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The
style of Iaido practiced at Windsong Dojo is Muso Jikiden
Eishin-Ryu. This system was started in 16th Century Japan.
It has been passed down through generations of Soke to the
current 22nd Soke.
| Muso
Jikiden Eishin Ryu Lineage |
| Founder |
Hayashizaki
Jinsuke Minamoto Shigenobu, 1557 A.D. |
| Soke
2nd |
Tamiya
Heibei Shigemasa |
| Soke
3rd |
Nagana
Muraku Kinrosai |
| Soke
4th |
Momo
Gumbei Mitsushige |
| Soke
5th |
Arikawa
Shozaimon Munetsugu |
| Soke
6th |
Banno
Danuemon No Ju Nobusada |
| Soke
7th |
Hasagawa
Chikaranosuke Eishin |
| Soke
8th |
Arai
Seitetsu Kiyonobu |
| Soke
9th |
Hayashi
Rokudayu Morimasa |
| Soke
10th |
Hayashi
Yasudayu Masanobu |
| Soke
11th |
Oguro
Motoemon Kiyokatsu |
| Soke
12th |
Hayashi
Masu No Ju Masamori |
| Soke
13th |
Yoda
Manzai Yorikatsu |
| Soke
14th |
Hayashi
Yadayu Masayori |
| Soke
15th |
Tanimura
Kame No Jo Yorikatsu |
| Soke
16th |
Goto
Mogobei Masasuke |
| Soke
17th |
Oe
Masamichi Shikei |
| Soke
18th |
Hokiyama
Namio |
| Soke
19th |
Fukui
Harumasa |
| Soke
20th |
Kono
Hakuren |
| Soke
21st |
Fukui
Torao |
| Soke
22nd |
Takeshi
Ikeda |
Lineage
of Iaido leading to Windsong Dojo
Fukui Torao Soke taught:
Noboru Yamashita Sensei of Chiba Dojo, who
taught:
Hiroshi Tanida-Sensei, who has become the
leader of the Chiba Dojo, The
Dojo in Denton, and Iaido at Windsong Dojo and currently teaches:
John
Ray Sensei, who studied in Chiba, returned to
Texas, started The Dojo in Denton, and taught:
Susan Burke
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