He’s incredible. Truly gifted swordsman. Wow…!!

たしかこの後に鉄板を割くように切ってるんでしたっけ、アレも凄かった…w

俺もフィリピンハーフ人だが俺も武士道である！

江戸時代の剣豪は妖術使いとも言われていたくらい凄かったのですよ。

Machi-i-san's "Ia-i" technique is very amazing, but I would like you to understand the "excellence" of Japanese swords that made that technique possible. Swords are not things that need to be hard. They become brittle and easy to snap. On the other hand, if they are soft, they will be easier to bend. In order to eliminate both shortcomings, Japanese swords make the soft iron the inner core and the outside into hard steel. It's a weapon that cuts sharply like a razor, rather than cutting like an axe by weight. That's why slight curve is attached. Today's Japanese high-end kitchen knives also have the characteristic of sharpness. The original Ia-i was a form in which the sword was pulled out from a seated posture and slashed to the other party (it seems that it was assumed that it broke down during negotiations indoors and it became a slashing each other), but as the times passed, some people have a not-so-good impression because some of them have become a street performance. Indeed, it seems that the Japanese sword was so excellent in the actual battle, and it did not regulate according to the theory easily because there was a description that it bent after a violent slashing and did not sheathe the sword in the documentary literature of the disturbance period at the end of shogunate(1860s).

？？？「次は・・・ダイヤでも斬ろうってのか・・・？」

さすがに、えんどう豆は「居合い抜き」では無理か。

ここまで正確に刀を振ることができるのなら、プロ野球で打席に立てば超一流の選手になれると思うのは浅はかな考えだろうか。

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