Hello. I'm Takashi. I'm freshman. I'm from maebashi in Gunma prefecture. So I will introduce my hometown's great men in history. Do you know "kamiizumi ishenokami nobutsuna" He lived around end of shengoku and beginning of edo era. He was DAIMYOU in my hometown area. He was born in 1508 in Kamiizumi in Maebashi in Gunma. And he died in 1578. So myhometown celebrated the five hundredth anniversary last year. he became castlemaster and leaned many kind of swordplay. After that he made SHINKAGERYU swordplay. That was foundation of many swordplay of edo era. It is principle that sword is not killing for person,it keep person alive. And he made orgin of shinai.That was rolled cowhide on bamboo. Then he was called "KENSHEI" That means gain the top of swordplay. So he was very storong in swordplay. I think he was the strongest swordman in Japan. Thank you.
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Hello. I'm Takashi. I'm freshman.
MY HOBBY IS .
MY DREAM IS .
I'm from Maebashi (maebashi) in Gunma prefecture.
So TODAY, I will introduce my hometown's great MAN (men) in history.
Do you know "Kamiizumi (kamiizumi) Ishinokami (ishenokami) Nobutsun (nobutsuna)" ?
He lived IN THE (around) end of SENGOKU (shengoku) THROUGH (and) THE
beginning of Edo (edo) era.
He was DAIMYOU in my hometown area.
He was born in 1508 in Kamiizumi in Maebashi in Gunma.
And he died in 1578. So my hometown celebrated the five hundredth anniversary last year.
He (he) became THE castlemaster and leaned many kind of swordplay.
After that he made SHINKAGERYU swordplay.
That was THE foundation of many swordplayS of Edo (edo) era.
It is principle that sword is not killing (for) person, BUT it keepS person alive.
And he made origin (orgin) of shinai. WHICH (That) IS (was) rolled cowhide on bamboo.
Then he was called "KENSHEI"
That means THAT HE GOT (gain) the top POSITION of swordplay.
So he was very strong (storong) in swordplay.
I think he was the strongest swordman in Japan.
Thank you.