137K views · 3.9K reactions | Inspired by traditional swordsmanship techniques, Japanese martial dances and a pinch of showmanship @tetsuroshimaguchi has created a dynamic and spectacular artistic expression known as Kengido. Check it out! . . . #yoshinproject #martialarts #japan #japanesemartialartist #japanesemartialarts | Yoshin Project | Facebook

1.4M views · 47K reactions | Viking Age swords from the Vikingr exhibition in Oslo, Norway. The handles were originally covered with wrapped wood to make them sit comfortably in the hand. Wood does not survive well for over 1000 years, which is why there is nothing left on the swords. www.grimfrost.com | Grimfrost | Facebook

4.1K views · 38 reactions | Friday, Vladimir Duthiers is learning the history and art of Japanese Swordsmanship — and showing it’s never too late to master a new skill. | CBS Mornings | Facebook