81. Kyudo kyudokurse im Haus St. Benedikt, W¼rzburg, einer Einrichtung der Abtei M¼nsterschwarzach. http://www.hsb-wuerzburg.de/kyudo.htm

Kyudo "Mit einer schönen, exakten Kunst den Frieden des Herzens gewinnen" Prof. Inagaki, Altmeister der Heki-Schule Es wird eine Einführung in die Basis-Bewegungen des japanischen Bogenschiessens (Kyudo) gegeben zur Handhabung des asymmetrischen Bogens. Dazu dient anfänglich ein zwillenähnliches Übungsgerät. Erste Übungen direkt am japanischen Bogen werden auch möglich, jedoch ohne schon einen Pfeil abzuschießen. Kyudo, als eine konzentrative, meditative Bewegungsform, zugehörig den japanischen Kampfkünsten, kann uns zu unserer wesenhaften inneren Freiheit führen. Kurse 2002 KY 1 Kyudo Leitung: Barbara Lemke, 4. Dan Heki Ryu Insai Ha, Kursgebühr: € 70,- zzgl. Unterk. u. Verpfl. KY 2 Kyudo Leitung: Barbara Lemke, 4. Dan Heki Ryu Insai Ha Kursgebühr: € 70,- zzgl. Unterk. u. Verpfl.

82. Dit Is G O O G L E 's Cache Van Http//www.student.utwente.nl/~ kyudo (Japanese Archery) FAQ. Lastmodified December 12, 1997 Written by PatrickDarden (pdarden@fas.harvard.edu). I. Frequently Asked Questions about kyudo. http://www.student.utwente.nl/~sagi/artikel/faq/kyudo.shtml

Dit is G o o g l e 's cache van http://www.student.utwente.nl/~sagi/artikel/faq/kyudo.shtml G o o g l e 's cache is de momentopname die we van deze pagina hebben gemaakt toen we het web doorzochten. De pagina kan ondertussen gewijzigd zijn. Klik hier voor de huidige pagina zonder selectie Gebruik de volgende URL om deze pagina aan je Favorieten toe te voegen of ernaar te linken: http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:http://www.student.utwente.nl/~sagi/artikel/faq/kyudo.shtml Google heeft geen banden met de auteurs van deze pagina en is niet verantwoordelijk voor de inhoud ervan Kyudo (Japanese Archery) FAQ Last-modified: December 12, 1997 Written by: Patrick Darden ( pdarden@fas.harvard.edu Credits Please feel free to disseminate, but only in entirety and with proper credits and attributions. E-mail comments, additions, subtractions, corrections, and flames to: pdarden@fas.harvard.edu eWorld information: Kent Krumvieda additional contact information: Pascal Colmaire (pascal.colmaire@cdnsport.ca) Contents Frequently Asked Questions About Kyudo Dojos, Organizations, and Contacts Books and Periodicals Internet Sources ... Credits I. Frequently Asked Questions about Kyudo Q. What is Kyudo?

83. Kyudo In Hannover Translate this page http://www.kyudo-hannover.de/

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84. Kyudo - Die Kunst Des Japanischen Bogenschießens Informationen zu Geschichte, Ger¤t und SchieŸtechnik, Erl¤uterung der Schulen und Stile, eine kritische Betrachtung der g¤ngigen Vorstellungen zum sogenannten ZenBogenschieŸen , Links, Literaturliste, Kontaktformular mit Dojoadressen. http://www.kyudo-hessen.de/

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85. Kyudo: Kyudojo Nordrhein Köln E.V. http://www.kyudojo.de/

K YUDOJO N ORDRHEIN K Was ist Kyudo? Kyudo-Bilder Kyudojo Nordrhein Deutscher Kyudo-Bund -ter Besucher seit dem 29.11.2000. Letzte Aktualisierung am document.write( last_upd ) von webmaster@kyudojo.de

86. Kyudo dos carateres que o formam é claro, a via ou caminho do arco . kyudo. http://www.budonet.hpg.ig.com.br/kyuart.htm

Inicial Artes Saude Historia ... Contato Antes de sair entre em um desses sites abaixo, ou no banner acima para saber outros jeitos de ajudar. Kyudo (Japão) Texto retirado do CD-ROM "Enciclopédia das Artes Marciais" O significado dos carateres que o formam é claro, "a via ou caminho do arco". É de todos os "budos" japoneses o mais meditativo, dando no ritmo uma enorme importância à respiração. É também o que melhor permite o afastamento do ego da própria arma, permitindo uma melhor interiorização e quando se pratica num doyo, o ambiente é de uma extraordinária paz interior e exterior. Historicamente, o arco nasce aproximadamente faz uns três mil anos, sendo nas suas origens primitivas de uma única peça ou corpo. Faz uns mil anos, o arco japonês apresentava diferenças fundamentais com os arcos chineses ou mongóis e ainda com os ocidentais; se diferença na sua assimetria, não se empunha pelo centro, mas no terço inferior, permitindo o tiro a pé ou a cavalo. Além disso se torna composto, isto é, se uniram dois ou mais pedaços estendidos de bambu, com tira de madeira, aumentando a sua potência e muda o seu corte sendo um trapezóide. As flechas, geralmente de bambu, atualmente se usam metálicas, em ocasiões possuem formas variadas na sua ponta de guerra, embora hoje dia não sejam muito usadas, dado que geralmente a sua ponta de tiro possui as formas ovaladas e lanceoladas.

87. Kyudo Basisinfos, Trainingszeiten, Vereinsgeschichte, Anleitung zum Selbstbau von Pfeilen. http://www.kyudo-hasbergen.de/index.htm

Kyudo-Verein Silbersee-Dojo Hasbergen Info Verein Training Aktuell ... Links Kontaktadresse: Michael Ende Am Lohkamp 5 49205 Hasbergen Tel.: 05405 - 6 97 03 m.ende01@debitel.net EUROCOUNTER Letzter Eintrag: 14.01.2003

88. Saturn.de.takuma-ct.ac.jp/~takagi/kyudo/kyudo.html SHODOKAN Dojo. Peter McDade. TOP. kyudo Links. kyudo Around The World. TOP. http://saturn.de.takuma-ct.ac.jp/~takagi/kyudo/kyudo.html

89. ALL NIPPON KYUDO FEDERATION A short english page with contact adresses http://www.kyudo.jp/english/index.html

Kyudo is one of the Japanese martial arts, and is similar to archery. All Nippon Kyudo Federation is the organization which manages the kyudo in Japan. All Nippon Kyudo Federation (ANKF) performs following projects: Establishment of general policies in terms of diffusion and promotion of kyudo. Organization of national and international "shakai (competition)." Assessment of "shogo (title)," and examination of "dan-kyu (category)" Implementation of researches and studies, and organization of workshops Publication of journals and information Other projects necessary to accomplish its purposes There are a lot of kyudo federations in other countries in the world. As the federation in the birthplace of kyudo, All Nippon Kyudo Federation provides them guidance in kyudo. Address and contacts KISHI MEMORIAL HALL 1-1-1, JINNAN, SHIBUYA-KU, TOKYO 150-8050 JAPAN TEL: 81-3-3481-2387 FAX: 81-3-3481-2398 Contacts and links to kyudo federations in other countries Europe state Kyudo Federations (E.K.F.) PRESIDENT TRYGGVI SIGURDSSON, PRESIDENT EUROPEAN KYUDO FEDERATION LAUGATEIGUR 35 105, REYKJAVIK

90. Kyudo Translate this page kyudo. Was ist kyudo. kyudo heisst ?Der Weg des Bogens“ und istdas traditionelle Bogenschiessen Japans. kyudo in der Schweiz. http://www.cybergreg.ch/deutsch/kyudo.htm

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91. Akr.html The national governing body for all kyudo in the USA affiliated to the All Nippon kyudo Federation (ANKF). Contract addresses and home pages of the USA state organizations and dojos. http://www.kyudo.com/akr.html

Click on these icons to go to their respective homepages Welcome to the American Kyudo Renmei Homepage ... for News and Current Events The American Kyudo Renmei (AKR) was formed in July 1998 to help promote kyudo in America and provide a network of support for all persons interested in the practice of traditional Japanese archery. The AKR is the national governing body for all kyudo in the United States operating under the auspices of the Zen Nihon Kyudo Renmei (All Nippon Kyudo Federation). Current officers are Dan DeProspero, President (NCKR); Aaron Blackwell, Vice-President (SCKR); Edwin Symmes, Secretary (GKR), and Mark Gabel, Treasurer (NCKR). Board members are Richard Beal (NKR), Aaron Blackwell, (SCKR), Dan DeProspero (NCKR), Steven Scott (NCKF), Philip Swain (IKR), Edwin Symmes (GKR), and Mark Wegmann (TKR). Authorized Renmei (Federations) and instructors are currently found in Georgia, Indiana, North Carolina, Northern California, South Carolina, Southern California, and Texas. In addition, some of these federations have affiliates operating in Arizona, Minnesota, Kentucky, Nevada, Virginia and Washington. For more information click on the appropriate State in the map below or choose from the State listings.

92. D-1 Vad är kyudo? kyudo är konsten att skjuta med den japanska asymmetriska pilbågen. Hurtränar man kyudo? I kyudo strävar man efter att nå perfektion. http://www.budo.se/kendo/kyudo/

Vilken utrustning har man? Ladda ned info om Kyudo Valery Lazarev Webmaster: webmaster.kendo@budo.se © Svenska Budoförbundets Kendosektion

93. Kyudo: Japanese Archery kyudo FAQs with contributions from several authors. http://www.negia.net/~pdarden/kyudo/index.html

Makiwara The Art of Japanese Archery This page last altered Saturday, 22-Jan-2000 16:56:13 EST Table of Contents FAQs What is Kyudo? What is a Makiwara? What are the different Schools of Kyudo? How can I check out Kyudo? Current Events and News Kyudo USA '96National Kyudo Seminar, SOON! Beautiful new Dojo in Utah! Seminar in San Francisco, June 21-23 (hurry!!) ... Miscellaneous A Pictorial View YumiThe Bows Kyudo-kaThe Archers Dojoplaces of study Interesting Odds and Ends ... Pictures Of Me (it's my home-page after all) More Information A Fine Essay By Earl Hartman Major Traditions' Contacts Organizations, Dojos (schools), and Contacts Annotated Bibliography of Books and Periodicals ... Your comments are welcome Number of Accesses since Dec 18, 1995 Number of Accesses Today The FAQs What is Kyudo? Viewpoints of an Art will give you a better picture but, quite simply, Kyudo is a form of Japanese archery that is heavily influenced by zen. What is a Makiwara? A makiwara is a practice target, usually made of straw bound in a kind of tube, that is used by beginners and masters alike to perfect the most basic to the most advanced forms. What are the different Traditions of Kyudo?

94. What Is Kyudo? ABOUT kyudo, No acceptance. The essence of modern kyudo is said tobe synonymous with the pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty. http://www.asahi-archery.co.jp/wakyu/about.html

ABOUT KYUDO No one knows exactly when the term Kyudo came into existance, but it was not until the late nineteeth century when the practice centered almost exclusively around individual 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. Goodness encompasses such qualities as courtesy, compassion, morality, and non-aggression. In Kyudo, goodness is shown by displaying proper attitude and behavior in all situations. A good Kyudo archer is a person who maintains his or her composure and grace even in times of great stress or conflict. Beauty both enhances life and stimulates the spirit. In Kyudo, truth and goodness, themselves, are considered beautiful. Beauty can also be found in the exquisite grace and artistry of the Japanese bow and the elegance of the traditional archer's attire. It is also present in the refined etiquette that surrounds the Kyudo ceremony. Etiquette, which is simply common courtesy and respect for others, is an essential element of Kyudo practice.

95. Suomen Kyudoliitto Ry - Finnish Kyudo Federation The Finnish kyudo Federation's web site (EKFaffiliated). Providing background information on the Heki-Ryu-Insai-Ha, contact addresses and links. Finnish/limited English http://www.kolumbus.fi/fikyfe/index.html

Suomen Kyudoliitto ry - Finnish Kyudo Federation e-mail : Finnish.Kyudo.Federation@kolumbus.fi Uutisia Leirikalenteri Kyudo-Jousen Tie artikkeli ASE lehdessä 1/89 Valokuva-albumi Kyudohauskaa About Kyudo in English Kyudo The history of Heki Ryu Insai Ha The ... y of Kyudo in Finland Kyudo Japanilainen jousiammunta , perinteinen budolaji Suomessa harrastettu tyylisuunta on Heki Ryu Insai Ha Suomen Kyudoliitto ry leiri- ja koulutustoiminnan koordinointi Euroopan Kyudoliittoon - European Kyudo Federation ( EKF ) Japanin Kyudoliiton - All Nippon Kyudo Federation ( ANKF ) kanssa. Hikari ry , Helsinki Puheenjohtaja Virva Ohtonen virvaohtonen@hotmail.com Yosaiki ry , Porvoo Puheenjohtaja Susanna Bagge susanna.bagge pp.inet.fi Tarashi ry , Turku Haya ry, Tampere Zanshin ry, Oulu Sipoon Kyudo ry:n toiminta on lopetettu. Jäsenet harjoittelevat Porvoossa. Hallitus 2003 Puheenjohtaja Veikko Karppinen (Hikari ry ) Leif Bagge ( Yosaiki ry ) Jarkko Helenius ( Yosaiki ry ) Mikko Kaunisto (Haya ry) Tapani Lehto ( Tarashi ry ) Gustaf Rönnholm ( Yosaiki ry ) Suomen Kyudoliitto ry: Finnish.Kyudo.Federation@kolumbus.fi

96. Kyudo In Muenchen Basisinfo, Trainingszeiten, Kosten, Kontaktinformationen.Category World Deutsch Japan und Okinawa kyudo...... http://isar-dojo.de/

Kyudo bedeutet "Weg des Bogens" ( kyu = Bogen, do = Weg) Trainingszeiten des Isar-Dojo e.V. Freitag 20.00 - 21.45 Uhr Interessenten bitte beachten : in den bayerischen Schulferienkann das Training nicht stattfinden!). Kosten Jahresbeitrag Der Verein DKyuB Vorstand: e-mail: M.Obereisenbuchner@t-online.de Uwe Kroyer, Uhlandstr. 8 a,85283 Wolnzach, Tel u Fax (08442) 915213, e-mail: Uwe.Kroyer@digital.com Kyudo - Links Deutscher Kyudo Bund e.V. Kyudo in Bayern Ingolstadt Kaufbeuren ... Dan DeProspero (USA) Andere Links Japanische Musik und Kultur, Geschichte, Kontakte Adresse Tel u Fax 089 - 8119380 M.Obereisenbuchner@t-online.de Autor: M.Obereisenbuchner; zuletzt aktualisiert am 5.02.2003

97. ¬Š}Œ´—¬‹|”np—ç–@ The oldest extant kyudo ryu, which also includes horsemanship / yabusame and sophisticated etiquette at court. The english part of this web site contains a very short overview of the school`s history, current events and a picture of yabusame http://www.ogasawara-ryu.gr.jp/

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98. KYUDO AT BROOKES kyudo CLASS AT OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY. It is open to the public as wellas staff and students of the university. kyudo is not simply archery. http://www.brookes.ac.uk/schools/social/Kyudo/brookes/home.html

KYUDO CLASS AT OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY Thanks to the support of the Japan Interest Group, a beginners' class in Kyudo has been started on Wednesday evenings (6-8pm) at the Gypsy Lane Campus. The class is under the supervision of Liam O'Brien, Kyoshi 7th Dan, resident teacher to the London Kyudo Society and its senior members. It is open to the public as well as staff and students of the university. Kyudo is not simply archery. It is the art of finding the relationship between the bow, the body, and the spirit and uniting it into an harmonious whole. To balance all these elements in the shooting situation makes kyudo both demanding and challenging. Japanese traditional arts and disciplines are about self-cultivation through the discipline of a prescribed regime and are not suitable for those unwilling to accept such an approach. Traditionally, kyudo is practised in a kyudojo , which is a simple timber building usually set in a park or garden, with a polished wooden shooting area (shajo) that forms the stage for the performance of shooting. At Oxford Brookes the facilities only allow for basic form training and practice on a straw practice butt (makiwara shaho) For formal shooting over the standard 28 meter distance (kinteki shaho),

99. Kyudo What is kyudo? kyudo the way of the bow - is one of the oldest ofJapan's martial arts. It combines the Mind (attitude), the Body http://www.yutaka-machi.com/kyudo.htm

What is Kyudo? Kyudo - the way of the bow - is one of the oldest of Japan's martial arts. It combines the Mind ( attitude), the Body (movement) and the Bow (technique) All three must be in perfect harmony in order for an individual to achieve success in Kyudo. What is the Hassetsu and why is it important? The Hassetsu is the eight basic steps required to release the arrow. These eight steps reflect the knowledge and experience of past generations of master archers and are the easiest, most efficient way to learn Kyudo technique and shooting procedure. The Hassetsu: 1. Ashibumi (footing) This is the foundation of the Kyudo Hassetsu. The feet are spread about the length of one's arrow with the big toes in line with the center of the target and the feet at an angle of 60 degrees. Equal pressure should be applied to both feet. Balance is the key to any martial art. 2. Dozukuri (correcting the posture) This is where the archer turns his attention to the upper body once the feet are set. Here is where the three-cross-relationship is first observed. The shoulders, hips, and feet are held in line with one another, parallel to the floor.

100. Judo Club Wiesbaden 1922 E.V. - Kyudo Translate this page Immer up-to-date mit dem JCW-Newsletter. http://www.jcw.de/index.php4?rub_id=7

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