Tokaido Gi is a traditional Japanese martial art, specifically focusing on the Tokaido style. It originated in the 17th century and is characterized by its emphasis on speed, agility, and economy of motion.

The history of Tokaido Gi is not well-documented, but it is believed to have evolved from earlier martial arts practices in Japan.

Techniques practiced in Tokaido Gi include:

• Seitai-bi
• Kokyō-goshi
• Shuto-komi

In Tokaido Gi, the fencer positions themselves in a way that allows them to effectively utilize their speed and agility. They typically stand with one foot forward and one foot back, with their weight evenly distributed between both feet.

Equipment used in Tokaido Gi includes:

• Tokai
• Shime-waza
• Kan-ji