Bibliography:
Articles written by Michael Gennan Alexanian:
“The
Seven Principles of Bushido - The Way of the Warrior,“
The Iaido Journal, by Michael (Gennan) Alexanian, April, 2002.
Translated into Japanese for presentation at Ishiyama Junior High
School, June 2004.
“A Defining Moment,” Japanophile, by Michael Alexanian,
Volume 19, No. 1, Winter, 1995. (pdf)
“Thunder in Yokohama,” Japanophile, by Dianne and
Michael Alexanian, Volume 18, No. 3, Summer, 1994. (pdf)
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Articles
written about Tamiya Ryu Iaijutsu and Michael Gennan Alexanian
“The
Spiritual Sword of Tamiya ryu: Interview with Michael Alexanian,
Sensei (Part 1),” Fighting Arts, by Deborah Klens-Bigman,
June 23, 2000
“The Spiritual Sword of Tamiya ryu:
Interview with Michael Alexanian, Sensei (Part 2),”
Fighting Arts, by Deborah Klens-Bigman, June 23, 2000,
“Gardening,” Lansing City Limits Magazine, by Ikari
Takako, October 1999, pg 12-13. (pdf)
“Portrait - Michael and Dianne Alexanian,” Towne Courier,
by Jen Strayer, May 24, 1997, pg 10-11.
(pdf)
“Campus News - A part of Japan moves to our side of the
glove,” Lansing Community College Student Newspaper, The
Lookout, Monday, by Katherine Ikuno, October 7, 1996, p. 3. (pdf)
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Paper
Presentations
“Culture
in the Martial Arts - Culture & Koryu Bujutsu,” by Michael
(Gennan) Alexanian, presented at the Guelph School of Japanese
Sword Arts Academic Session, July 2004. (pdf)
“The Seven Principles of Bushido and Its Adaptation for
Use in the Modern Dojo,” by Michael (Gennan) Alexanian,
presented at the Guelph School of Japanese Sword Arts Academic
Session, July 2002. (pdf)
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Japanese
Publications on United States Tamiya Ryu Iaijutsu
(Japanese language only)
Monthly
Magazine, The Budo, Vol. 385, pg 44-45, December 1998 (1998 Michigan
Taikai). (pdf)
Monthly Magazine,“The Budo, Vol. 380, pg 158-167, July 1998
(Soke on Tamiya Ryu). (pdf)
“Kendo Nihon,” No. 275, p 58, 1999 (Michigan Taikai).
(pdf)
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Other
Online Articles of Interest
Iaido
- Fighting Arts, by Deborah Klens-Bigman,
Iaido
Terminology A-Z - Fighting Arts, by Deborah Klens-Bigman,
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