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Tamiya-ryū (Kuroda)
is a martial art founded by Kamiizumi Magojirō Yoshitane (上泉孫次郎義胤), who later took his mother's name and became known as Tamiya Gon'emon Muneshige (民弥権右衛門宗重). The art is now part of the Kuroda family ''bujutsu''.
==Particularities==
Unlike most iaijutsu and iaidō schools, which place the sword at the hips between the ''kaku obi'' and the gi or between the folds of the obi, practitioners of Tamiya-ryū place the sword under a ''heko obi'' (traditionally used to secure a child on one's back) that is worn over the hakama. The sageo is not attached to the ''hakama himo'' or let loose, as in many other schools, but is tied in a knot at the kurigata, thus preventing the sword from falling out of the ''heko obi'' and permitting greater freedom of movement. Using a second ''obi'' over the hakama instead of the ''kaku obi'' that is already used under the hakama to secure the gi serves only one purpose but one of great importance: since the ''heko obi'' is softer, the act of drawing the sword will be made more freely and one will be able to feel what it is to truly draw the sword and not simply pull it out of the saya. This is all the more needed nowadays since ''kaku obi'' are rarely worn outside of special occasions. Learning to draw correctly with a softer obi will in the end make all obi feel soft.〔Kuroda, pp. 86.〕
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