 |
|
 |
 |
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
On Tameshigiri (continued)
Works Cited
Cook, Haruko and Theodore F. Cook. Japan at War: An Oral History. At http://centurychina.com/wiihist/history.htm. (This site is interesting; however, one major inaccuracy is the "cover" photograph on the home page. The caption states that a US pilot is being beheaded "AFTER" the Emperor surrender. Actually, the victim is Australian, and the atrocity happened prior to surrender.)Dann, Jeffrey Lewis. 1978. Kendo in Japanese Martial Culture: Swordsmanship as Self-cultivation. Ph.D. dissertation. University of Washington.
Fuller, Richard and Ron Gregory. 1986. Military Swords of Japan: 1868-1945. Charlottesville (Virginia): Howell Press.
Hazard, Benjamin. 1998. Interviews at his residence on 24 January and 14 February.
Hellstén, Pasi. 1998. "About Toyama Ryu Iai." The Iaido Newsletter, vol 10/4 #91, Apr 1998 (Interpreted by Yuji Matsuoi; translated into English by Leena Mäkinen). At http://www.uoguelph.ca/~ktaylor/91tin98.htm.
Kiyomizu, Yutaka. 1994. "Battojutsu 'yo' kara 'tai' e: sono rekushi to zenbo" (Battojutsu From "Function" to "Form": Its History and Full Story). Hiden Koryu Bujutsu, vol. 7 (July).
Nakamura, Taizaburo. 1973. Iaikendo. Tokyo: Seitousha.
Nakamura, Taizaburo. 1980. Nihon To Tameshigiri no Shinzui (The Essence of Japanese Sword Test-Cutting). Tokyo: Kodansha.
Nakamura, Taizaburo. 1995. Katsujin-ken Battodo [The Life-Giving Sword of Battodo]. Tokyo: Seibunsha.
Nelson, Andrew N., Ph.D. 1985 [1962]. The Modern Reader's Japanese-English Character Dictionary (2nd Ed). Rutland (Vermont): Tuttle.
Shigeoka, Noboru. 1987. Zenkai Nippon Kendo Kata Zohoban [A Complete Explanation of the All Japan Kendo Forms (Revised)]. Tokyo: Suki Jiyaanaru [Ski Journal].
Shirozawa. 1998. "Intabiyu: Nakakura Kiyoshi" (An Interview With Nakakura Kiyoshi). Hiden, (August) pp 66-67.
Shirozawa. 1998. "Intabiyu: Nakamura Taizaburo, Battodo no Oyakata ga Gataru"([An Interview With Nakamura Taizaburo, The 'Godfather' of Battodo Speaks). Hiden, (August) pp 68-69.
Warner, Gordon and Donn F. Draeger. 1982. Japanese Swordsmanship. New York: Weatherhill.
Yamamoto, Tsunetomo. 1979 [1716]. Hagakure (Translated by William Scott Wilson, M.A.). Tokyo: Kodansha.