61. Kyudo-Engilish A Japanese site with some English content. Movie of a kyudoka, Japanese texts with English translation, Category Sports Martial Arts kyudo......kyudo. Japanese Archery-. from December 20, 1996. October, 1994 HokkaidoUniversity VS Otaru University of Commerce kyudo Movie!!(952KB). http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~nf3m-ootk/kyudo_e.html

Kyudo -Japanese Archery- from December 20, 1996 [Last Update on April 21, 1997] [Japanese] If you don't have Japanese font, click here to see Japanese page! October, 1994 Hokkaido University VS Otaru University of Commerce Kyudo Movie!!(952KB) Kyudo Movie Small Version(233KB) RAIKI-SHAGI SHAHO-KUN ... Japanese-English Dictionary If you don't have Japanese font, click here Hokkaido University Kyudo-jo Mail to Maintainer HOME

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63. Kampsport, Kyudo, Sportalen Med Guide Til Kyudo I Norge Hovedsiden (20), kyudo (2). Aikido (15), Kendo (3). Karate (56), Tai ChiChaun/Taiji (9). Bergen kyudo Forening tradisjonell, japansk bueskyting. http://www.sportalen.no/kay.htm

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64. Bergen Kyudo Forening http://www.kyudo.cjb.net/

Click here to continue. Bergen Kyudo Forening Bergen Kyudo Forenings Hjemmeside. Kyudo, Bergen, bueskyting, japan, pil, bue, blink, japansk, zen, meditasjon, selvdisiplin, konsentrasjon

65. Welcome To Asahi Kyudo Supplies the complete range of kyudo equipment (bows, arrows, hakama, gi, kimono, accessories, books). Some minor flaws in site navigation. http://www.asahi-archery.co.jp/wakyu/indexk.html

Kyudo, which literally means The Way of the Bow, is considered by many to be the purest of all the martial ways. Today, modern Kyudo is practiced primarily as a method of physical, moral, and spiritual development. This site is designed to provide those who practice Kyudo with the best possible materials and information required by this highly disciplined form of art. The Onuma family , who owns and operates Asahi Archery, is one of the oldest Kyudo clans in Japan, and they were intrinsic in the introduction of this ancient art to the West. Asahi Archery supplies the highest quality Kyudo equipment available, along with providing instruction on its use and application. Kyudo Equipment About Kyudo About Asahi For US inquiries and orders, please visit The Meishin Kyudojo Homepage Mail to Asahi Archery: asahi@asahi-archery.co.jp

66. YABUSAME & KYUDO YABUSAME kyudo. First go to What Is Yabusame? The page on Japanese Archery (kyudo)tells you about the history of the sport that forms the core of yabusame. http://www.jinjapan.org/kidsweb/virtual/yabusame/top.html

First go to What Is Yabusame? and learn about mounted archery. Then you can try it yourself in Virtual Yabusame. The page on Japanese Archery ( Kyudo tells you about the history of the sport that forms the core of yabusame. Kyudo itself is still practiced by many people, and you can read about this aspect at Kyudo as a Competitive Sport You'll need the Shockwave plug-in before you can start Virtual Yabusame. If you don't have it, you can download it HERE What Is Yabusame? Virtual ... as a Competitive Sport Photo courtesy of Tsurugaoka Hachiman Shrine

67. ‹|“¹‚Ì‚·‚·‚ß マンガやアニメによる弓道の解説。弓道専用リンク集、へなちょこ日記など。 http://ecoecoman.com/kyudo/

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68. Japanese Archery (Kyudo) Japanese Archery (kyudo). About Japanese Archery. The bow and arrow beganto contest is held at Ise Shrine. (All Nippon kyudo Federation) http://www.jinjapan.org/kidsweb/virtual/yabusame/kyudo.html

Japanese Archery ( Kyudo About Japanese Archery T he bow and arrow began to be used more than 10,000 years ago for hunting and in war. In the Nara (710-794) and Heian (794-1185) periods they were utilized in rituals dedicated to the gods; it was around this time that archery made its appearance in events held at the Imperial court. I n 1543 firearms were introduced to Japan by a shipwrecked Portuguese who landed on Tanegashima, an island off Kyushu that's part of present-day Kagoshima Prefecture. After this, the role of the bow and arrow in battle declined, but as members of the ruling class, warriors continued to train themselves in archerycalled kyudo in Japanese, meaning "the way of the bow"because they considered it important as a mark of their refinement. A n event called toshiya was held during the Edo period (1603-1868) at Sanjusangendo (the main hall of the temple Rengeoin in Kyoto) in which warriors would compete in archery to see who had the greatest physical and mental strength.They would try to shoot arrows through the length of the long, narrow hall2.2 meters (2.4 yards) wide, 5 meters (5.5 yards) high, and 120 meters (131 yards) longwithout hitting the walls, floor, or ceiling. What's more, each contestant would have to spend an entire day and night shooting arrows in sitting position.

69. Kyudo kyudo Guide picks. Derived from kyudo General Sites General sites aboutkyudo, the art of shooting the Japanese bow. kyudo - Equipment http://martialarts.about.com/cs/kyudo/

zfp=-1 About Sports Martial Arts Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Martial Arts with Apply Now Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Choosing a Martial Art Finding a Martial Arts School Checking Out a Martial Arts School ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Kyudo Guide picks Derived from samurai warfare, "Zen Archery" sharpens the mind and focuses the spirit. Kyudo - General Sites General sites about kyudo, the art of shooting the Japanese bow. Kyudo - Equipment Sources for kyudo bows, arrows, and other equipment. Kyudo - Instructional Sites Instructional sites describing how to shoot the Japanese bow. Kyudo - Organizations Governing bodies and organizations of kyudo clubs. Email this page! Sponsored Links Martial Arts Supply, uniforms, sparring gear, shoes, stretchers, adidas, macho,A leader in delivering quality martial arts products online to schools and students since 1998. http://www.Martialartssupplies.com/

70. Kyudo - General Sites General sites about kyudo, the art of shooting the Japanese bow. kyudois the art of Japanese archery, using a characteristically long bow. http://martialarts.about.com/cs/generalsite13/

zfp=-1 About Sports Martial Arts Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Martial Arts with Apply Now Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Choosing a Martial Art Finding a Martial Arts School Checking Out a Martial Arts School ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Kyudo - General Sites Guide picks General sites about kyudo, the art of shooting the Japanese bow. About Martial Arts: It's a Small, Small Martial Arts World On a walk through the gardens of Versailles, your Guide runs into a...kyudo master? Centre Zen de la Falaise Verte French Zen center also conducts kyudo training. In French. History of Kyudo History of Japanese archery, from this portion of the Kyudo.com site. Introduction to Kyudo Good introduction to the Zen archery art of kyudo, from the UK London Kyudo Society. Kuk Kung: Traditional Korean Archery Turtle Press describes traditional Korean archery in this article. Kyudo FAQ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about kyudo.

71. Kyuder's Square -‹|“¹ƒRƒ~ƒ ƒjƒP[ƒVƒ‡ƒ“ƒXƒy[ƒX- æŽ²ç¤ºæ¿ã‚’ä¸­å¿ƒã¨ã—ãŸå‚åŠ åž‹ã‚³ãƒŸãƒ¥ãƒ‹ãƒ†ã‚£ãƒ¼ã€‚å¼“é“é–¢é€£ã®å£²è²·æƒ å ±ã‚‚æ‰±ã£ã¦ã„ã‚‹ã€‚ http://tekipaki.jp/~mari/kyudo/

72. Kyudo kyudo, kyudo (Japanese archery) developed during Japan's feudal periodas a fighting art. With the founding of the Japan kyudo Federation http://jin.jcic.or.jp/access/m_arts/kyudo.html

Introduction Judo Aikido Karate ... Kendo Kyudo Present-Day Popularity Kyudo Kyudo (Japanese archery) developed during Japan's feudal period as a fighting art. With the founding of the Japan Kyudo Federation in 1949, the discipline made a new start as a sport. In a contest, each competitor usually shoots arrows at a target 28 or 60 meters away. The bow, which is about 2.21 meters long, is made of wood and bamboo glued together. As in other forms of archery, the competitor who hits the target with the greatest number of arrows wins the match. The difference between Western archery and kyudo is that the latter emphasizes the importance of form. In some contests, the competitor's form is taken into account. Archery on horseback, yabusame, Hikime no Gi (An Hikime ceremony) Ogasawara-ryu (Ogasawara style) Hikime, which is also called "Hikime Kabura" is a wooden carved tool for attachment to the end of an arrow. The frog like shape of the tool has resulted in the name of Hikime. When the arrow is released it makes a sound because the Kabura is hollow. Ancient people believed that the sound drove demons away. This ceremony is held to wish for a birth or to cure an illness, etc. Ogasawara-ryu To Top This material, based on the "Japan Access" web site, has been prepared for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs by Kodansha International Ltd. and thus does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Ministry. Produced in July, 1999

73. Kyudo In Berlin-Pankow Eine kurze Einf¼hrung mit Fotos aus dem Training, Trainingszeiten, Kontaktinfo und Links zum Thema kyudo und BogenschieŸen. http://www.kyudo-berlin-pankow.de/

Japanisches Bogenschießen - traditionelle Kampfkunst der Samurai, heute ein Sport für Jung und Alt, angeboten in der SG Bergmann-Borsig. Eine kurze Einführung mit Fotos aus dem Training und Links zum Thema Kyudo und Bogenschießen. Japanisches Bogenschießen - traditionelle Kampfkunst der Samurai, heute ein Sport für Jung und Alt, angeboten in der SG Bergmann-Borsig. Eine kurze Einführung mit Fotos aus dem Training und Links zum Thema Kyudo und Bogenschießen.

74. Michi Online: Resources: Glossary : K : Kyudo kyudo The Way of archery. A modern martial Way based on the bow and arrow, whichfeatures meditative aspects. Copyright © 1999,2000 The Sennin Foundation. http://www.michionline.org/resources/Glossary/K/kyudo.html

Michi Online Resources Glossary of Japanese Arts Terms A B C D ... J K M N O P ... kyu kyudo kyudo "The Way of archery." A modern martial Way based on the bow and arrow, which features meditative aspects. send feedback to: webmaster@michionline.org updated: November 9, 2001

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76. ’}”g‘åŠw‹|“¹ƒEƒFƒu 体育科学系弓道研究室、弓道部、OB会「筑矢会」など。 http://kyudo.taiiku.tsukuba.ac.jp/

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77. Kyudo Click here to visit our sponsor kyudo. The Way of the Bow . kyudo isa Japanese target archery martial art. It is a highly meditative http://www.martial-way.com/kyudo.html

Kyudo "The Way of the Bow" Kyudo is a Japanese target archery martial art. It is a highly meditative martial art whose ultimate goals are Shin (Truth), Zen (Goodness) and Bi (Beauty). Styles can be divided into two broad categories, shamen uchiokoshi and shomen uchiokoshi. Shamen archers predraw the bow at an angle to the body and fix their grip on the bow before raising it. Shomen archers raise the bow straight over the head and fix their final grip on the bow in a predraw above the head. It is the oldest of Japan's traditional martial arts. The bow has been used in Japan since prehistoric times. From the fourth to the ninth century, close contacts between China and Japan had a great influence on Japanese archery, especially the Confucian belief that through a person's archery their true characters could be determined. Over hundreds of years archery was influenced by the Shinto and Zen Buddhist religions along with the pressing practical requirements of warriors. Court nobles concentrated on ceremonial archery while the warrior class emphasized kyujutsu, the martial technique of using the bow in actual warfare. With the introduction of firearms the bow as a weapon was neglected and almost died out all together until Honda Toshizane, a kyudo instructor at Tokyo Imperial University, combined elements of the warrior style and the court ceremonial style into a hybrid style which ultimately became known as the Honda Ryu (Honda martial school). With the American occupation banning all martial art instruction, traditional kyujutsu schools declined further and when the ban was lifted, Kyudo, as opposed to kyujutsu, became widely practiced. The Zen Nihon Kyudo Federation (All Japan Kyudo Federation) was established in 1953, publishing the standard kyudo textbook called the Kyohon. There now exists a European Kyudo Federation.

78. KYUDO Translate this page kyudo - O Caminho do Arco. O que é o kyudo? O mesmo. A História dokyudo. As origens do kyudo estão cercadas de mitos e lendas. http://www.netesportes.com/arco/kyudo.html

Kyudo O Caminho do Arco O que é o Kyudo? O Kyudo tem muito em comum com as artes japonesas da cerimônia do chá ( chado ), caligrafia ( shodo ), esgrima ( iaido ) e tantas outras que tão bem espelham o coração e a mente dos japoneses. O Kyudo é rico em história e tradições, e é muito respeitado no Japão. Muitos o consideram como uma das mais puras artes marciais ( budo No passado, o arco era utilizado para diversos propósitos: caça, guerra, jogos e rituais da corte, cerimônias religiosas e torneios. Muitos dos jogos e rituais ainda são praticados atualmente, mas o arco japonês perdeu a sua utilidade como arma há muito tempo atrás. Hoje em dia, o Kyudo é praticado principalmente como um meio de desenvolvimento físico, moral e espiritual. A combinação de graça, dignidade e tranqüilidade dá ao Kyudo um ar solene, quase religioso, mas Kyudo não é uma religião. Ele recebeu, no entanto, grandes influências do Shinto (a religião nativa do Japão) e do Zen- budismo. O Shinto se manifesta mais visivelmente na cerimônia, na indumentária e no respeito demonstrado ao arco, flechas e Dojo (local onde é praticado). A influência Zen se dá mais na filosofia e prática do

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