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Kyūdō : Combat Stories – 13

By the beginning of the Meiji era in the late 19th century, all martial art forms in Japan including Kyūdō saw a massive decrease as the Samurai lost its status. Later, with the All-Japan Kyudo Federation, it was brought back to life. New regulations and guidelines were published and it started with new popularity.

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Aikido: Combat Stories – 12

The game of aikido is about mental training along with physical training. So, the movements in it signify the same.
Nowadays, in different schools, different styles of aikido are practiced. Many other different practitioners are Kisshomaru Ueshiba, Koichi Tohei, Morihiro Saito, Steven Seagal, etc. However, people enjoy watching and practicing diverse styles of aikido.

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Iaido: Combat Stories – 11

Talking about the history of iaido, it was started in the middle of the 1500s. As per the available documents, Hayashizaki Jinsuke Shigenobu is considered the organizer of iaido. Since then, many koryu or schools have introduced the martial art form. Some of the schools still practice it today.

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Sōjutsu: Combat Stories – 10

The game of sojutsu and the use of yari became highly popular after the Mongol invasion in the 13th century. In later days, the Japanese modified the tops of the spears as per their requirements. Some new styles are developed to make them compatible with on-foot games. And some are designed for fighting from horseback. Although it was practiced in nearly 450 schools in ancient days, it is rarely found in recent days. However, nowadays, it is practiced in several Japanese Bujutsu Ryu and Ninjutsu schools.

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Judo : Combat Stories – 09

Judo : Combat Stories – 09 -by Ishita Mondal –Reading Time – 4 min Approx Who said a combat asks for weapon only? You can fight with bare hands and beat your opponent easily defending yourself. Yes, there are techniques Read more

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Naginatajutsu : Combat Stories – 08

Nowadays, two types of games with under naginatajutsu are common. One is Shiai-kyōgi and another one is engi-kyōgi. The first one includes individual efforts and team matches. Teams usually have four-five members. On the other hand, engi-kyōgi includes two pairs of opponents. Both of them perform different techniques of the game and try to defeat one another.

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Jujutsu: Combat Stories – 07

Although it was started as a self-defense technique, now, its scope is broader than that. Nowadays, jujutsu is practiced as a sports form and as a major self-defense technique. It is also played as an Olympics sport. However, the sport form is similar to judo, another combat form influenced by the traditional form of jujutsu.

World’s Most Populated City - Feature TCP

World’s Most Populated City

You have got to know how Tokyo, being the world’s most populated city, bears a phenomenal history and offers the best cultural effects, sportsmanship, and cuisines. Now, let’s have a look at other populated cities in the world. The list will help you to compare the city and its heritage with others.

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Iaijutsu : Combat Stories – 06

It includes a wide range of swordsmanship styles which are non-combative majorly. According to the practitioners, it is a game to inculcate spiritual harmony within an individual. It develops a high sense of intellect, willpower, and sensitivity.

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Why did the Renaissance Arise in Italy

He is a renowned Italian painter who is appreciated for his portraits of Charles I and Pope Paul III. Later, he contributed much to art and culture. He painted religious and mythical paintings. For example, “Venus and Adonis”, and “Metamorphosis” are two of his most famous works. Also, he painted beautiful portraits of king Philip II of Spain and Roman emperor Charles V. His other works include- “Assumption of the Virgin”. Thus, he contributed a handful of paintings and artwork in the wave of the Italian renaissance.