1. Kyudo - Japanisches Bogenschießen - In Bayern kyudo in BAVARIA/Germany. Willkommen Bienvenue Welcome. New URL! kyudobayern.de. update 2005-2003. J. Haubner. - - http://home.t-online.de/home/dr.haubner/kyudoe.htm

KYUDO in BAVARIA/Germany Willkommen Bienvenue Welcome New URL! kyudobayern.de update 20-05-2003 J. Haubner

2. Home Page LONDON kyudo SOCIETY. The London kyudo Society is a private voluntary body established to promote the practice of kyudo the traditional art of the Japanese bow. http://www.kyudo.org.uk/

LONDON KYUDO SOCIETY The London Kyudo Society is a private voluntary body established to promote the practice of Kyudo - the traditional art of the Japanese bow. It is open to all who have an interest in Japanese traditional culture and in a practical way wish to take on the challenge and demands that Kyudo has to offer. Introduction to Kyudo Kyudo at Oxford Brookes University Japan Related Web Sites New Japanese Culture Centre Project for London www.japanarena.org.uk 7 August 2004 - kyudo demonstration as part of the event http://www.japanfoodfestival.co.uk/ ARDECHE MEETING 2004 Kyudo Demonstration in Edinburgh, Scotland Saturday 3 July 2004 as part of the International Kendo Enbu Taikai http://www.kendo.org.uk/newsevents/iket/index.shtml Practice Calendar 200 Practice Facilities Membership ... Fees Tel: 020-8998-9438 E -mail UNITED KINGDOM KYUDO ASSOCIATION EUROPEAN KYUDO FEDERATION Member of the United Kingdom Kyudo Association Recognised by the All Japan Kyudo Federation As the Governing Body for ANKF Kyudo in the United Kingdom

3. Zenko International Kyudo kyudo ­ International kyudo organization founded by kyudo master Kanjuro Shibata XX. Zenko International, founded by kyudo Master Kanjuro Shibata XX, is dedicated to the practice of kyudo, the Way of the Bow, and http://www.zenko.org/

Zenko International, founded by Kyudo Master Kanjuro Shibata XX, is dedicated to the practice of Kyudo, the Way of the Bow, and has affiliated Kyudo groups in the United States, Canada and Europe. Please follow the Links below to learn more about Zenko International and Zenko Kyudo. About Zenko About Zenko Kyudo Dojo Contact Teaching Lineage ... Program Schedule

4. Kyudo.Com - The Kyudo Host Site Welcome to. The kyudo.Com Host Site. kyudo.Com is dedicated to the advancement of kyudo, the traditional art of Japanese archery. http://www.kyudo.com/

Click on these icons to go to their respective homepages Welcome to The Kyudo.Com Host Site Kyudo.Com is dedicated to the advancement of kyudo, the traditional art of Japanese archery. The site is maintained by Dan and Jackie DeProspero , co-authors of the books Kyudo: The Essence and Practice of Japanese Archery and Illuminated Spirit: Conversations with a Kyudo Master . See below for a list of selected kyudo-related websites hosted by Kyudo.Com Special Notice! We are pleased to announce the construction of the new Meishin Kyudojo near Raleigh, North Carolina. Opening ceremonies were held on September 1st and 2nd, 2001. Click here for photos and more information on classes The Meishin Kyudojo Homepage is dedicated to the instruction and advancement of kyudo. It includes sections on history, philosophy, technique, equipment and resources, each supported by diagrams and illustrations. The Asahi America Homepage is an online catalog of quality kyudo equipment and accessories imported from Japan. The American Kyudo Renmei Homepage provides a resource for organizations, instructors, and events operating under the auspices of the Zen Nihon Kyudo Renmei (All Nippon Kyudo Federation). Click on these icons to go to their respective homepages http://www.kyudo.com.html Revised November 22, 2002

5. The Kyudo Project Incorporated: A California 501.3 (c) Non-profit Corporation De The kyudo Project Incorporated. All pictures deleted for now. Testing? Section deleted for now. Pictures from the annual kyudo demonstration at Sumida Park. http://www.netwiz.net/~eclay/

The Kyudo Project Incorporated A California 501.3 (c) non-profit corporation dedicated to spreading timely and accurate information about Kyudo (Japanese Archery) The Shiseikan Dojo Other Dojos Other Web Pages Articles ... Email me Notes to Shiseikan Dojo Members Confirmed GII dates have been received for Jan thru June, 2004 and the schedule has been updated. Schedule Photos All pictures deleted for now. Testing? Section deleted for now. Pictures from the annual kyudo demonstration at Sumida Park Every Spring there is a Yabusame (horse archery) and Kusajishi (deer shooting) demonstration along the banks of the Sumida River in Tokyo. The events take place among the blooming cherry trees which line the river banks and they are favorite tourist attractions. This year, Shiseikan member Maria Peterson was there and took these two great pictures: Click here for picture one. Click here for picture two. Senseis for the 2004 American Kyudo Seminar announced Mr. Phil Swain, President of the Indiana Kyudo Renmei, has passed along the names of the three senseis who will be instructing at this year's American seminar. The three instructors are:

6. Kyudo - The Meishin Kyudojo Homepage Illustrated FAQs with information drawn from the author's book plus further reading, addresses, and links. http://www.kyudo.com/kyudo.html

Click on these icons to go to their respective homepages Home Who We Are Kyudo History ... Resources The Meishin Kyudojo Homepage Special Notice: Announcing the construction of the new Meishin Kyudojo near Raleigh, North Carolina Click here for photos and more information. Welcome to the Meishin Kyudojo homepage - a website maintained by Dan and Jackie DeProspero that is dedicated to the instruction and advancement of kyudo, the traditional art of Japanese archery. We invite you to explore our website to discover for yourself the beauty and elegance of one of Japan's most revered martial practices. Allow us to share with you the knowledge of one of the world's greatest teachers of Japanese archery, the late Kyudo Master Hideharu Onuma. Choose one of the links below to learn more about Master Onuma and ourselves. Learn also the history and philosophy of kyudo and how kyudo is practiced today around the world. Other pages provide information on the use and care of kyudo equipment and links to resources that will further your knowledge of kyudo and set you on the path of its practice. About the Presenters of This Page This is where we introduce ourselves and tell you about Master Hideharu Onuma and our relationship with him.

7. The Shiseikan Kyudo Dojo Shiseikan kyudo Dojo! A nifty kyudo dojo (mostly) located in San Jose, California, USA. The Shiseikan kyudo Dojo is run by Yoshiko Buchanan, renshi, 5th dan. http://www.netwiz.net/~eclay/shiseikn.htm

Shiseikan Kyudo Dojo! A nifty kyudo dojo (mostly) located in San Jose, California, USA Founded in 1994 Shiseikan is one of the most active dojos in America which is pretty amazing considering there is no physical dojo! By converting a car garage to a makiwara dojo and renting facilities around the south San Francisco bay area, Shiseikan has grown into a dojo which enables students to train in the Way of the Bow in a manner consistent with the principles of archery as stipulated by the All Nippon Kyudo Federation, Training Schedule. Dojo Pictures (sort of). The May 97 Japan Training Trip! San Jose City College and Garden Gate Elementary School Demonstrations. ... A special event for PAWMA! The Shiseikan Kyudo Dojo is run by Yoshiko Buchanan , renshi, 5th dan. You are the person to visit this web page. This page last updated on May 24, 1998 Go to The Kyudo Project Inc. homepage.

8. Deutscher Kyudo Bund Der nationale deutsche Fachverband (der EKF und ANKF angeschlossen). Die strukturierte Website bietet eine Einf¼hrung in kyudo und die Stilrichtungen (HekiRyu und Shomen-Stil), bundesweite Kontaktadressen und Veranstaltungen, B¼cher, Links und Neuigkeiten. http://www.kyudo.de

Deutscher Kyudo Bund e.V. Kyudo: Was ist das? Aktuelle Informationen Adressen Bundesliga 2004 ... EKF-Seminar 2004 in Den Haag/NL Literatur (externer Link) Antworten gestellte Fragen Infos und Formulare im PDF-Format (DKyuB Statutes - English version)

9. Japanese Archery Contact addresses, links, dojos and pictures. http://wwwimp.leidenuniv.nl/~vvliet/kyudo.html

Lone Wolf and Cub artsofthesamurai.com Kyudo Renmei Ne therlands Please update your links to the OFFICIAL KYUDO RENMEI NETHERLANDS PAGE http://www.kyudo-renmei.com Some old photo's and the "Nasu /Acker Page" Click on images to view "full size" Theo van Vliet

10. Kyudo kyudo the Way of the Bow. kyudo, as taught by Kanjuro Shibata XX, is not a competitive sport and marksmanship is regarded as relatively unimportant. http://www.zenko.org/kyudo.html

Kyudo - the Way of the Bow Centuries ago in Japan, archery was regarded as the highest discipline of the Samurai warrior. Then, as the bow lost its significance as a weapon of war, and under the influence of Buddhism, Shinto, Daoism and Confucianism, Japanese archery evolved into Kyudo, the "Way of the Bow", a powerful and highly refined contemplative practice. Kyudo, as taught by Kanjuro Shibata XX, is not a competitive sport and marksmanship is regarded as relatively unimportant. According to Shibata Sensei, a master of the Heki Ryu Bishu Chikurin-ha school of Kyudo, the ultimate goal of Kyudo is to polish the mind - the same as in sitting meditation. "One is not polishing one's shooting style or technique, but the mind. The dignity of shooting is the important point. This is how Kyudo differs from the common approach to archery. In Kyudo there is no hope. Hope is not the point. The point is that through long and genuine practice your natural dignity as a human being comes out. This natural dignity is already in you, but it is covered up by a lot of obstacles. When they are cleared away, your natural dignity is allowed to shine forth" - Shibata Sensei.

11. Kyudo De Chambéry Pr©sentation de ce club et ses activit©s. Barberaz, Savoie (73). France. http://www.ifrance.com/kyudo/

12. Kyudo Kyokai Oslo Studiegruppe for tradisjonell japansk bueskyting, kontaktadresser, bakgrunnsinformasjon om historie og trening, litteraturliste og lenker. http://home.no.net/kyudo/

Prof. Inagaki, 9. Dan Hanshi, 1911-1995 Studiegruppe for tradisjonell japansk bueskyting To our international visitors Om oss Kobukai Oslo , (tidligere Kristiania Kenjutsuklubb), og dermed tilknyttet Norges Kampsportsforbund og Norges Idrettsforbund . Vi studerer og trener (tradisjonell bueskyting med den asymmetriske japanske langbuen), en stridskunst hvis studium forener mangfoldige aspekter: idrett: kunst / performing art resp. var og er en sentral del av eller bugei Vi praktiserer alias Bakgrunnsinformasjon Her gir vi et kort svar, og her er utdypende informasjon om Aktuelt: Nybegynneropptak torsdager 22. april - 1. juli Kyudoklubb i Trondheim Treningsadresse og -tider Kontakt: Epost: kyudo@start.no Telefon: 92868629 (nytt nummer!) Nybegynnertrening: april makiwara Sist oppdatert fredag 30. april 2004 17:11

13. KyudoWeb@-‹|“¹ƒEƒFƒu- The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.kyudo-web.com/

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14. The Kyudo Project Incorporated: A California 501.3 (c) Non-profit Corporation De Serving the active kyudoka outside Japan, dedicated to timely and accurate information . Worldwide contact addresses and links, lots of competent background information, articles, and translations of Japanese texts. http://www.netwizards.net/~eclay/

The Kyudo Project Incorporated A California 501.3 (c) non-profit corporation dedicated to spreading timely and accurate information about Kyudo (Japanese Archery) The Shiseikan Dojo Other Dojos Other Web Pages Articles ... Email me Notes to Shiseikan Dojo Members Confirmed GII dates have been received for Jan thru June, 2004 and the schedule has been updated. Schedule Photos All pictures deleted for now. Testing? Section deleted for now. Pictures from the annual kyudo demonstration at Sumida Park Every Spring there is a Yabusame (horse archery) and Kusajishi (deer shooting) demonstration along the banks of the Sumida River in Tokyo. The events take place among the blooming cherry trees which line the river banks and they are favorite tourist attractions. This year, Shiseikan member Maria Peterson was there and took these two great pictures: Click here for picture one. Click here for picture two. Senseis for the 2004 American Kyudo Seminar announced Mr. Phil Swain, President of the Indiana Kyudo Renmei, has passed along the names of the three senseis who will be instructing at this year's American seminar. The three instructors are:

15. The Meishin Kyudojo Homepage - What Is Kyudo? What Is kyudo? kyudo, which literally means The Way of the Bow, is considered by many to be the purest of all the martial ways. http://www.kyudo.com/kyudo-k.html

Click on these icons to go to their respective homepages Home Who We Are Kyudo History ... Resources What Is Kyudo? Kyudo, which literally means The Way of the Bow, is considered by many to be the purest of all the martial ways. In the past the Japanese bow was used for hunting, war, court ceremonies, games, and contests of skill. The old word for Japanese archery was kyujutsu (bow technique) which encompassed the skills and techniques of the warrior archer. Some of the ancient schools, known as ryu , survive today, along with the ancient ceremonies and games, but the days where the Japanese bow was used as a weapon are long past. Modern kyudo is practiced primarily as a method of physical, moral, and spiritual development. No one knows exactly when the term kyudo came into being but it was not until the late nineteeth century when practice centered almost exclusively around individual practice that the term gained general acceptance. The essence of modern kyudo is said to be synonymous with the pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty. Truth in kyudo is manifested in shooting that is pure and right-minded, where the three elements of attitude, movement, and technique unite in a state of perfect harmony. A true shot in kyudo is not just one that hits the center of the target, but one where the arrow can be said to exist in the target before its release.

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17. JCAC - Seishinkan Kyudo kyudo THE WAY OF THE BOW. kyudo, the Way of the Bow, is one of Japan s oldest and most honored martial traditions. The kyudo Project Inc. http://violet.berkeley.edu/~cdea/JCAC/Kyudo.html

Seishinkan Kyudojo 250 Ventura, Palo Alto, CA 94306 Article featured in Fyuru Magazine Kyudo Links The Principles of Training (Book) Kokoro No Yoi (tanslation) KYUDO - THE WAY OF THE BOW K yudo, the Way of the Bow, is one of Japan's oldest and most honored martial traditions. Over the course of Japanese history and under the influence of Shinto beliefs, Confucian morality, and Buddhist philosophy (including, but not limited to, Zen), the technique of archery flowered into the art of kyudo, where archery is practiced as a Way of seishin tanren , or "spiritual forging." The diligent practice of kyudo provides both healthful exercise and a way for cultivating self-awareness and spiritual maturity, eventually leading to the realization of "Shin Zen Bi", or "Truth, Goodness and Beauty" in the life of the archer. These qualities make kyudo an ideal way for modern people to maintain their physical and spiritual health and composure in an increasingly hectic world. Today, kyudo is practiced worldwide by more than half a million people. Kyudo classes are held under the guidance of Mr.

18. FFKT: Fédération Française De Kyudo Traditionnel. Page D'accueil http://www.ffkyudo.com/

@import url(./css/homepage.css); @import url(./css/menu.css); @import url(./css/general.css); Fédération française de Kyudo traditionnel Page d'acceuil FFKT 35, avenue Jean-Jaurès 34170 Castelnau-le-Lez Tél. : 04 67 79 69 95 ffkt@worldnet.fr Contact web Votre navigateur ne dispose pas de javascript, ou il est desactive. Vous devrez donc effectuer vous meme le choix de navigation parmi ces deux versions : Pour Navigateurs modernes compatibles avec la norme CSS2, comme les derives de Mozilla, ou pour les navigateurs textes ou braille Pour navigateurs non compatibles avec les normes comme Internet Explorer de Microsoft

19. KYUDO Translate this page kyudo Klub Momiji Kai Wien. Der Schule Heki Ryu Insai Ha. Wir praktizieren das Bogenschiessen mit dem asymmetrischen Langbogen. http://www.kyudo.at/

20. My Experience Of Kyudo In Japan My experience of kyudo in Japan. Part one what got me going. Part two - practicing kyudo. Part Part two - practicing kyudo. Actually http://mac122.icu.ac.jp/kyudo/kyudo.html

My experience of Kyudo in Japan Part one - what got me going Part two - practicing kyudo. Part three - some problems I have had (still have!) Part four - rules we have in the dojo, and things we do Part five - equipment Books I recommend These book help, but nothing replaces a good teacher Morisawa, J. S. 1984. The Secret of the Target. Routledge, New York and London. This is the better book because it explains things in great detail. I like this book very much. Kyudo Manual. (1992?) Volume 1. Principles of Shooting (revised edition). All Nippon Kyudo Federation. This book explains much more about etiquette and less about actually shooting the arrow, despite its title. It is available directly from ANKF for 3,000 yen. You can write or fax and they will send the book and an invoice. Volumes 2 and 3 are not translated. All Nippon Kyudo Federation 1-1-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan Tel: +81-3-3481-2387 Fax: +81-3-3481-2398 Part one - what got me going I first started to learn kyudo in 1988 when friends at work (University of Tsukuba) invited me to join their club. The club - called the Sakura Kyudo Kai - was held at the university kyudo dojo, quite close to my department. The members consisted of all kinds of people, not necessarily connected to the university. Any new member was welcome. I was lucky that the university had a rather salubrious 12 target dojo, with a small three target dojo at the side for special purposes, including the Sakura club. I became good friends with the professor of kyudo, Mori-sensei, and he allowed me to come and practice any time, so I often came lunchtimes.

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