TATE experience in Ami Ibaraki | 殺陣体験
Hello, this is Masaku Juka from Ibaraki in Japan. Do you know about Japanese sword fighting? Sword fighting is called Tate in Japanese. It’s a fighting scene in theaters, movies, and TV dramas where many actors are involved in fighting. Tate can be performed in a variety of ways from barehanded fightings to using big weapons. Our guest house Iuku actually offers number of Japanese cultural experiences to the foreign guests. Today I’d like to introduce you to one of these tert experience. Let’s go. This is the entrance in Maku Iuku. Uh and next door is a dojo for sword fighting and dance. A dojo means like a training room. This room holds the props uh kimonos and other equipment used for sword fighting and dance. Next to that is the dojo which looks like this. There are 600 abacas on the wall which I used for my other business abacus teaching in this room. The sword fighting teacher will teach you everything from basic movements to short fight scenes. The other day my friend and abacus teacher and her mother came to our EQU to experience sword fighting t. Please enjoy the practice scene. stick. [Music] [Music] All you all of us After learning the basic movements in this way, they practice the fight scenes. What did you think of this video? Suit fighting is an experiential event where you have fun acting out battles. You can enjoy playing a variety of roles such as a strong man, a gentle woman, or even a child ninja. Why don’t you come and enjoy Japanese sword fighting with us? For more information, please visit our Maku Iku website.
0:04 Intro
1:00 Dojo Tour
2:09 Sword Fighting in Action
3:30 Outro
We offer a unique accommodation experience in Ibaraki, just a few hours from Tokyo.
Our guesthouse is perfect for travelers who want to explore Japan off the beaten path and enjoy nature, culture, and local life.
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– About 1 hour by car from Narita International Airport
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