Kenshinkan Dojo
(Toyama Ryu Iaido) (Nakamura Ryu Batto Do)
![[2001. Nippon-to Seishin to Battodo (Japanese Sword-Spirit and Battodo). Tokyo: BAB]](coverart/nippontoseishin_sm.gif)
![[1995. Katsujinken Battodo (The Life-Giving Sword of Battodo) Second Edition. Tokyo: Seibunsha]](coverart/bk_katsujinken2_sm.jpg)
with the International Battodo Federation
![[1973. Iaikendo. Tokyo: Seitousha]](coverart/bk_iaikendo_sm.gif)
Iaido Batto Do
![[1993. Katsujinken Battodo (The Life-Giving Sword of Battodo) First Edition. Tokyo: Seibunsha]](coverart/bk_katsujinken_sm.gif)
The Japanese sword art Nakamura Ryu
Battodo, and its founder,
Nakamura Taizaburo
Sensei
![[1980. Nippon-to Tameshigiri no Shinzui (The Essence of Cutting with the Japanese Sword). Tokyo: Kodansha]](coverart/bk_shinzui2_sm.gif)
The Sword
Iai sword suitability standards
![[1973. Iaido. Tokyo: Seibido]](coverart/bk_iaido.jpg)
Dojo
![[1988. Battodo. Tokyo: Seibunsha]](coverart/bk_battodou_sm.gif)
Nakamura Taizaburo, Hanshi, 10th dan Shodai Soke
Arthur Leong, Yodan, 4th dan
Jay Mijares, Sandan, 3rd dan
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