Stream. Using your opponent’s force, flowing like a stream with his attack, ensuring that you flow from the men cut into the final thrust. Movement is in a different direction.
So: Grass or weeds. Again blend with your opponent like blades of grass in the wind and move to make him work hard, tiring him by your multitude of movement like a field of grass. A million blades swaying in the wind; controlling but never retaliating. As grasses and weeds are among plants that come above ground in early spring, so your movement should also be before that of your opponent. So is also known as kusa.
Further comments on shin, gyo and so.
In Renku or Haikai, a sort of play in short poems, attaching a new piece of verse responding in accordance with the one made by another poet. In this sense shin is the way of using a style of verse exactly responding to the one made by another poet. Gyo is the not exactly responding but almost in harmony with the former one. The last, so, is a style vaguely in response to the one made before. This way of shin, gyo, and so is also applied to Kado (flower arrangement) Nihon Ga (traditional Japanese painting) and Zoen (traditional gardening).
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