• War, the conflict zone.


• Soldier, a lowly drone.


• Snipers lay in prone.


• Corpses rotting to bone.


• Death, an enemy well known.


• Darkness, sit and wait.


• The mind starts to hallucinate.


• Aware, you begin to anticipate.


• Watch for a friend that you affiliate.


• My trench surrounded.


• Wounded, my pain compounded.


• Enough blood I could drown in it.


• White Phosphorous.


• Truly monstrous.


• Flesh burnt.


• To extinguish, I use dirt.


• I’m now infectious.


• Here my body lies.


• In blood neck high.


• Head up, I stare at the sky.


• Watch one last sun rise.


• Here’s the place that I die.


• Can’t feel my limbs.


• Need I illustrate?


• Soul and body begin to separate.


• I start to fly through a tunnel.


• My path is straight.

A tribute to the Veterans of all wars. You will not be forgotten.

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Communities:
Nami Oki Shrine
U.S.C.M.C.

Projects:
Society of Dragons
The Path of Honorable Accord

Character Pages:
Naginatak Genkijou

My Art (More to Come)
Arrabian Puzzle

Contact Address's:
NagiGenkido@HOTMAIL.com
NagiGenki@HOTMAIL.com

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Male, 5'9", 185 LBs, 18% body fat. I have a two-foot shoulder width and 44" chest. I have dark blue eyes, auburn hair and a pale complexion.

Weapon Expert and Military Historian. I also design weapons. I enjoy training in various martial arts, firing off a few rounds at the range and throwing knives. I also like hanging out playing cards, watching movies and having long conversations.

This page is made in order to more easily allow friends and family to see me. Not everyone has unzip programs and not everyone is willing to make multiple downloads one at a time. So here is a small bio on: Myself.

Most of these pictures were taken during tamashigiri, which translates to "Testing Cut" or cut testing. Yes, I am trained in Nippon Shinken Jutsu as well as actual Tamashigiri. Tamashigiri used to be done on live prisoners or dead bodies, after the Tokugawa government was established in the Edo period, Samurai found that soaked tatami mats (straw mats) gave the same resistance and feel as cutting through muscle bone and sinew. Wet straw perfectly simulates muscle fibers.

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Perfect Kesa-giri cut, left foot forward.

 

After cut is finished.

 

Another perfect Kesa-giri cut, left foot forward.

 

Finally, a kesa-giri with right foot forward.

 

After cut was finished, right foot forward.

 

This was when I was presented with my first rank certificate. What you don't see is that standing next to me is Toshishiro Obata himself. Creator of Shinkendo and internationally recognized Tamashigiri world champion.

 

WebCam Pic Gallery

 
 

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