[ACL] Suwon Bluewings 4:1 Kashima Antlers -Highlights (3/11/2009)
Korea champ's Suwon defeated Japan champ's Kashima.
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Editing my Naruto rpc [Sayu Kashima]
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Kashima Antlers Vs Shanghai Shenhua[2:0][18/03/09][AFC Champions League 2009]
Kashima Antlers 鹿島アントラーズ [2] |Japan [J. League 2008 Champions]| (Takuya Nozawa 45, Yuya Osako 80) VS Shanghai Shenhua 上海申花 [1] |China [Chinese Super League 2008 Runners-up]| Kashima Soccer Stadium 18th March 2009 AFC Champions League 2009 Group G ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tags Asian Football Confederation (AFC) AFC Champions League Shanghai Shenhua Suwon Samsung Bluewings Kashima Antlers Singapore Armed Forces Football Club (SAFFC) FC Pakhtakor Tashkent Saba Qom Football Club Al-Hilal Al Ahli Football Club Persepolis Football Club Al-Shabab Al-Gharafa Sharjah Football Club Al-Ittihad Ittihad Jeddah Umm-Salal Sports Club Esteghlal Cultural and Athletic Club Al Jazira Club Sepahan FC Bunyodkor Al-Ettifaq Al-Shabab Al-Arabi Club Nagoya Grampus Beijing Guoan Newcastle United Jets FC Ulsan Hyundai Horang-i Gamba Osaka Shandong Luneng Taishan FC Seoul Sriwijaya Football Club Kawasaki Frontale Central Coast Mariners FC Pohang Steelers Tianjin Teda FC
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2008 Jleague week1: Kashima Antlers vs Consadole Sapporo
2008 Jleague Division1 week:1 2007 Jleague Division1 champion "Kashima Antlers" vs 2007 Jleague division2 champion "Consadole Sapporo" Kashima 4-0 Sapporo 50' 1-0 Toru ARAIBA (Mitsuo OGASAWARA) 64' 2-0 Toru ARAIBA (Masaki CHYUGO) 70' 3-0 Marquinhos (Yuzo TASHIRO) 89' 4-0 Ryuta SASAKI (Masashi MOTOYAMA) capped by itsumonohito thanks Kashima Antlers Official Site:English ver www.so-net.ne.jp
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SAFFC Vs Kashima Antlers[1:4][7/04/09][AFC Champions League 2009]
Singapore Armed Forces Football Club [1] |Singapore [S. League 2008 Champions]| (Hafiz Osman 26) VS Kashima Antlers 鹿島アントラーズ [4] |Japan [J. League 2008 Champions]| (Masashi Motoyama 23, Atsuto Uchida 43, Yuya Osako 47, Daniel Bennett OG 90) Jalan Besar Stadium 7th April 2009 AFC Champions League 2009 Group G ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tags Asian Football Confederation (AFC) AFC Champions League Shanghai Shenhua Suwon Samsung Bluewings Kashima Antlers Singapore Armed Forces Football Club (SAFFC) FC Pakhtakor Tashkent Saba Qom Football Club Al-Hilal Al Ahli Football Club Persepolis Football Club Al-Shabab Al-Gharafa Sharjah Football Club Al-Ittihad Ittihad Jeddah Umm-Salal Sports Club Esteghlal Cultural and Athletic Club Al Jazira Club Sepahan FC Bunyodkor Al-Ettifaq Al-Shabab Al-Arabi Club Nagoya Grampus Beijing Guoan Newcastle United Jets FC Ulsan Hyundai Horang-i Gamba Osaka Shandong Luneng Taishan FC Seoul Sriwijaya Football Club Kawasaki Frontale Central Coast Mariners FC Pohang Steelers Tianjin Teda FC
2008 ACL week2: Kashima Antlers(JPN) vs Nam Dinh(VIE)
"Motoyama" & "Danilo" fantastic goals. Kashima 6-0 Nam Dinh 26' 1-0 Masashi MOTOYAMA (Marquinhos) 50' 2-0 Masashi MOTOYAMA 58' 3-0 Marquinhos (Takuya NOZAWA) 68' 4-0 Marquinhos (Atsuto UCHIDA) 74' 5-0 Yuzo TASHIRO (Takuya NOZAWA) 90' 6-0 Danilo Thanks for capper. Kashima Antlers Official Site:English ver www.so-net.ne.jp
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Kashima Shin Ryu Part I
Demonstration of Kashima Shin Ryu on Riga Taikai 2009. Kashima-Shinryū is a nearly 500 years old Japanese koryu martial art. The art was somewhat popularized in the 20th century by Kunii Zen'ya (1894-1966), the 18th generation soke (headmaster). The Current 'Soke' is 21st Generation Kunii Masakatsu. The line is still headed by the Kunii family but is more or less honorific as the responsibility for the preservation and teaching of the ryu is instilled in a 'Shihanke' - currently represented by Seki Humitake. 'Shihanke' roughly translates as 'instructors house' and is something which is not uncommon in Koryu Bujutsu.
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Kashima Shin Ryu Part II
Demonstration of Kashima Shin Ryu on Riga Taikai 2009. Kashima-Shinryū is a nearly 500 years old Japanese koryu martial art. The art was somewhat popularized in the 20th century by Kunii Zen'ya (1894-1966), the 18th generation soke (headmaster). The Current 'Soke' is 21st Generation Kunii Masakatsu. The line is still headed by the Kunii family but is more or less honorific as the responsibility for the preservation and teaching of the ryu is instilled in a 'Shihanke' - currently represented by Seki Humitake. 'Shihanke' roughly translates as 'instructors house' and is something which is not uncommon in Koryu Bujutsu.
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KASHIMA ICHI-NO-TACHI.wmv
KASHIMA ICHI-NO-TACHI 'The centerpiece of Matsumoto[ Bizen-no-kami]s swordsmanship was the concept of ichi-no-tachi. ... To perform ichi-no-tachi the swordsman enters his opponent's striking range, drawing an attack, which he makes no attempt to block or otherwise divert. Instead, he steps inside—through, not around—and past the blow, to deliver a decisive stroke of his own.' [Karl Friday, Legacies of the Sword, (University of HawaiI Press, 1997), p. 27] 'The method of performing techniques used by Matsumoto Bizen-no-kami ... at the time when he developed Kashima Ichi no Tachi consisted of upper-body evasion and footwork evasion performed not just as a single action, but also performed at the same time as the attack. This method of evasion in a single action consists of the bodily movement expressed by the technical term "serikomi" (literally, "to squeeze in").' [Seki Humitake, Hassun no Nobegane, Correctly Transmitted Kashima-Shinryû, www.kashima-shinryu.jp/English/i_historical_fact.html, translated by William M. Bradford] 'In essence, musōken is an extension of Matsumoto Bizen-no-kamis ichi-no-tachi, whereby the opponent stops an opponents technique by positioning himself so as to distort the opponents perception in a manner that prevents him from completing the attack. ... The swordsman ... steps into the blow, at the same time drawing his own sword and flipping it with his wrist so that it points at the opponents eyes. At the finish of this movement, his sword is held <b>...</b>
Suwon Bluewings 4:1 Kashima Antlers (Li Weifeng 李玮峰Debut Goal~!!)
3/11/2009 Korea champ's Suwon defeated Japan champ's Kashima.
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