The Legend of Buko Dosokai Part 2

Dai Nippon Butokukai Budo Senmon Gakko, also known as Busen, was a former professional training school for martial arts instructors located in Kyoto, Japan. It was established and operated by the Dai Nippon Butokukai to nurture and train the spirit of bushido, and there was also a training course in which students could take specific classes. The graduates of the Budokukai's training courses gathered regularly and began to hold training sessions, which later became the Buko Dosokai that would later produce a succession of Hanshi 8 dan.

Eiichi Kamimoto, a 9th dan iaido instructor and 8th dan kendo instructor, and also known as the father of iaido in the All Japan Kendo Federation, initiated the Buko Dosokai. This program consists of rare footage of the legendary Buko Dosokai and interviews with those involved. It is a valuable visual document that shows how the association has had a significant impact on iaido today.

The second part focuses on the personalities of Eiichi Kamimoto, the founder of the Buko Dosokai, and his favorite disciple, Tomiyoshi Tomigahara, and Tadahiko Morita, who was the Secretary General of the Buko Dosokai, and other people who knew Kamimoto, will give a profile of the father of iaido.

Appearance: Tadahiko Morita (Kyoto Rokushikan), Shizufumi Ishido (Shinbukan Ishido Dojo), Masakazu Oshita (Kobe Genbukan)