bunkai The term is composed of two kanji meaning "portion" and "untie" and refers to the 'real application, which often is hidden in coded gesture (kata).
At a certain level of practice is needed, just to better themselves, to understand the motivation at times appear unclear to a gesture, a technique also to run it in its full meaning and do not repeat a sequence 'empty'.
This type of training was necessary also because especially the ancient Koryu deliberately hid the true application revealed only to their followers, those who had performed the keppan ie, the ritual by which a student was tied so faithful to a school.
This training method still requires a great deal of attention because they really bring a companion on a technique could cause physical damage so it required great seriousness and experience.
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