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Kendo:     more books (101)

Kendo: The Definitive Guide by Hiroshi Ozawa, 1997-07-31 This is Kendo: The Art of Japanese Fencing by Junzo Sasamori, Gordon Warner, 1989-12-15 Looking at a Far Mountain: A Study of Kendo Kata (Tuttle Martial Arts) by Paul Budden, 2000-11-01 The Shambhala Guide to Kendo: Its Philosophy, History, and Spiritual Dimension by Minoru Kiyota, 2002-04-16 The Heart of Kendo: A Comprehensive Introduction to the Philosophy and Practice of the Art of the Sword by Darrell Max Craig, 2002-12-24 Kendo: Elements, Rules, and Philosophy (Latitude 20 Book) by Jinichi Tokeshi, 2003-07 Kendo (Martial Arts) by Jeff Broderick, Ed Chart, et all 2004-11-01 The Way of Kendo and Kenjitsu: Soul of the Samurai by Darrell Max Craig, 2004-05-25 Complete Kendo (Complete Martial Arts) by John J. Donohue, Kathleen Sweeney, et all 1999-06-15 Kendo by Chris Mooney, 2005-03-25 Master of Kendo (Choose Your Own Adventure #176) by Edward Packard, 1997-02-10 Kendo (Collins, Paul, Martial Arts.) by Paul Collins, 2001-12 Kendo by Jeff Broderick, 2005-04-30 Kendo by KIYOTA, 1995-01-07

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1. Kendo - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   kendo ( , kend ?), or way of the sword , is the Japanese martial art of fencing. kendo developed from traditional techniques of Japanese swordsmanship  
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kendo
   
   Extractions: Focus Weaponry Hardness Semi-contact Country of origin Japan Creator Naganuma Sirōzaemon Kunisato (長沼 四郎左衛門 国郷), attributed Parenthood Kenjutsu Olympic Sport No Kendo kendō , or " way of the sword ", is the Japanese martial art of fencing . Kendo developed from traditional techniques of Japanese swordsmanship known as kenjutsu Kendo is a physically and mentally challenging activity that combines strong martial arts values with sporting-like physical elements. Practitioners of kendo are called kendōka kendōka , meaning "one who practices kendo", or kenshi kenshi , meaning "swordsman". Kendo is practised wearing traditionally styled clothing and protective armour ( bōgu ), using one or two bamboo swords (

2. KENDO America
   Information about kendo, the way of the sword, the art of Japanese Samurai swordsmanship. The martial art of kendo is practiced using a bokken (wooden  
   http://www.kendo-usa.org/

3. Kendo: The Sneaker Boutique For Women
   2007 kendo Inc.  
   http://www.kendo-la.com/

4. Kendo World Magazine
   A quarterly magazine devoted to kendo, but also with sections dealing with koryu, iaido, jodo and naginata. Articles on history, philosophy, and techniques.  
   http://www.kendo-world.com/
   
   Extractions: Kendo World FAQ Downloads Links Contact Us ... Books HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM THE KENDO WORLD TEAM :) Kendo World Magazine 4.1 has been shipped to subscribers from Singapore. It should arrive in your letter-box by the second week of January 2008. ... The 55th All Japan Kendo Champs were held yesterday, with Osaka policemen taking 3 of the top 4 places, 1st and both 3rd places. For... Read More Osaka 1st, Kanagawa 2nd, and Saitama 3rd. This is the 4th year in a row that Osaka and Kanagawa had met in the finals, with this time... Read More The All Japan Police Kendo Champs are to be held at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo this coming Friday. Our own Michael Ishimatsu-Prime will be there... Read More The World Naginata Champs have finished in Belgium, with Japan taking first place in all categories, except Rythmic Naginata, where the host Belgium... Read More 5th dan Murayama Chinatsu, 33 year-old police officer from Saitama, made today her third victory at the All Japan Women's Kendo Championships. A... Read More The Grading Book + DVD is shipping now. The first comprehensive book on sitting and passing gradings to come out in English. Check out the details... Read More Now on sale in conjunction with the International Naginata Federation, a range of commemorative goods for the upcoming 4th World Naginata Champs,...

5. Kendo
   kendo. The way of the Sword. hajime! Words Terms. A glossary of words, descriptions and competition terms. Helpful if you re just getting started.  
   http://www.rain.org/~galvan/kndohome.html

6. AUSKF
   Governing body for kendo in the United States of America. Links, newsletter, calendar, seminars, study guide and general information.  
   http://www.auskf.info/
   
   Extractions: The All United States Kendo Federation (AUSKF) is recognized by the International Kendo Federation (FIK) as the governing body of Kendo in the United States. The AUSKF strives to be an inclusive organization dedicated to the promotion of Kendo throughout the United States. In these pages we'd like to provide some information about the AUSKF and Kendo in the U.S. AUSKF Newsletters 26-29 July 2007, Council Bluffs, IA Visiting Sensei from Japan: Yamazaki, Masahiro

7. WELCOME TO NYC KENDO
   New York City kendo Club was on Health and Fitness segment on NY1 News. (ONLY in New York City Metro area) You can watch the video on Time Warner Cable  
   http://www.nyckendo.com/

8. H R K C   O N L I N E
   News, club history, pictures, kendo origins, resources, equipment and related information.  
   http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~kendo/

9. Hawaii Kendo Federation
   Independent organization based in Hawaii. Contains links, history, news and articles.  
   http://www.hawaiikendo.com/
   
   Extractions: Aloha and welcome to the Hawaii Kendo Federation website. There are 16 participating Kendo dojos in the HKF. To find out more about the HKF's member dojos (e.g., practice schedule, contact information), please click on the dojos link. The events page contains write ups of HKF events, visits and taikai results. Visit history to find out more about how Kendo came to Hawaii and the senior senseis that have shaped it. Kenkyukai is name given to the monthly study group that meets on the first Friday of every month. This page covers Kendo fundamentals and concepts. Upcoming HKF Events: Happy New Year! Jan 20, 5:00pm HKF New Year Party Jan 31- Feb 3 Japan International Kendo Asso., Western District Visit Feb 27 - Mar 4 Tokai Uni. Kendo Team Visit Click here to see the HKF calendar for 2008. Home Dojos Events History ... Links Updated 15 Jan 2008 Send comments and questions to our

10. KENDO - El Camino De La Espada
    Translate this page Yokoso! Bienvenido! Welcome! Willkommen! Benvenue! Flag - Japan. kendo - Guatemala. Espanol English Nihongo Let us hear from you. - 01/01/2005.  
    http://kendoguate.tripod.com/

11. What Is Kendo
    kendo (or the Way of the Sword) is in fact a Japanese Martial Arts form practiced worldwide. It is essentially a form of fencing whose roots derive from the  
    http://www.evl.uic.edu/spiff/KendoBlog/whatis.html
    
    Extractions: On the surface it looks like two people beating each other on the head with sticks. Kendo (or the Way of the Sword) is in fact a Japanese Martial Arts form practiced worldwide. It is essentially a form of fencing whose roots derive from the Samurai in Japan. Kendo's modern appearance first began in the 1700s with the introduction of armor (bogu) and bamboo and wooden swords (shinai and bokken, respectively). Kendo is now practiced internationally by children as well as adults as old as 80 years old.

12. European Kendo Federation
    European kendo Federation, the official organisation for kendo, Jodo and Iaido in Europe.  
    http://www.ekf-eu.com/ekf.htm

13. MIT Kendo Club
    If you are in interested in joining the MIT kendo Club, please check our FAQ. Please email us if you are interested in our club kendo@mit.  
    http://web.mit.edu/kendo/www/

14. Kendo
    kendo is Japanese fencing. It means the way of the sword . Swords used to be a main weapon in Japanese warfare for many centuries.  
    http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2085.html

15. Obukan Kendo Club :: Welcome
    The kendo shinkyu shinsa, for 4 dan and below, will be held immediately afterwards. Registration/Checkin will begin at 1130am in the small gym.  
    http://www.obukan.com/

16. Welcome To The Pacific Northwest Kendo Federation
    Offers overview and history of kendo, along with school directory and instructor profiles.  
    http://www.kendo-pnkf.org/

17. Eguchi USA -Kendo BOGU Equipment Suppliers- Est.1919 In Japan
    Eguchi USA has been providing kenshi throughout the world with quality, Japanese made kendo equipment since 1992. Through its own manufacturing facility and  
    http://www.eguchi.net/

18. Welcome To Cascade Kendo Kai
    Headquartered on Mercer Island, we represent one of 19 kendo clubs that can be found in the Pacific Northwest. Our club members meet Wednesday evenings at  
    http://www.cascadekendokai.org/
    
    Extractions: More pictures Headquartered on Mercer Island, we represent one of 19 kendo clubs that can be found in the Pacific Northwest. Our club members meet Wednesday evenings at our Mercer Island dojo, found in the Commmunity Center at Mercer View. Imanishi-sensei giving instruction at Mercer Island We also keiko on Saturday mornings in Seattle's Historic International District at the Nisei Veterans Club , which was built originally to house the Hokubei Butokukai, formed in 1936. Open keiko at the Nisei Veterans Club It is our mission, at Cascade Kendo Kai, to develop, with sincere devotion, determination, compassion and respect, an organization that is dedicated to the personal growth of each of its members through the traditions of kendo. Please join us for practice! All ages and levels are welcome. We have open keiko twice a week:

19. Midwest Kendo Federation - Home
    Welcome to the Mid West kendo Federation Website. The Mid West kendo Federation was established in 1974. To learn more about the History of the MWKF,  
    http://www.midwestkendo.com/
    
    Extractions: @import "http://www.midwestkendo.com/templates/midwest_kendo_federation/screen.css"; Next: Content. Select to move to menu [1] Welcome to the Mid West Kendo Federation Website. The Mid West Kendo Federation was established in 1974. To learn more about the History of the MWKF, please click here here. Were you browsing the web looking to find out about Kendo? No problem, please click here to learn more about Kendo. Looking for a place to practice Kendo in the Midwest area? Click here for a listing of clubs. Beginners and advanced practitioners welcome. The members of the MWKF not only take part in many tournaments, but we also hold two annual tournaments. For information on upcoming tournaments and for the results of recently held tournaments please click here. Every organization needs leadership. Our current President is Les Wilson of Choyokan Dojo, IL. Mr. Wilson is an attorney and a 4th Dan in Kendo. He is very approachable and all of us appreciate his long service to kendo here in the Midwest. Click here for a word from our President.

20. West LA Kendo Dojo
    kendo is literally the “Way of the Japanese Sword.” It is derived from kenjutsu, the sword techniques developed by Samurai warriors throughout Japan’s  
    http://www.wlakendo.org/
    
    Extractions: SCKO Individual Tournament Oct. 14 2007 WLA Results Click above for details Kendo is literally the “Way of the [Japanese] Sword.” It is derived from kenjutsu, the sword techniques developed by Samurai warriors throughout Japan’s history of feudal warfare. Like karate-do, judo, aikido and other modern –do forms, kendo places emphasis on spiritual development and technical discipline rather than the practical application of using a sword on the medieval battlefield. Therefore, kendo is always practiced with two dueling opponents and on a smooth, pliable wooden floor. To prevent injuries, shinai (bamboo swords) and bogu (fencing armor) are used in place of the sharpened katana and yoroi (samurai armor). Like most Japanese –do forms today, kendo has both a traditional martial art component and a sport/tournament component. Most kenshi will inevitably participate in tournaments for the exhilaration and potential for glory. However, kendo is first and foremost a martial art. Kendo is more than just a sport and one should never say that they “play kendo.” It is easy to get wrapped up in only practicing “tournament kendo” but a kenshi will never truly develop without studying the traditions of the art.

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