SLOWLY BUT SURELY
HISTORY 1966-2013
Zen Nippon Toyama-Ryu Iaido Kyokaï
(Leadership Spain, Europe, Latin America)
全日本戸山流居合道协会 . 森永派
ラテンアメリカ、ヨーロッパ、 スペイン、リーダーシップ
A basic aspect of a lineage, ie, the line of descent, descent from a family or clan, is the series of ancestors and / or descendants of a person regarded as the first of a common trunk or branch, in this case Kiyoshi Morinaga and Toyama-Ryu School.
In no “Western” cultures, lineages are often as important as they are, many orders are established for subjects, establishing a location symbolically Corresponding every family equally, lineages tend to establish inheritance and other forms of rights.
The lineages have not only served, but still serve to establish lines and thus the chances of inheriting or even the location or place of life, for example (although not always) called matrilineage may involve a matrilocation ( where you live offspring) or vice versa if it is a patrilineage.
The study of family lineage is a limited study only focuses on the barony (patrilineal line) or in the navel line (matrilineal line) of a person is in ascending or descending order. In Japan, there has never ceased to cultivate this kind of studies and therefore there are very well documented data works lineages and clans.
The Bloodlines of Koryu Bugei or Gendaï Budo did not deviate from these linear concepts, highlighting the Menkyo receiving a legacy of school, whether blood or not, ie, in similar – genealogical terms, teachers who succeed as leaders “Kyokaï” from the Founder as Kancho.
SHO KAISHO (First President 1966 – 1978):
Kiyoshi Morinaga
Born in Hirodo-mura, Katuda-gun Okayama Province, on June 1, 1897.
He lived his military career since childhood, was studying at the “Rikugun Yonen Gakko or Military Institute for Children, where he graduated later Sensei Morinaga served was doing his duty as an instructor assigned to the Toyama Military Academy (Toyama Gakko 1873) with the ranks of Lieutenant, Captain and Commander, which was intended to train the officers and NCOs of Imperial, famous Army for his Juken-Jutsu, being the Chief, “Ken-Jutsu” for more than 10 years.
In the 14th year of Taisho (1925) was the School of Sword Toyama-Ryu is created following the example of the Toyama Gakko utilizing the Gunto Soho, one year before Lieutenant Morinaga Kiyoshi contacted on behalf of the imperial army, with Master Nakayama Hakudo, asking for their assistance in the compilation of a system, which contemplate the sword techniques that could be used on the battlefield in a real and effective way.
Later, from 1939 to 1945, with Lieutenant Colonel Morinaga Kiyoshi was assigned as Director of the Toyama Academy and as such was responsible for expanding the curriculum Iai from five kata established and that he did, suppressing the 1925 version of the form number five, and adding new forms five with two others, the six to seven, having three phases of evolution and development of Gunto Jutsu.
He spent the time, was the Chief of the Regiment who was on duty at the border between Manchuria and Soviet Russia. In 1965, as his son worked in Kyoto, Morinaga sensei began living in the southern part, in Yamashiro-Tanabe (now called “Kyoto-tanabe”), teaching Iai-do and Jyukendo Tanabe and base of Okubo (Force Self-Defense in Japan).
Died in 1981. ISHIKAWA Kancho Takeshi he learned Jyukendo Iai-do and as Officer Okubo Base with Morinaga sensei as a direct disciple.
NI KAISHO (Second President 1978 – 1985):
[PENDING PHOTO]Takao Mitsunaga
Born in Sumiyoshi-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka City, in 1914.
He was the assistant “Kan-in-no-miya,” who was a General of an Imperial Family. Generally, in the case of men, in their names, the suffix “king” stuck. The men of the Imperial Family were always officers of the Imperial Army. After World War II, Mitsunaga Sensei was the president of a company packing materials.
In parallel, was Vice-Chairman of “Ju-Kendo Renmei Osaka”, as well as President of the Association of School Assistants for Shito-ryu Karate.
SAN KAISHO (Third President 1985 – 1992):
[PENDING PHOTO]Daisaku Nakata
Born in Komatsu, Ishikawa Province in 1906.
Follower of various traditions, had the Ku Dan Huden-So-jutsu (spear) and Yamada-Ryu Kusarigama-Jutsu (sickle with chain), but most of him reflected in the school, was his not current Ju Dan in Toyama-Ryu. He died in 2006.
YON KAISHO (Fourth President 1992 – 2004):
[PENDING PHOTO]Masao Ishihara
He was born in Yonezawa, Yamagata Province in 1922.
It was military after World War II, he returned to Japan from Siberia, taken prisoner by the Soviet Union, he spent ten years working in the jungles. After the time was the President of “Kobe Hugetsu-do,” a famous company for hand crafted sweets.
He came to fulfill the work of the Secretary General of the Dai Nippon Butokukai also following another emblematic Tradition, Shingan Yagyu-Ryu Iai Heïhoü-School which was Shihan. He died in 2004. Terakawa Shihan learned with him as a direct disciple.
GO KAISHO (Fifth President 2004 – 2014):
Takashi Ishikawa
Born in Kineshima, Saga of the Province in 1936.
He is a Senior Self-Defense Force officer. Direct disciple of Morinaga sensei learned under his direct address Iai-do and Ju-Kendo as an officer stationed at the Base of Okubo, winning many competitions of traditional Ju-Kendo.
ROKU KAISHO (Sixth President 2014 – Actuality):
[PENDING ACTUAL PHOTO]Eïtaroü Inoüe
In the month of April 2014, the Kaicho (President) and other executives change. At that time becomes Hanshi Ishikawa Saikoo-Komon (Supreme Director) and Inoue sensei will be the new Kaicho.