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Stringing a Japanese Bow
Stringing and unstringing a Yumi bow, shown by Jaap Koppedrayer.
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Відео
Japanese Bow: Shooting the Yumi
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This video completes the series of yumi-making videos by showing form and function. The video shows the final stage of creating a yumi, namely bringing it to life through its use. The style of shooting you see is known as kyudo, This is a practice shot.
Japanese bow: Yumi-making with Jaap Koppedrayer, part 9.
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This series of 9 videos gives you a taste of the process of making a Japanese bow, the yumi. In this video, nr 9 of the series, Jaap Koppedrayer shows how the bow is braced for the first time. This will set the bow in its final form.
Japanese bow: Yumi-making with Jaap Koppedrayer, part 8.
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This series of 9 videos gives you a taste of the process of making a Japanese bow, the yumi. In this video, nr 8 of the series, Jaap Koppedrayer shows how the bow gets prestretched in the bowbench.
Japanes bow: Yumi-making with Jaap Koppedrayer, part 7.
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This series of 9 videos gives you a taste of the process of making a Japanese bow, the yumi. In this video, nr 7 of the series, Jaap Koppedrayer shows the removal of the wedges after the bow has set for several hours to cure the glue.
Japanese bow: Yumi-making with Jaap Koppedrayer, part 6.
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This series of 9 videos gives you a taste of the process of making a Japanese bow, the yumi. In this video, nr 6 of the series, Jaap Koppedrayer shows how to set the last curve into the bow and checks the final curvature. He uses the Japanese technique of applying pressure and wedges.
Japanese bow: Yumi-making with Jaap Koppedrayer, part 5.
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This series of 9 videos gives you a taste of the process of making a Japanese bow, the yumi. In this video, the 5th in the series, Jaap Koppedrayer shows how to set the big curve into the bow. Using the Japanese technique of applying pressure and wedges.
Japanese bow: Yumi-making with Jaap Koppedrayer, part 4.
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This series of 9 videos gives you a taste of the process of making a Japanese bow, the yumi. In this video, part 4 of the series, Jaap Koppedrayer shows how to set the lower curve into the bow. He uses the Japanese technique of pressure and applying the wedges.
Japanese bow: Yumi-making with Jaap Koppedrayer, part 3.
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This series of 9 videos gives you a taste of the process of making a Japanese bow, the yumi. In this video, nr 3 of the series, Jaap Koppedrayer shows the Japanese technique of binding the bow. With wrapping the bow the core and 2 faceplates are glued together.
Japanese bow: Yumi-making with Jaap Koppedrayer, part 2.
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This series of 9 videos gives you a taste of the process of making a Japanese bow, the yumi. In part 2 Jaap Koppedrayer shows how to flatten the bamboo facings of the bow with a knife.
Japanese bow: Yumi-making with Jaap Koppedrayer, part 1
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This series of 9 videos gives you a taste of the process of making a Japanese bow, the yumi. In part 1 Jaap Koppedrayer is preparing bamboo for the making of the yumi.
竹弓では握りの下を持って弦を張ったほうが良いと思います。 張るときは押す一方で、本弭を引き上げるようにした方が、弓の成りを変えずに済むと思いますよ。
Wow it really is more to shooting a yumi bow. I was expecting lord of the rings..and you know exactly what scene I'm talking about.
Nice
He looks like a child who is about to walk for the first time.......... a little hesitant to say the least.
would love to learn how to make these
I like when wind start to blow and he release the arrow 😳
Where could I buy one of your bows from?
The calm.
I'm left handed. I typically hold the bow in my right hand and draw the arrow back with my left. Would this be allowed when practicing this form of archery?
The bows are absolutely beautiful! And the form of his shooting is so beautiful, as well. Firing an arrow in kyudo is like meditation, isn't it?
Do you have a store?
Do you have a store?
Do you have a store?
Where can i buy that tool?
i love your work sir! hopefully one day i get the chance to meet you! the yumi is one of my favorite bows
Essentially the focused ritual routine equals meditation via archery. Relaxing.
itnay action bazi k baad chacha g ny arrow chalay wo bhi ghalat ;)
Oh just shoot it already! Like much of Japanese traditional martial arts - lots of "art", little practicality.
Clearly what’s full of air here is your head
Really ? 22 second cuts, pathetic..you are better than that.
Which string should I use for the bow? How thick is the rope? Is there any technique for tying the rope?
How many days should I let the bow wrapped with the rope and stakes before taking?
Is there any pattern for these bamboo stakes? How many should I use in each part?
Is there any pattern for these bamboo stakes? How many should I use in each part?
How many bamboo stems should I put? Is glue used? Which? Is there any material outside the bamboo? Which rope is used? How far is the rope to curl?
What width and thickness should I leave the bamboo stem?
How big is the bamboo to be?
look at that dog in the background, he's having a good time
Why are there too many dislikes???
Thank you for sharing this. I just got my Yumi Bow few days ago. I needed this to know how to string it. What kind go arrows would you recommend?
Id reccomend arrows over 100cm long
Dislikes are somewhat confusing
Will modern (Olympic) string material or serving material on a Yumi?
I was a little dramatic wasn't it at least the dog was preferred
If anything it can double as a fishing rod.
Excellent!
Just picked up two of these beautiful bows on the Tokyo flea market for less than 2000 yen! What a bargain! No strings with them so I'll have to make that. Also on one of the bows, an endblock is missing. Also not a problem, I can make that too. Maybe I'll even find some arrows next time... ;)
You know it's Japanese when extremely simple, unnecessary movements are involved.
'That's it'??? WTF!
do you sell the bow, or do u have website to sell it, shipping it to other country
Yes I do, please contact me at yumibows@gmail.com
Obviously, if it's in a war, the trained archer would shoot the arrows faster just like a normal archer. The guy in this video just want to show how it is like to use the yumi bow. Think of it as a ceremonial shot. Use that fucking smart brain of yours, and don't just go bashing around :)
This like to dislike ratio is unwarranted.
Really? He's using a Mediterranean technique shooting an arrow that's too light (dangerous for any bow, and you can tell the noise of firing) and he's shooting from the wrong hand, there's nothing good about this weaboo bs.
@@sarchlalaith8836 the finger orientation is correct and the arrow rests thumb side
Sarch Lalaith go do your research about kyudo brother
When no one respects you, it's natural you don't know how to respect others.
is the clown dress mandatory to shoot such bow?
Wow there's a lot of ignorant assholes here. Way more than usual.
I like getting into caricature when I'm hunting..but you messed up with the Japan them...but nice bow anyway.
Japanese bow is just shit.
white people in japanese clothes ... i mean what could be even worse ???
test where?
I didnt understand
I don't know much about yumi bows but weren't they used by the samurais before katanas appeared?
seems very very slow i hope they didnt use this technique in battles. I could shoot like 8 arrows with my 135 lbs longbow while he shoots 1 arrow
Scandinavian Huntsman Its an artistic approach for show. Of course you wouldnt use this in battle.
xDDD hahahhahaahha
With a minimum of quick search googling, it can easily become clear that kyudo, as practiced in this form here shown by Jap, is neither for hunting, nor for speed-shooting, but is a traditional Japanese contemplative- mindfulness practice - paying attention to detail and movement and timing in a particularly 'active-meditative' manner, incorporating movements and actions that may have symbolic as well as practical meanings and purposes - Besides, the kyudo bow was indeed used in battle in the old days, and there are ways to shoot with it that can also perform well more than eight arrows in the time span seen here - The world is full of lots of things unusual and peculiar... what makes it all interesting and worthwhile is when we show interest in learning and in trying to understand what is new to us, but maybe not to others -
peter quenter ok