Happy Holidays to my fellow practitioners and friends around the world. As the sun sets on a quiet evening here in Japan, I’ve shared this video as a reflection of our journey together this year. To those who have followed my practice, and to those who discovered Kyudo for the first time and were perhaps surprised by its depth—thank you. This year has been filled with wonderful connections. In the coming year, my path remains the same: to practice with my whole heart, to cherish the basics, and

🌸 Kyudo for Beginners 🌸 Kyudo is more than just hitting the target. It begins with learning the proper movements (shosa), which form the foundation of every shot. In this video, I share the essential forms that carry the spirit of Kyudo — calm, focused, and graceful. Please enjoy watching, and may it inspire your own journey. #Kyudo #JapaneseArchery #MartialArts #Zen #KyudoBeginners #KyudoLife #KyudoPractice #SamuraiSpirit #JapaneseCulture #Mindfulness #MeditationInMotion | Kyudo.love

🌟Learn How to Wear a Kyudo Chest Protector!🌟 In this video, we explain in detail how to properly wear a chest protector (Muneate) used in Kyudo. The steps are clearly explained with subtitles, making it easy for beginners to understand and follow. Master the basics of Kyudo and practice comfortably with our support! 📌 Key Points: The role and importance of a chest protector Correct positioning and fastening of the chest protector Tips for comfortable wear 📋 Video Overview: Preparation: How t

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Kyudo One-Point Lesson: From Yatsugae to Dozukuri in Rissha In Kyudo, beauty lives in smooth, economical movement. From nocking (Yatsugae) to setting the torso (Dozukuri), refine each step—no waste, just quiet flow. Repeat again and again, polish the form, and meet your mind. It’s easy to see why Kyudo is often linked with Zen. #kyudo #japanesearchery #rissha #kimono #budo #kyudopractice #kyudoform #posture #弓道 #zen #mindfulness #movingmeditation | Kyudo.love

Kyudo One-Point Lesson: A Smarter Dozukuri Keep Dozukuri clean and natural by minimizing motion: Don’t swing the bow. Big arcs can push the tip into your hakama pleats and disturb your attire. Large movements look forced. Small, efficient motion appears elegant. Shortest path with the elbows. Let the bow tip settle onto the kneecap naturally—no extra travel. Move quietly, let it feel effortless—this calm precision is close to meditation. [#kyudo](https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/kyudo?__eep__=6&