Takayama Minezaburō

Japan
Born 1832
Died 1899-02, Osaka
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Description

Jikishinkage-ryū and Kyōshin Meichi-ryū kenjutsu teacher from Ōzu domain; instructor at Toda Ishinsai's dojo in Kyoto, then police kenjutsu head instructor in Shiga and Shimane under Koteda Yasusada, and a leading fencer at the 1883 and 1884 Keishichō matches.

Teachers (1)

  • Momonoi Shunzō
    swordsKyōshin Meichi-ryū Probable
    Probable
    Single kenshi247 article.
    The evidence favours the claim and nothing credible contradicts it, but it falls short of establishing it.
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    Frederico Muñoz
    Researcher, Martialis
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    Single kenshi247 article.
    “At some point Takayama started to learn kenjutsu under Fujikawa Yajiro (Jikishinkage-ryu) [...] and finally with Momoi Junzo at Shigakukan”
    — George McCall. (2021-07-02). Takayama Minezaburo: the scourge of Keishicho. kenshi 24/7link history info

Students (2)

  • Yano Katsujirō
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    Frederico Muñoz
    Researcher, Martialis
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    A kenshi247 article and the 1925 Kendoka shashin meikan, whose entries their subjects supplied.
    “Yano Katsujiro, a future prominent Butokukai kenshi, started to travel here from Kyoto for keiko at this time to study under Takayama”
    — George McCall. (2021-07-02). Takayama Minezaburo: the scourge of Keishicho. kenshi 24/7link history info
    “Yano Katsujirō [...] Training: Toda Einosuke, Takayama Minesaburō, Hayashi Ichidō”
    — George McCall; Isaac Meyer. (2010-07-25). Kendoka shashin meikan. kenshi 24/7link history info
  • Koteda Yasusada
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    Frederico Muñoz
    Researcher, Martialis
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    Single kenshi247 article.
    “Kuwata’s kenjutsu was no match for Takayama’s either and the relationship (despite Kuwata already having a Menkyo-kaiden in Shingyoto-ryu) was very much a teacher-student one.”
    — George McCall. (2021-07-02). Takayama Minezaburo: the scourge of Keishicho. kenshi 24/7link history info

Sources

George McCall. (2021-07-02). Takayama Minezaburo: the scourge of Keishicho. kenshi 24/7link history info

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