JORDAN AUGUSTO – OGAWA KAZE NO RYU BUGEI | Digital Download

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STORY OF Kaze no RYU bugei
Kaze no Ryu Bugei is the “wind style military art”. It was developed by the people of the Shizen village, who inhabited the forests of Hokkaido, in northern Japan (Kamakura era, 1192 AD – 1333 AD).

In direct contact with nature, these people have developed their own culture and traditions. There were four villages that made up the Shizen people: Kawa, Yabu, Tayo and Yama.

They developed their own language – “Shizen-go” – and religion – the “O-Chikara” – based on the cult of natural energies, called Tengus.

Bugei taught by EBS came from the Ogawa Shizen Kay school, descended from the Kawa village. History states that the “Kaze no Ryu”, which was baptized by Yorike Mizuguchi, was influenced by Choisai Iizasa who, as the legend says, is inspired by “kami de” (gods). “Kaze no Ryu”, as well as other styles, has faced constant technical improvements since its inception.

The lineage sources (which are contradictory) assert that Kaze no Ryu differs from other styles by its strategic ability, as does the claim that the style was wholly taught by gods and deities.