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by Philippe Galais (Foreword by), Dani Faynot (Author)
Explore the captivating journey through the history and tradition of the Japanese Tanto in this meticulously crafted book by Dani FAYNOT Sensei, a renowned expert in Japanese martial arts. Delve into the rich evolution of the Tanto, from its origins in feudal Japan to its significance in modern times. Richly illustrated with photographs and illustrations, this book offers a fascinating exploration of the Tanto's role in Bujutsu and ancient schools (Ko-Ryu). Discover the intimate relationship between the samurai and the Tanto, and its essential place in Japanese martial arts.
Gain essential insights into Tanto-Jutsu training, etiquette, and handling techniques. Learn about various forms for drawing and sheathing the Tanto, as well as specific guards and movements. Whether you are a martial arts enthusiast, passionate about history, or simply curious about Japan's martial heritage, this book is a must-read. Join us on a journey to uncover the secrets and subtleties of the Japanese Tantō.
In addition to providing a comprehensive overview of the history and tradition of the Tanto, this book offers essential information on learning Tanto-Jutsu, the practice framework, etiquette with a Tanto (Rei-Ho), Tanto handling (Tantō-tebiki), various forms for drawing and sheathing the Tanto (Battō and Notō), as well as guards and specific movements for the Tanto (Kamae & Ashi-sabaki). This first book of the series is laying the groundwork for the second book on technical combat applications.
