11:00 Unlike Westerners practising martial arts at Olympics, there's no loss of self control, unrestrained, childish or proud celebrating. Just dignity and control without a flicker of emotion. Beautiful.
The reason why the arrow bends so much during flight is because they are using arrows made of 7001 or 7075 alloy(which is the lowest end kyudo arrows you can get).If they used a much better quality kyudo arrow(carbon or bamboo) the arrow would not bend as much, but will have the tendency to fly to the right. To prevent the arrow from flying right, the archer must have proper "tenouchi" techniques which this archer lacks. Those eldery people toward the end of the video is darn good though.
Japanese bowmen in wartimes use hundreds of arrows without a special spine - because all arrows are used only one time! Today you can "spine" your kyudo arrows, it´s no problem with aluminium or carbon-shafts. The weight of the arrow: kg of the bow + 11 gramm. I (66 years, 20 years kyudo) am using 28 gramm arrows with a 17 kg bow.
@@kyudodetmold because you use khatra when shooting. than the spine is not so important as the arrowweight. (49years, shooting 3 years asiatic/ottoman horsebows with 42kg+) without khatra your untuned arrows fly shitty!
È uno sport di particolare attenzione e capacità di tecnica giapponese ovvero di molta estrema concentrazione, ho frequentato l'aikido a Roma all'AKIKAI di Italia, dal Grande Maestro Hiroshi Tada attualmente 15° Dan. Mi ha insegnato molto anche se ho ottenuto la cintura bianca superiore, dopo 2 anni e mezzo di scuola di arti marziali giapponesi. Ci vuole una massima concentrazione e forse è bene essere anche un presbide e bisogna fare anche molte cure di carattere medico con pasticche all'arginina fosfoserina e vitamine per gli occhi del gruppo A - gruppo B - gruppo C e anche gruppo D inoltre mangiare molte carote di qualsiasi provenienza.
as i understand it, -do is the sporting school and -jutsu is the combat school; i.e., kyudo is the sport of archery and kyujutsu is the combat skill of killing a man with a bow and arrow. this applies to other forms of combat as well; kendo/kenjutsu; judo/jujutsu; couple others i can't think of atm.
@@oldfrend Dô is "way", it's the same character as Tao. Jutsu is technique. Dô is used for non-martial non-sport pursuits too, and implies that they do have some higher purpose than just a pastime, an amusement or a purely physical pursuit. Kado (traditional flower arrangement), Chado/Sado (tea). The usual translation in English is indeed "the way of...".
" Unlike western archery, Kyudo is not simply about striking a target, it is about observing the proper etiquette, actions and state of mind. " That's because the proper etiquette and state of mind are implicit. This comment is actually condescending even if wasn't meant to be. Western culture does not explicitly stress these parts. Safety is more explicit than etiquette and state of mind for the reason of the latter is required for success and respect. This is also the way guns/rifles are performed. (Guns/rifles are banned in Japan so no comparison is necessary.)
I did only a little bit of Western archery in university, but the main point for me was that the results were a direct and immediate reflection of my concentration; it was very helpful to forget everything else as it provided a feedback, if I was still thinking of my exams or anything else, the arrows would miss a lot.
Archery belongs to Indians and the Chinese ...two great civilizations which practiced... Archery since early man started hunting wild animals...Then the knowledge refined to fight enemies and modern Archery came in to existence in other countries.
Dude archery doesn't belong to any particular race or group of people. People all over the world develop their own archery tools and forms separately even though they ended up with similar shapes of bows and forms. It's like convergent evolution.
Der Kyudo-ka hat sogar 3 "Ankerpunkte" zu beachten: 1) Der Pfeil liegt auf dem Daumen der linken Hand; 2) der Pfeil berührt zwischen Wangenknochen und Mundwinkel die Wange; 3) die Sehne berührt immer an der gleichen Stelle die Brust. So entsteht eine Art "räumliches Dreieck", das beim immer wieder gleichen Zielen die entscheidende Grundlage ist. So erklärt sich auch, dass z. B. Ishikawa-Hanshi (Viedo 1) selbst im Dunkel trifft, wenn er seine Füße zunächst richtig positioniert hat. (Dazu würde im Dunkeln eine auf dem Boden angebrachte Holzlatte ausreichen. Von ähnlichen Hilfen ist in alten Schriften berichtet, wenn man bei Nacht bestimmte Zielpunkte beschießen musste. Dafür wurden vorher diese Markierungen o. ä. bei Tage angelegt.) Der gesamte Körper wird so in den Zielvorgang einbezogen - nicht nur die beiden Hände.
@@nachtschattenmacher Nein. - Die meisten Kyudoka in der ANKF-Dachorganisation schießen im Wesentlichen die beiden Distanzen 28m und 60m. Schießen im Gelände ist "kyudophilosophisch" nicht vorgesehen. Das ist vielleicht auch eine Materialfrage, denn meine Bambuspfeile beginnen bei 150 €/Stück. Viele Grüße aus Detmold. Bleibt gesund! -
11:00 Unlike Westerners practising martial arts at Olympics, there's no loss of self control, unrestrained, childish or proud celebrating.
Just dignity and control without a flicker of emotion.
Beautiful.
Nice
It's amusing to see a Japanese, wearing western clothes, interviewing a white man, in traditional Japanese garb, explaining a Japanese Martial Art. :D
You got a problem with that?
Yea usually it would be the other way around which is why its amusing 😅 (to me at least)
@@jwgoon There's a big difference between amused and being disconcerted. Only the mentally immature feels the latter.
I think there are a lot of white men and women who do not have English as their native language
hahaha true, actually I think is a swede speaking in english with french accent :D
The reason why the arrow bends so much during flight is because they are using arrows made of 7001 or 7075 alloy(which is the lowest end kyudo arrows you can get).If they used a much better quality kyudo arrow(carbon or bamboo) the arrow would not bend as much, but will have the tendency to fly to the right. To prevent the arrow from flying right, the archer must have proper "tenouchi" techniques which this archer lacks.
Those eldery people toward the end of the video is darn good though.
..or you could spine your arrow correctly? Am I missing something here? Why under spine your arrow?
Japanese bowmen in wartimes use hundreds of arrows without a special spine - because all arrows are used only one time! Today you can "spine" your kyudo arrows, it´s no problem with aluminium or carbon-shafts. The weight of the arrow: kg of the bow + 11 gramm. I (66 years, 20 years kyudo) am using 28 gramm arrows with a 17 kg bow.
@@kyudodetmold because you use khatra when shooting. than the spine is not so important as the arrowweight. (49years, shooting 3 years asiatic/ottoman horsebows with 42kg+) without khatra your untuned arrows fly shitty!
The only tournament in the world where the winner doesn’t show emotion
Which is refreshing
probably why suicide rate is so high
矢羽が・・・
Okay. Am I the only one finding it funny that the White guy is explaining Kyudo to an Asian - in broken English?
No, I also find it funny.
and he's the one wearing a kimono while she's wearing jeans XD
Cause hes french
@@oldfrend that's not a kimono. That's a kyuudo uniform(kyuudo-gi/hakama). But yea, I find it funny and ironic that their role switched.
Whats funny about it, maybe he grew up in Japan. Is it funny when an asian growing in a western country has a western accent.
È uno sport di particolare attenzione e capacità di tecnica giapponese ovvero di molta estrema concentrazione, ho frequentato l'aikido a Roma all'AKIKAI di Italia, dal Grande Maestro Hiroshi Tada attualmente 15° Dan. Mi ha insegnato molto anche se ho ottenuto la cintura bianca superiore, dopo 2 anni e mezzo di scuola di arti marziali giapponesi. Ci vuole una massima concentrazione e forse è bene essere anche un presbide e bisogna fare anche molte cure di carattere medico con pasticche all'arginina fosfoserina e vitamine per gli occhi del gruppo A - gruppo B - gruppo C e anche gruppo D inoltre mangiare molte carote di qualsiasi provenienza.
Interesting..... ! Thank you explanation in English
Just checked with my Japanese co-worker... The Way of Archery is direct translation. Kyu = archery; do = the way of
as i understand it, -do is the sporting school and -jutsu is the combat school; i.e., kyudo is the sport of archery and kyujutsu is the combat skill of killing a man with a bow and arrow. this applies to other forms of combat as well; kendo/kenjutsu; judo/jujutsu; couple others i can't think of atm.
@@oldfrend Dô is "way", it's the same character as Tao. Jutsu is technique. Dô is used for non-martial non-sport pursuits too, and implies that they do have some higher purpose than just a pastime, an amusement or a purely physical pursuit. Kado (traditional flower arrangement), Chado/Sado (tea). The usual translation in English is indeed "the way of...".
WE THEN? TOOK SOME FLETCHING? AND PLACED? IT IN THE AIRSTREAM?!!!
" Unlike western archery, Kyudo is not simply about striking a target, it is about observing the proper etiquette, actions and state of mind. "
That's because the proper etiquette and state of mind are implicit. This comment is actually condescending even if wasn't meant to be. Western culture does not explicitly stress these parts. Safety is more explicit than etiquette and state of mind for the reason of the latter is required for success and respect. This is also the way guns/rifles are performed. (Guns/rifles are banned in Japan so no comparison is necessary.)
I did only a little bit of Western archery in university, but the main point for me was that the results were a direct and immediate reflection of my concentration; it was very helpful to forget everything else as it provided a feedback, if I was still thinking of my exams or anything else, the arrows would miss a lot.
The song that plays during the bucket part is from Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. Weird...
あの、バケツに通したの竹矢じゃないですよね？
竹に見えるんだけど
矢が痛まないかめっちゃ気になった💦
Is there a special way of gripping the bow such that a forearm "sleeve" is not necessary?
Practice make perfect
Archery belongs to Indians and the Chinese ...two great civilizations which practiced... Archery since early man started hunting wild animals...Then the knowledge refined to fight enemies and modern Archery came in to existence in other countries.
Dude archery doesn't belong to any particular race or group of people. People all over the world develop their own archery tools and forms separately even though they ended up with similar shapes of bows and forms. It's like convergent evolution.
The signs at 10:12 => O - hit; X miss. Only Nr. 3 hits all the time...
Miss Kabuki wins at the end.
5:26
What wood is used for this bow making
Bamboo
批判コメしてる暇あんならうんこしたあとのケツしっかり拭けよ
ただし水入ってるバケツに射るやつは許さねぇ
羽が……。真っ直ぐ飛ばすならマシかもですが、蛇行して飛んでいるのでシャフトも傷みそうですしね。
水バケツの人、前矢で中てているな。離の直前に後に矢を振っている。正射じゃない。
They have to make a big production of everything.
Was Japan existed 2000 years age ???
pourquoi un français ? il est rigolo :P
wow those bows are weak... see how much the arrow drops..
Que des airs pour tiré à l'arc..
正射はproperと訳すのね
I can't even with this narrator.
離れ汚い
特に弓手
mit luft anker kann man nicht schießen
Wenn man keine Ahnung von Kyudo hat, kann man auch einfach mal die Klappe halten ;-)
Der Kyudo-ka hat sogar 3 "Ankerpunkte" zu beachten: 1) Der Pfeil liegt auf dem Daumen der linken Hand; 2) der Pfeil berührt zwischen Wangenknochen und Mundwinkel die Wange; 3) die Sehne berührt immer an der gleichen Stelle die Brust. So entsteht eine Art "räumliches Dreieck", das beim immer wieder gleichen Zielen die entscheidende Grundlage ist. So erklärt sich auch, dass z. B. Ishikawa-Hanshi (Viedo 1) selbst im Dunkel trifft, wenn er seine Füße zunächst richtig positioniert hat. (Dazu würde im Dunkeln eine auf dem Boden angebrachte Holzlatte ausreichen. Von ähnlichen Hilfen ist in alten Schriften berichtet, wenn man bei Nacht bestimmte Zielpunkte beschießen musste. Dafür wurden vorher diese Markierungen o. ä. bei Tage angelegt.) Der gesamte Körper wird so in den Zielvorgang einbezogen - nicht nur die beiden Hände.
@@kyudodetmold war schon mal einer von euch kyudo-ka mit seinem yumi im gelände auf einen 3d-parcour?
@@nachtschattenmacher Nein. - Die meisten Kyudoka in der ANKF-Dachorganisation schießen im Wesentlichen die beiden Distanzen 28m und 60m. Schießen im Gelände ist "kyudophilosophisch" nicht vorgesehen. Das ist vielleicht auch eine Materialfrage, denn meine Bambuspfeile beginnen bei 150 €/Stück. Viele Grüße aus Detmold. Bleibt gesund! -
@@peko2169 danke für die antwort! also ist das ganze eher rein ritualisiert und meditativ?
最初wめっちゃ下手
日置流とは言えども流石に早く離しすぎでは？と思うのですがどうなのでしょうね。
汚い弓道見せないでほしい
日置流って知ってる？？？？？？？？？？
@@keigolf 大三でにぎにぎすることですか？
that bow needs some tuning
he is aiming waaaay to much
europeans in asian dress ... okkk
is that a problem?
ActuallyIntroverted he said k three times. What do you think
I see no problem with Asians in European dress.
Lol. That's basically what you see the Japanese wear everywhere.
.....and YOUR problem is?
汚い弓手とか言ってるけどお前ら30キロの弓引けるんか？低い弓力で硬いの貫けるんか？
理論弓道って人の動画見とけ。
理論弓道見てる時点で終わってる
30キロの弓引いて汚い射型なら
10キロでも正しい射型のほうが良い
The asian chick is damn cute
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