Budo Etiquette Book by Hifumi Nonaka (Preowned)
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Etiquette is often seen as something stiff and formal, but the author traces its origins to the Chinese classic, the Book of Rites, and asserts that etiquette is a code of conduct that transfers the principles by which nature gives birth to and raises living things to the way humans live.
The novelty of this book's perspective is that it transforms the martial arts knowledge for defeating others into knowledge for protecting oneself and making the most of others. It is a novel perspective on etiquette presented by a martial artist. This book is aimed primarily at young people, and uses photographs and illustrations to explain the know-how of etiquette.
Perhaps etiquette rooted in the preciousness of life is more necessary today than ever, when juvenile crime is causing a stir in the world. A book of etiquette that conveys passionate feelings through its harsh tone, like a father scolding or a senior admonishing!
About the Author
Born in Takanabe, Miyazaki Prefecture in 1936 (Showa 11). A behavioral culture researcher. Member of the Tesshu-kai (Rinzai Zen, Jikishinkage-ryu swordsmanship, calligraphy). A disciple of Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido. His ideological stance is a new utilitarianism that does not deny human ego, and he is engaged in the work of replacing the sword with thought.
Language: Japanese
Length: 285 pages
Publication date: 1998
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