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The Eight Deadly Samurai Sword Cuts of Musashi Vol. 3

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Now For the First Time on Video!
This is volume 3 of the complete sword style of Miyamoto Musashi- Japan's Greatest Swordsman and author of ""Go Rin No Sho -The Book of Five Rings."" This volume covers Advanced Eight Deadly Cuts, long sword (Daito) versus long sword kata, Plus a bonus! Advanced Musashi style test cutting!

Recorded in DVD-R format. Be sure that your system can handle this format.

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