartialarts #kenjutsu #koryu #kendokata #kata #剣道 #日本剣道形 #古流剣術 #剣術 #검도 #일본검도본 #경시류 #경시류목타치가타 #고류검술 #무도 #검술 #直心影流 #鞍馬流 #堤宝山流 #立身流 #北辰一刀流 #浅山一伝流 #示現流 #神道無念流 #柳生流 #鏡心明智流 #淺山一傳流