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Kyudo and yabusame...
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2007/11/24 00:01
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Is it possible for a Canadian like me to try kyudo and yabusame, or is that only for Japanese people?
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by Jeremy
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Kyudo can be practiced by anybody. You just need to find a club. I am pretty sure there are clubs even in Canada.
As for finding an opportunity to practice yabusame, I imagine it is very difficult even for Japanese people.
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by Uji
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At Hokkaido island, north part of Japan, a ranch organizes the training. HAKODATE DOSANKO FARM www.dosanko-hakodate.com/inquiry/
Once a year a city organizes a trying for the begginers. Yamanashi-ken, Fuefuki-shi, Sangyo-Kanko Bu, Kanko-Shoko Ka fax 00 81 55 262 4115
This year it took place the 1st April. Pls note the saddle is Japanese style.
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by TOSHI
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especially for Yabusame
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2007/11/29 16:58
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it is like a perticipant observation.
In kyoto we have small but traditional groups called "Machi Shoo" only a several or less "Machi Shoo" group can send their representatives to the competition.
Anyway you can try!!
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by kyoto no kukki-
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