the Itomagoi form is usually performed after the execution of all standing forms so the kenshi is ready to begin the finishing reiho, like Battô in Omori-ryu and Nukiuchi in Hasegawa Eishin Ryu. Tachi-waza (立業) 01. Yukitsure (行連) - Escort 02. Rentatsu (連達) - Escort 03. Somakuri (惣捲) - Cutting the multiple opponents 04. Sodome (総留) - One handed cuts 05. Shinobu (信夫) - Stealth 06. Yukichigai (行違) - Passing by 07. Sodesurigaeshi (袖摺返) - Flipping the sleeves 08. Moniri (門入) - Entering the gate 09. Kabezoi (壁添) - Along the walls 10. Ukenagashi (受流) - Block and deflect 11. *Oikakegiri (追掛斬) - Pursue & Cut Down 12. Youshihikitsure (両士引連) - Accompanied Journey * This is believed to be a kata that Oe Masamichi Sensei discarded when he re-organized the old tradition. It is generally not performed. Kumitachi The paired Kumitachi techniques (the kenjutsu part of the curriculum) are rarely taught today. Tachi Uchi-no-Kurai and Tsumeiai-no-Kurai are the series most often taught. Tachi Uchi-no-Kurai (太刀打之位) 1. Deai (出合) 2. Tsukekomi (附込) 3. Ukenagashi (請流) 4. Ukekomi (請込) 5. Tsukikage (月影) 6. Suigetsutō (水月刀) 7. Dokumyōken (独妙剣) 8. Zetsumyōken (絶妙剣) 9. Shinmyōken (心明剣) 10. Uchikomi (打込) Tsume Iai-no-Kurai (詰居合之位) 1. Hassō (発早・發早・八相) 2. Kobushidori (拳取) 3. Iwanami (岩浪) 4. Yaegaki (八重垣) 5. Urokogaeshi (鱗返) 6. Kuraiyurumi (位弛) 7. Tsubamegaeshi (燕返) 8. Gansekiotoshi (眼関落) 9. Suigetsutō (水月刀) 10. Kasumiken (霞剣) Notes Further reading External links Musō Shinden-ryū shoden and chūden kata videos Kampaibudokai's media gallery demonstrating the 12 Ōmori-ryū kata Ko-ryū bujutsu Japanese martial arts Japanese swordsmanship Iaido