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Gendai Budo: Aikido, Karate, Judo, Kendo, Shintaido, Kyudo, Shorinji Kempo, Yoseikan Budo, Kinomichi, Full Contact Karate This Is Kendo: The Art of Japanese Fencing This is Kendo: The Art of Japanese Fencing by J. & Warner, G. Sasamori, 1971 A Tenth of an Inch Makes the Difference. A Prologue and Two Plays in Zen. Gotami the Frail. Kendo, or the Way of the Sword Japanese Martial Arts: Japanese martial arts. Kory?, Sumo, Jujutsu, Katana,Kenjutsu, Batt?jutsu, Iaid?, Ninjutsu, Judo, Kendo, Aikido,Ky?d?, Karate This is Kendo: The Art of Japanese Fencing. Kendo: The Definitive Guide [KENDO -OS] by Hiroshi(Author) ;Turzensky, Angela(Translator);Yamaguchi, Tamiko(Illustrator) Ozawa, 1997-06-30 Do: Aikido, Karate, Kendo, Iaido, Bushido, Japanese Tea Ceremony, Kyudo, Nanbudo, Japanese Calligraphy, Yoseikan Budo, Koryu Uchinadi, Jodo AN INTRODUCTION TO KENDO. by R. A. (Charles Alexis). Photographs by Alan R. Menzies. Line Drawings by Roald M. Kutsen. LIDSTONE, 1964 THIS IS KENDO - The Art of Japanese Fencing by Junzo; Warner, Gordon (foreword by Juichi Tsushima) Sasamori, 1981-01-01 Kampfsport: Karate-Ausdrücke, Bubishi, Ju-Jutsu, Kendo, Chinesische Kampfkünste, Kung Fu To'a, Jodo, Europäischer Schwertkampf (German Edition) The Martial Arts: Swordsmanship, Kendo, Aikido, Judo, Karate by Michel Random, 1985-09 Kung Fu: A Practical Guide to Kung Fu, Tae Kwondo, Tai Chi, Kendo, Iaido and Shinto Ryu by Fay Goodman, 2000-01-03 This Is Kendo by J. Sasamori & G. Warner, 1968

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61. DKF - Dansk Kendo Forbund
    dansk english.  
    http://www.kendo.dk/

62. San Francisco Kendo Dojo
    San Francisco kendo Dojo. Classes meet twice a week on Monday nights and Thursday nights from 700pm to 900pm. The classes are open to the public,  
    http://www.sanfranciscokendo.org/

63. Kendo
    kendo, the art of Japanese swordsmanship, has a long and rich history. Japanese swords were originally not the curved swords we see today but were flat  
    http://www.karateinternational.net/kendo.php
    
    Extractions: call 876-8898 for info: email: Click Here All Kendo Uniforms, Swords and Armor can be purchased at the school store More Info about Us Here The History of Kendo Kendo, the art of Japanese swordsmanship, has a long and rich history. Japanese swords were originally not the curved swords we see today but were flat straight swords of a very primitive construction used for thrusts and simple strikes. The Japanese swords seen today appeared around the year 940, are single-edged, and have a slight curve. Until these two-handed swords were created, battles centered on mounted warriors protected by heavy armor wielding their swords in their right hands. Around the year 1600, the type of battles changed to foot soldiers wearing light armor and techniques using a sword held with both hands appeared. This change dates back to the middle of the Heian period (around the year 940) when sophisticated techniques especially designed for the new Japanese sword, now made with a curve and a more complexly constructed blade, began to appear and were tested on the battlefield during a number of civil wars.

64. UW Kendo Club
    CLUB CLASS.  
    http://www.anthropology.wisc.edu/kendo/

65. Swiss Kendo+Iaido
    Translate this page This is the official web site of Swiss kendo+Iaido.  
    http://www.kendo.ch/

66. Kendo Na H-Eireann. Official Body For All Kendo Activities In Ireland
    Irish kendo federation. kendo Na hEireann. An association dedicated to the development of traditional japanese sword art and culture.  
    http://www.irishkendofederation.org/
    
    Extractions: Home About INC IIGT ... Armory Full Gallery coming soon.... //new fadeshow(IMAGES_ARRAY_NAME, slideshow_width, slideshow_height, borderwidth, delay, pause (0=no, 1=yes), optionalRandomOrder) new fadeshow(fadeimages, 466, 316, 0, 3000, 1) Welcome to the web site for Kendo na h Eireann, the Irish Kendo Federation, affliated to the European Kendo Federation and the International Kendo Federation. We are dedicated to the practice of Kendo as a martial art designed to promote development of the individual.

67. Gaku Chou Kan | Kendo Dojo In Lyngby
    Lyngby kendo Club have the pleasure to proclaim that we has changed the name of the dojo and simultaneously moved to new Domain (URL).  
    http://www.lyngby-kendo.dk/

68. Index
    The SAKF is the only kendo, Iaido and Jodo federation that is a member of, and recognised by the Japanese Martial Arts Authority of South Africa (JMA),  
    http://www.kendo.org.za/

69. Japanese Sword Arts FAQ
    OK, so if they re watered down, why study kendo or iaido? How do I find a school? What are those funny clothes kendo and iaido players wear?  
    http://www.kjartan.org/swordfaq/section06.html
    
    Extractions: Equipment Suppliers The earliest swords known to exist in Japan were of Chinese style and origin and date to the 2nd century BC. These ancient swords are referred to as ken or tsurugi, depending on whether you use the sino-Japanese or Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese ideogram for sword or knife. From this term comes kendo, way of the sword, and kenjutsu, art of the sword. The first curved swords were also continental imports called kanto tachi, used during the 6th and 7th centuries. Japanese sword technology began to outstrip the continental blades around the 8th century, with the advent of the first Japanese curved swords. These swords were probably based on a second type of curved sword called a warabite-to. There were no schools of swordsmanship in ancient times. Reference to the use of bokken (wooden sword) for fighting and training date back to 400 AD. This was followed by tachikaki, the art of drawing the sword. Tachikaki developed into tachiuchi (match with swords) by the 8th century, after which there was slow development in kenjutsu. Most scholars believe that by the early 15th century swordsmanship had acquired regional personality and formalized schools (ryuha) began to develop. This was part of a generalized trend of the times among Japanese arts of various sorts to formalize styles and lines of transmission.

70. New Zealand Kendo Federation
    Welcome to the New Zealand kendo Federation s web site. New Zealand kendo is still young with a history of just over 30 years. You will find information and  
    http://www.kendo.org.nz/
    
    Extractions: Kia Ora! Greetings! Welcome to the New Zealand Kendo Federation's web site. New Zealand Kendo is still young with a history of just over 30 years. You will find information and contact details for the 9 affiliated dojo. These dojo are spread out nationwide, very convenient if you are a tourist hoping to continue your practice while experiencing this beautiful country of ours.

71. Www.montrealkendoclub.com
    The Montreal kendo Club is proud to be a member of the Canadian kendo Federation and affiliated with The Omachi Shonen kendo Club (Omachi, Nagano, Japan).  
    http://www.montrealkendoclub.com/

72. Mumeishi Kendo Club London
    Mumeishi kendo Club UK. Copyright Mumeishi kendo Club 2006.  
    http://www.mumeishi.co.uk/

73. International Kendo Federation
    ASEAN kendo Tournament was held in Thailand on 13th and 14th Oct. 2007 South American kendo Championships was held in Chile on 29th and 30th Sep. 2007  
    http://www.kendo-fik.org/

74. Kendo Equipment Online Store -- E-kendo.c
    ekendo.com is a Martial Arts equipment supplier. We can offer the best quality of kendo equipment at low price.  
    http://www.e-kendo.com/us/

75. ANU Kendo Club
    kendo literally means The Way of the Sword (Ken sword + Do way). kendo is one of Japan s oldest martial arts, and the one most closely associated with  
    http://www.anukendo.org/
    
    Extractions: Kendo Kendo literally means 'The Way of the Sword' (Ken: sword + Do: way). Kendo is one of Japan's oldest martial arts, and the one most closely associated with the Samurai. The concept of kendo is to discipline the human spirit through the principles of the katana (Japanese sword). While Kendo has now become a popular sport form, the warrior principles are still very much in evidence. It is suitable for both men and women, who compete and train together. The ANU Kendo Club operates under the Sport and Recreation Association of the Australian National University , Canberra, and is the only kendo club in the Australian Capital Territory. It is affiliated with the Australian Kendo Renmei (AKR) and the International Kendo Federation.

76. Idaho Kendo Resource
    Idaho kendo iaido clubs and resources. Home Page of the Idaho kendo Kai a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion of Japanese  
    http://www.idaho-kendo.com/

77. VT Kendo | Title
    The body of the email should only read subscribe kendo first name last name . You will get a confirmation email which you will have to reply to.  
    http://www.kendo.org.vt.edu/

78. Westside Kendo Dojo
    Westside kendo Dojo. K e n d o. kendo FAQ Soundboard Forums Training Books Links. • P r a c t i c e S c h e d u l e •  
    http://westsidekendo.com/

79. Nenriki Kendo Club - Welcome Page
    Nenriki kendo Club is the oldest kendo club based in London UK. We focus on the art of Japanese swordsmanship.  
    http://www.kendo.co.uk/

80. Nihon Kendo Chile
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    http://www.kendochile.cl/

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