Inhuzodo
Inhuzodo is a traditional Japanese martial art that originated in the late 19th century. It was developed by Katsuya Kondo, a martial artist who sought to create a comprehensive system that incorporated the best elements of various martial arts, including jujutsu, karate, and kendo. The name "Inhuzodo" is derived from the Japanese words "in" (meaning "within"), "hu" (meaning "to enter"), and "zodo" (meaning "the way of the sword"), reflecting the art's focus on internal strength and the mastery of the sword.
The practice of Inhuzodo emphasizes the development of both physical and mental strength. It involves a series
The training in Inhuzodo typically follows a structured curriculum, starting with basic techniques and gradually progressing
Inhuzodo has gained recognition in recent years, with practitioners and enthusiasts sharing their knowledge and experiences