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jyou-dan (Upper row style) |
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In
a game, it is written as "TopStance". |
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Although
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upper
position rather than usual, |
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in
the game, it is a thing near the style higher than
it called the |
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"sai-jyou-dan"(highest
rung )in the actual world. |
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The
power to swing down and the attack |
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which
speed joins are mainly used. |
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tyuu-dan
(Middle style) |
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In
a game, it is written as"Center Stance". |
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It
is an orthodox style. |
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The
style which turns the point of a sword to an enemy's
eye |
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which
sets actually and is called "sei-gan"
is also this developed type. |
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It
is the style excellent in the balance of offense
and defense. |
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ge-dan (lower
stand style) |
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In
a game, it is written as "Bottom Stance". |
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An
intention to aim at the attack which seizes on |
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waiting
and spare time for a partner's attack is shown. |
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There
are many tricky motions in a game. |
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It
sets actually and the beginner may be forbidden. |
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waki-gamae (A
near style) |
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In
a game, it is written as "Side Stance". |
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An
intention to aim at the attack of operation which
adds a |
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twist
of the waist and is stroked greatly is shown. |
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The
style which sets actually and is called "hassou"(A
sword is |
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perpendicularly
stood beside bodily and an edge is turned |
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to
an enemy.)is also produced by the same thought,
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appearance
is greatly different. |
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i-a-i
(shock
action style) |
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In
a game, it is written as "Fencing". |
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An
intention to aim at delivering an attack at high
speed is shown |
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at
the same time it grasps and extracts a handle, |
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dedicating
a sword to a sheath. |
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It
is the feature that a right hand falls greatly just
before an attack. |
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It
may wait in the state where it extracted by the
half. |
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Defense
in this state is also possible. |
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If
it is avoided since the first blow is mortal work,
or defended, |
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big
spare time will be made. |
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This
has the same risk also in a game. |
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katate-gamae (One
hand style) |
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In
a game, it is written as "One-handed". |
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It
has with its dominant hand and a motion is balanced
by a |
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everse
hand. |
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This
motion is common also in the West or the East. |
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Since
it becomes the style which hides a sword with the
body, |
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there
is an advantage of not abandoning offensive timing. |
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In
many cases, a light and short thing is used,
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but
since an attack is extended rather than both stocks,
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arms
have little disadvantage in reach as unexpected. |
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ni-touryuu (2
sword style) |
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In
a game, it is written as "Two-handed". |
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It
has a sword in both hands, and they are used for
each other |
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for
an offensive duty or a defensive duty by them, |
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changing
to him at any time. |
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ninja (A
ninja's style) |
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In
a game, it is written as "Ninja". |
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Since
extremely short and light arms are used, |
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fighting
from an enemy and the front is disadvantageous. |
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As
action for making it advantageous to fight,
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an
enemy's back is taken or many work which is |
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hidden
in the bosom is used. |
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