Kyudo or Japanese Archery Video Hits 100 Million Views on YouTube
Traditional martial arts are not dead, when a Kyudo or Japanese archery video can reach 100 Million Views on YouTube. A surge of interest in Samurai culture is going global.
Traditional martial arts are not dead, when a Kyudo or Japanese archery video can reach 100 Million Views on YouTube. A surge of interest in Samurai culture is going global.
Kyudo, Japan’s ancient art of archery, embraces spirituality and self-improvement and today competitive sports. Now our short Japanese Archery video has over 70 Million views on YouTube.
A two part series on the history of Budo and the culture of the martial arts. An unabridged interview with professor Takashi Uozumi and Author William Scott Wilson
The History of Budo. Two part release of the extended interviews with Professor Takashi Uozumi, Japan’s leading expert on the swordmaster Miyamoto Musashi and Budo historian.
Unabridged interview on history of Budo with Professor Uozumi, who teaches and researches at the International Budo University.
Enma dojo in the grounds of the Engakuj Temple is the epitomy of Herrigel’s famous book, Zen in the Art of Archery.
Black Belt Magazine said “I must say I was impressed. Professionally filmed in Japan and China, it profiles practitioners and masters of major martial arts.”
In Kyudo or Japanese Archery one must look beyond technique to become a true master.