Shin no Gyo

Cliff Notes

History

Dougu

• Kensui handling
  • The kensui is flat-walled, like Magemono Kensui. Hold it like you would magemono kensui, hand flat and just holding the walls. Don’t try to rehold underneath after you’ve initially picked it up.

Special Characteristics

• See Shin Musubi
• See Fukumi-bukusa
• See Kuni-baki
• Use Senzara
• Do Shin ni sou ari
• Do Suishaku
• See Opening karakane mizusashi in shin

Temae

• Shin no Gyo (Ro)
• Shin no Gyo (Furo)

Kyaku Notes

Unordered other notes

• Juuden ladies have taught Glenn to take hishaku from 6’. However, he previously learned to take from 3’.
• Glenn was originally taught that you can use 3 trays for this temae: Wakasa, Haneda, Matsu-no-ki. However, juuden ladies are adamant that you may only use wakasa-bon.
  • [?] TODO If only Wakasa-bon can be used, when do you use the other two trays (Haneda, Matsu-no-ki)? ask-gyotei glenn-shiranai ➕ 2023-04-16
• There are two kinds of wakasa-bon: one smaller (the one we have), and one larger (the size of the matsu-no-ki).