Hyōhō Niten Ichi-ryū

Hyōhō Niten Ichi-ryū  is the name of the Kenjutsu style developed by  Miyamoto Musashi, Japans most famous swordsman. It differs from most styles in that it uses both long sword (Katana) and the short or companion sword (Wakazashi) together.
Note: Keiko for HNIR UK Shibu members. Please contact dojo for details.

Mūso Jikiden Eishin Ryū

Tachi uchi no kurai  is two man sword forms practised using Bokken. There are two series within Tachi uchi no kurai  Oe Masamichi's seven kata and the Koden series of ten kata.

Shinto Mūso Ryū

Shinto Ryu is the Kenjutsu element of Shinto Muso Ryu, taken from a school that was integrated into SMR
called Kasumi Shino-Ryu. The kata are composed of eight Daito or long sword forms and four Kodachi or short sword forms. Both are practised as a two man kata with Shidachi as the defender and Uchidachi as the attacker.