_the-brush-is-the-sword-of-the-mindnakamura-temp-the-founder-of-mind-and-body-unification.jpg "【The Brush is the Sword of the Mind】Nakamura Tempū: the Founder of Mind and Body Unification from kyudo Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 3 min 63 sec
✓ Published: 28-Dec-2018
✓ Published: 28-Dec-2018
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Nakamura Tempū (1876-1968) was born in Tokyo, with roots in the former Yanagikawa Clan. The name Tempū 天風 means Heaven’s Wind. It was given to him by the Master Teacher Tōyama Mitsuru of the Zuihen Ryū Sword School of the Yanagikawa Clan, for his mastery of an advanced sword kata called Amatsu Kaze, written with the same characters for Heaven’s Wind.nn>> Read Morenhttps://budojapan.com/feature-articles/nakamura-tempu-the-founder-of-mind-and-body-unification/nn[About BUDOJAPAN.com]nWe
Nakamura Tempū (1876-1968) was born in Tokyo, with roots in the former Yanagikawa Clan. The name Tempū 天風 means Heaven’s Wind. It was given to him by the Master Teacher Tōyama Mitsuru of the Zuihen Ryū Sword School of the Yanagikawa Clan, for his mastery of an advanced sword kata called Amatsu Kaze, written with the same characters for Heaven’s Wind.nn>> Read Morenhttps://budojapan.com/feature-articles/nakamura-tempu-the-founder-of-mind-and-body-unification/nn[About BUDOJAPAN.com]nWe
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