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Rupert Atkinson · 10-10-2007, 11:19 PM

The first one is Aikido and the second one is too, with a bit of Kashima Shinryu style sword stuff later on. I did Shiseikan too (1992-93) but not with Inaba Minoru Sensei. Their training includes both Aikido and Kashima Shinryu. Paul Smith trains, or used to train, with Kanetsuka Sensei in the UK, which is why perhaps what I see seems so familiar to me. I also saw Paul Smith in Japan once, I think.

10-10-2007, 11:19 PM	#2
Rupert Atkinson Dojo: Wherever I am. Location: South Korea, Yongin Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 807 Offline	Re: Kashima shinryu The first one is Aikido and the second one is too, with a bit of Kashima Shinryu style sword stuff later on. I did Shiseikan too (1992-93) but not with Inaba Minoru Sensei. Their training includes both Aikido and Kashima Shinryu. Paul Smith trains, or used to train, with Kanetsuka Sensei in the UK, which is why perhaps what I see seems so familiar to me. I also saw Paul Smith in Japan once, I think. Last edited by Rupert Atkinson : 10-10-2007 at 11:21 PM.
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