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Around 4 million people are thought to practice kendo in Japan. The use of bamboo swords and body armor in traditional samurai sword training dates from the 18th century.
Kohsuke and Sotaro Ueda celebrate their acheivements with the rest of the Invercargill and Otago Kendo Clubs at the National Championships All brothers fight at some time, but Sotaro Ueda and Kohsuke Ueda do that a bit differently than most brothers.
KIAI!: Invercargill Kendo Club members practise in the Southland Girls' High School gymnasium ahead of the national championships to be held in the city at the weekend.
Toni McSorley Becomes First Woman Inducted Into Martial Arts Hall of Fame
Toni McSorley started taking martial arts classes at a small dojo in her neighborhood after becoming good friends with the instructor's middle daughter.
Martial Arts instructor becomes first woman inducted into Martial Arts Hall of Fame
Toni McSorley has been practicing martial arts for 46 years. "I teach Agedo Karate and Toyama Rwu Kendo, which is an old battlefield art that is very simple and to the point." Toni helps people reach their goals, develop strength, and gain confidence, just like she did when she was 13 years old.
MGC Celebrates First Sushi Night
The Multicultural Greek Council, with the help of the Hispanic and Asian fraternities underneath it, presented their first ever "Learn How to Make Sushi Night" as a part of Asian Council's CelebrASIAN on Thursday, April 2. Sushi Night attracted more than 120 participants to the Varsity of the Hughes Trigg Student Center, where they were treated to ...
Kendoka practice way of the sword
Steveston kendoka again dominated the B.C. Kendo Federation Non-Degree/First Degree Black Belt Tournament held last weekend.
Kendo expert stages demo for York a dojoa
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Practice mental, physical disciplines of Iaijutsu
Submitted Story FALLON--A short-term Community Education Course on the Japanese martial art of iaijutsu, drawing the sword, will be offered at Western Nevada College Fallon beginning in late February.