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The \u201csamurai of P\u00e9cs\u201d, Suzuki Kimiyoshi lives in the Mecsek with his wife. The 82-year-old martial artist was born in Tokyo and moved to Hungary 24 years ago. He no longer misses Japan, and when he does go back, it is to learn new martial art techniques, which he then imparts to his students in schools and in the training hall of his house, hirado.hu writes.<\/p>\n

<\/a><\/p>\n

After their rebellion was defeated, the age of samurais in Japan officially ended in 1877. However, their traditions lived on and continued to define the image of the country. Today there are only a few samurais left who were trained in the traditional ways. The grandfather of Suzuki Kimiyoshi was one of the samurais of the old days; to commemorate him, an obelisk was built in Japan, on the island of Hokkaido.<\/p>\n

Starting in \u201880s, Suzuki Kimiyoshi visited Hungary many times, and, after making some friends and meeting his current wife, he settled down in P\u00e9cs, in the south of the country, in 1992. His wife is Hungarian, and he speaks the language, as well.<\/p>\n

In the beginning, the Hungarian mentality felt strange to him.\u00a0He said in the Kossuth Radio programme K\u00f6zelr\u0151l: \u201cHungarians seemed rough and violent at first, but I\u2019ve got used to it over time, and now, whenever I visit Japan, I feel like everyone is overly nice,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

According to hirado.hu, the 6-dan master, who was initially trained by one of his grandfather\u2019s students, now teaches karate and kenjutsu, that is, Japanese swordsmanship. He has more than a dozen students in P\u00e9cs, and over a hundred in Budapest, but he is frequently visited from abroad, as well.<\/p>\n

Out of his three katana, one is a 300-year-old original Japanese sword. The sharp katana is not used for practice; instead he uses a blunt sword, forged by a Hungarian blacksmith. \u201cIf anything happens to this, it can be fixed, which would be very difficult in the case of an original katana,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

Swordsmanship used to be a deadly technique, but now it is practised with a different purpose, the building of the body and the spirit, he said.<\/p>\n

Suzuki Kimiyoshi began training in kenjutsu when he was 6, and he is still learning. He travels to Japan once a year for this purpose. \u201cI know almost everything, but it\u2019s not over. It is over only when I stop,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

Photo: MTI<\/p>\n

Copy editor: bm<\/p>\n

Source: hirado.hu \/ dailynewshungary.com<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The \u201csamurai of P\u00e9cs\u201d, Suzuki Kimiyoshi lives in the Mecsek with his wife. The 82-year-old martial artist was born in Tokyo and moved to Hungary 24 years ago. He no longer misses Japan, and when he does go back, it is to learn new martial art techniques, which he then imparts to his students in schools and in the training hall of his house, hirado.hu writes.<\/p>\n

<\/a><\/p>\n

After their rebellion was defeated, the age of samurais in Japan officially ended in 1877. However, their traditions lived on and continued to define the image of the country. Today there are only a few samurais left who were trained in the traditional ways. The grandfather of Suzuki Kimiyoshi was one of the samurais of the old days; to commemorate him, an obelisk was built in Japan, on the island of Hokkaido.<\/p>\n

Starting in \u201880s, Suzuki Kimiyoshi visited Hungary many times, and, after making some friends and meeting his current wife, he settled down in P\u00e9cs, in the south of the country, in 1992. His wife is Hungarian, and he speaks the language, as well.<\/p>\n

In the beginning, the Hungarian mentality felt strange to him.\u00a0He said in the Kossuth Radio programme K\u00f6zelr\u0151l: \u201cHungarians seemed rough and violent at first, but I\u2019ve got used to it over time, and now, whenever I visit Japan, I feel like everyone is overly nice,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

According to hirado.hu, the 6-dan master, who was initially trained by one of his grandfather\u2019s students, now teaches karate and kenjutsu, that is, Japanese swordsmanship. He has more than a dozen students in P\u00e9cs, and over a hundred in Budapest, but he is frequently visited from abroad, as well.<\/p>\n

Out of his three katana, one is a 300-year-old original Japanese sword. The sharp katana is not used for practice; instead he uses a blunt sword, forged by a Hungarian blacksmith. \u201cIf anything happens to this, it can be fixed, which would be very difficult in the case of an original katana,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

Swordsmanship used to be a deadly technique, but now it is practised with a different purpose, the building of the body and the spirit, he said.<\/p>\n

Suzuki Kimiyoshi began training in kenjutsu when he was 6, and he is still learning. He travels to Japan once a year for this purpose. \u201cI know almost everything, but it\u2019s not over. It is over only when I stop,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

Photo: MTI<\/p>\n

Copy editor: bm<\/p>\n

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