Kuroda no jô

[Sean Fogarty]

I am intrigued with the idea of Ikkaku ryu- as torite. Given that Ikkaku ryu- was founded by the same SMR headmaster-like-person as Ittatsu ryu- nawa jutsu (Matsuzaki Kinzaemon ?Omogatsu), I don't understand how the Ten'ami ryu- could practice nawa jutsu of the Ikkaku ryu- as in _The History of Shindo Muso Ryu Jojutsu_ by Matsui Kenji, translated by Hunter Armstrong.

Also, are the Ten'ami ryu- and Shin Chigiriki still around? Is there any information any of this or Nakayama Hakudo's stuff I might be watching for?

[Edited by Sean Fogarty on 09-15-2000 at 01:39 PM]

[Jerry O'Brien]

Originally posted by Sean Fogarty

It seems I've been blacklisted from the Rembukan group's activities . . . Perhaps it is for the better as I can concentrate on learning what little I can from one line (via Namidome Shigenori Hanshi).
[Edited by Sean Fogarty on 09-13-2000 at 04:25 PM]

Yo Sean:

What the &%$# are you talking about?? You sent us your pre-registration for the October Gasshuku, but we haven’t received the fee. As far as I was aware, we were all expecting to see you there.

I agree with you, that it is best to learn from one single line (teacher). Whichever one you choose is up to you.

Jerry O’Brien
Beikoku Rembukan

[Sean Fogarty]

Whoops. I'll have to get off my arse and move. . .

The original questions still stand, if they are at all clear. . .