Samurai kembu（剣舞,Kenbu）is the tradi

Samurai kembu（剣舞,Kenbu）is the traditional performing art with a Japanese sword 'katana' and a Japanese fan. The word ‘kembu’ means literally ‘sword dance.’ In feudal times samurais danced with their swords and fans to give themselves courage or to achieve mental concentration.

In the movie "The Last Samurai" you can see the actor performing Kembu on the day before the battle. Usually samurai kembu players perform to a background song and music. Chinese-style poems or Japanese short poems are used for background songs.

Some songs express the bravery against enemies according to samurai beliefs and some songs air out the feelings of leaving ones hometown.

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Samurai kembu (剣舞, Kenbu) is the traditional performing art with a Japanese sword 'katana' and a Japanese fan. The word 'kembu' means literally 'sword dance.'. Samurais in feudal Times Swords and danced with their fans Courage to Give themselves or to Achieve Mental Concentration. In The movie "The Last Samurai" Can You See The actor kèmbu Performing on The Day Before The Battle. Usually samurai kembu players perform to a background song and music. Chinese-style or Japanese Poems Short Poems Songs are Used for background. Mostly Songs Express The bravery against Enemies according to some Samurai Beliefs and Feelings The Songs of Leaving Air Ones Hometown out.

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Samurai kembu video 剣 舞 Kenbu is, learn the traditional performing art with a Japanese sword 'Katana' and a Japanese fan. The word 'kembu.' Means literally 'sword dance.' In feudal times Samurais danced with their swords and fans to give themselves courage or. To achieve mental concentration.

In the movie "The Last Samurai" you can see the actor performing Kembu on the day before. The battle.Usually Samurai kembu players perform to a background song and music. Chinese-style poems or Japanese short poems are. Used for background songs.

Some songs express the bravery against enemies according to Samurai beliefs and some songs air. Out the feelings of leaving ones hometown.
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