New Translation of an Excellent Book

[Gyakuto]

I recently helped my dear friend and author of this book translate it into English.

Amazon.co.uk

It’s interesting because it looks at Iaido from a different perspective. I did this translation as a favour to him as I think it’s an important book. Do have a look.

 

[Flying Crane]

I recently helped my dear friend and author of this book translate it into English.

Amazon.co.uk

It’s interesting because it looks at Iaido from a different perspective. I did this translation as a favour to him as I think it’s an important book. Do have a look.
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Very nice. That looks like the kind of thing that would be right up my alley.

 

[Gyakuto]

Very nice. That looks like the kind of thing that would be right up my alley.

Make sure you order the second edition…the first edition is unreadable! 😄

That’s my Gassan school sword on the cover 🤓

 

[isshinryuronin]

I echo Flying Crane's thoughts. It seems like a worthy read for serious students of MA. From my few years in iaido I can attest to some of the benefits it can provide, as shown in the book's Amazon link.

 

[Gyakuto]

Giorgio Zoly, the author has a further four books that I’ll translate and with equally tangential observations on martial arts training and tips including one on Judo, his other love.

 

[Chris Parker]

Did you translate the title? I'm not sure I'd translate Heijoshin no Ken as "The sword of each day", as that's a whole group of words that simply aren't present in the Japanese.

 

[Gyakuto]

Christmas is coming up soon and this would be a great stocking filler for the swords person on your life!😉