Kyudo
Priority Registration
Closed for Series 2
General Registration
Closed for Series 2
Kyudo literally means “the Way of the Bow” and is the Japanese martial art of archery. In ancient times, the bow was one of the primary weapons of the samurai but now it is used as a means
for self development and moral and spiritual growth. Kyudo is often described as “standing
meditation” where one learns to control breathing and the mind. You do not become oblivious
to your surroundings but rather you become more aware of them. This teaches you to react
calmly and resolutely to your environment.
Sensei: Michiko Sakamoto, Renshi 6th Dan; Mie Takahashi, Renshi 6th Dan; Yukiko Itokawa, Renshi 5th Dan.
- Minimum Age: 16
- New Students: Currently not enrolling beginners. Experienced participants can contact us at registration@jccc.on.ca.
- Series Start: February, May, August, and November
- Registration Start: Priority register from the 1st to 14th of the month prior; open registration from the 15th to the first week of classes.
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Available now! Register for the Introductory Observation! If you are interested in Kyudo this is your first step to register for our Kyudo classes.
*Please note that attending an observation and/or receiving an invitation does not guarantee a space in the program as demand is high and registration is on a first come, first serve basis.