Everytime I lose the sight of my path and feel frustrated, I just come here to watch the girl at the centre. Somehow her calm and beautiful feature helps me think more carefully about what I should do. Thank you the girl I would never know :)
They take their practice so seriously, it’s so precious and calm watching them concentrate. I imagined that if we here in Mexico had Kyudo clubs at schools, students would be fooling around or every time they missed the target they’d be cursing about it or making fun of their friends for missing the target. Japanese culture is so interesting and beautiful.
This is one of my favourite videos on anything ever. That girl is fascinating because she is so fabulously elegant. It's an education for that too because no amount of lucre or celebrity or any of the things most people aspire to can get you close to that.
Si vede molto bene che l'Arciere di centro è bravissima. E' evidente che non c'è un solo pensiero nella sua mente. Veramente si apprezza l'Arte dello Zen. 一つは、アーチャーの中心部は非常に良いされていることを非常によく見ている。それは明らかに彼の心の中で唯一思想があることを確認します。本当に禅の芸術を高く評価
If you like the beauty of this then you should seek out St Sebastian by Fiona Tan. I saw it in 2001 in Yokohama Bienniale. She had one film screen but two videos of Kyudo. If you went round the back you saw the archers from....the back. Sensuous and artistic.
for those interested in pretty girls the hands on hips may have a particular appeal... but for those interested in kyudo what is most interesting is nobiai and release. We can believe she can put her hands on her hips without being shown ; ) These clips were filmed for the study of kyudo not the study of pretty girls. Some of these young ladies and gents shown actually appear in kyudo text books. Go watch some of the guys they are just as good...
I agree. This is the truth. Some thing that come to mind when I see kyodo. Integrity,Peace, Balance ,Beauty, Art, Self Discipline. I think these women are very pretty, however I believe that showing virtue is what the real beauty that glows. =P
I was wondering the same thing. So, they use a string or what? No wonder they can hold the draw for so long. I was shooting my recurve yesterday and after a little more than a dozen shots my fingers started to hurt.:P I don't use gloves.(peronal choice) It is interesting to know all the different techniques that have developed over the centuries. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
@SenseiStrange The Japanese who say "player" are making an English error. They dont use "play" in Japanese. Budo is not practiced as a game in Japan. Competitive budo is a sport, not a game.
Very focused if you watch closely the eyes of the girl in the middle her eyes dont look anywhere else but the target but the girl to the left of her is looking everywhere.
Great video,nice girls. awesome picture,a girl golding a bow,either an amazon or a samurai woman :)) . Speaking of technical questions, what draw is it used? Is is a pinch draw? it's not mongol draw,although the arrow is on the outside of the bow. ( hope the question is clear,srry )
I just finished reading 'Zen in the Art of Archery' and now I find this art really interesting. I let you notice that all that clapping in the clip is totally silly. The perfect bow player doesn't mind pride at all.
@gammagoochee @gammagoochee I only saw beauty. But I was puzzled by the edit and I saw that this was real and that for some reason the movement which I presumed was part of a complete cycle of preparation,stance, holding the bow, the movement of the hands, and the release, and finally the return of the hands to the hip as the starting position. And so I asked why.
Budo is not a game so in English we don't say "players". Try "practitioners" or even "students" "Excellent practitioners/students of kyudo" What dan are these students??
Sorry if I came across a bit snippy - didn't initially intend to but as most comments are so inane... The clips are of and for those learning kyudo, hence the edit. That was the gist of it. Yes, it is beautiful to watch if it is done well. Apologies for taring you with that particular brush and please keep enjoying kyudo - better still - try it!
At one time I thought s too. But especially Judoka will call themselves Judo players. Probably comes from the the Japanese people speaking English but it has caught on. I use it to. And I differ - much of budo is practiced as a game, especially in Japan. Hence some are in the olympic games.
@TheJapanChannelDcom A sport is a type of game. All sports are games. Not all games are sports. Sport games are not better or "higher" than non-sport games.
@gammagoochee I was disappointed in your answer and now see that the reason for the edit is in fact a projection of the same thing to which you object. As you say this particular video and personage receives a large number of hits, and the argument that you present do indeed seem to reasonably support your theory of why this is so.
projection? what are you trying to say? nobuoseo1973 has a hundred-odd clips up to view. The two showing Harumi Senbyou are the ONLY ones that attract hundreds of thousands of views - not to mention the comments.... Most others are under 10k. Stands to reason that what is being watched and commented on here is NOT kyudo. Doesn't it? Senbyou had a hit rate of over 90% this is more than "eye candy"
@gammagoochee By ending you achieve the same thing as the lustful minds and comments, in that all is not presented and (I can only say for myself) felt and saw that "it" was missed or unfinished and I felt disappointed and wondered. So I asked why. I only saw beauty.
Everytime I lose the sight of my path and feel frustrated, I just come here to watch the girl at the centre.
Somehow her calm and beautiful feature helps me think more carefully about what I should do.
Thank you the girl I would never know :)
Việt nam nè ❤️
pick up a bow
Her focus is so complete that it makes me relax my mind, too.
Anyone else experience that?
Power through subtlety.
Fascinating!
They take their practice so seriously, it’s so precious and calm watching them concentrate. I imagined that if we here in Mexico had Kyudo clubs at schools, students would be fooling around or every time they missed the target they’d be cursing about it or making fun of their friends for missing the target. Japanese culture is so interesting and beautiful.
Excellent! Very beautiful sports! Thats a masterpiece of Kyudo! I love the traditional sports in Japan!
This is one of my favourite videos on anything ever. That girl is fascinating because she is so fabulously elegant. It's an education for that too because no amount of lucre or celebrity or any of the things most people aspire to can get you close to that.
After watching lots of anime, TH-cam recommend this 🙄 and I love it
美しい。弓道の事はあまりよく知らないのですが
姿勢、体の使い方、軸が全くブレず凛とした佇まい…
日本の様式美を見た思いです。
Beautiful....I like their still stance before releasing arrow. Great skills.
Archery would be the most popular mens' sport in the world if more of them knew about these beautiful girl archers.
Si vede molto bene che l'Arciere di centro è bravissima. E' evidente che non c'è un solo pensiero nella sua mente. Veramente si apprezza l'Arte dello Zen.
一つは、アーチャーの中心部は非常に良いされていることを非常によく見ている。それは明らかに彼の心の中で唯一思想があることを確認します。本当に禅の芸術を高く評価
If you like the beauty of this then you should seek out St Sebastian by Fiona Tan. I saw it in 2001 in Yokohama Bienniale. She had one film screen but two videos of Kyudo. If you went round the back you saw the archers from....the back. Sensuous and artistic.
for those interested in pretty girls the hands on hips may have a particular appeal...
but for those interested in kyudo what is most interesting is nobiai and release.
We can believe she can put her hands on her hips without being shown ; )
These clips were filmed for the study of kyudo not the study of pretty girls.
Some of these young ladies and gents shown actually appear in kyudo text books.
Go watch some of the guys they are just as good...
The girl in the middle is wonderul. The bow is really a part of her body, sugoi
From what I know, the leather gloves are more modern and in the past, they used to wear cotton gloves with Tekkou.
Best wishes !
Beautiful women, and such focus
I agree. This is the truth.
Some thing that come to mind when I see kyodo.
Integrity,Peace, Balance ,Beauty, Art, Self Discipline.
I think these women are very pretty, however I believe that showing virtue is what the real beauty that glows.
=P
why is the full movement not shown ? (hands on hips to hands on hips)
always seem to cut shortly after the arrow releases itself
I was wondering the same thing.
So, they use a string or what?
No wonder they can hold the draw for so long.
I was shooting my recurve yesterday and after a little more than a dozen shots my fingers started to hurt.:P
I don't use gloves.(peronal choice)
It is interesting to know all the different techniques that have developed over the centuries.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I kept coming back
@SenseiStrange
The Japanese who say "player" are making an English error.
They dont use "play" in Japanese.
Budo is not practiced as a game in Japan.
Competitive budo is a sport, not a game.
I know Im late to the comments, but women in Hakama are so beautiful
Very focused if you watch closely the eyes of the girl in the middle her eyes dont look anywhere else but the target but the girl to the left of her is looking everywhere.
the second from the right that girl took my heart😁
the girl at the 2nd last position looks really concentrated .. that's the beautiful part of the kyudo ^^
Great video,nice girls. awesome picture,a girl golding a bow,either an amazon or a samurai woman :)) . Speaking of technical questions, what draw is it used? Is is a pinch draw? it's not mongol draw,although the arrow is on the outside of the bow. ( hope the question is clear,srry )
Hi. I wonder how i can get in contact with a member or a teacher of this group, to learn more.
Thanks for the info JenKatZen, really appreciate it ;)
I wonder the draw-force of these kind of bows, and if they're able to kill an animal with it...
What is her name? the girl in the middle
+Rommel Mamedoff The number 1 question lol lol
Maybe General student
Uehara ai
Her name is Random Japanese Girl Recorded Without Her Consent
I just finished reading 'Zen in the Art of Archery' and now I find this art really interesting.
I let you notice that all that clapping in the clip is totally silly. The perfect bow player doesn't mind pride at all.
those japanese bows are no longer made for shooting targets, just to show the artistic and elegance of archery :p
Why exactly do they place their hands on their hips after they fire an arrow and pick one up?
It's the posture called Yudaoshi
Ben Emberley Thanks.
what is the name of this arquera? it has a Web or personal blog?
引分けから会がすばらしい。
what did u do?
@gammagoochee
@gammagoochee
I only saw beauty.
But I was puzzled by the edit and I saw that this was real and that for some reason the movement which I presumed was part of a complete cycle of preparation,stance, holding the bow, the movement of the hands, and the release, and finally the return of the hands to the hip as the starting position.
And so I asked why.
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN, BEAUTIFUL WARRIORS.
Budo is not a game so in English we don't say "players".
Try "practitioners" or even "students"
"Excellent practitioners/students of kyudo"
What dan are these students??
@TheJapanChannelDcom
Use it if you want to...
But it is not correct English :-D
Excellent!
Sorry if I came across a bit snippy - didn't initially intend to but as most comments are so inane...
The clips are of and for those learning kyudo, hence the edit. That was the gist of it.
Yes, it is beautiful to watch if it is done well.
Apologies for taring you with that particular brush and please keep enjoying kyudo - better still - try it!
notice the alignment of the arrow and the lips of the girl in the middle
At one time I thought s too. But especially Judoka will call themselves Judo players. Probably comes from the the Japanese people speaking English but it has caught on. I use it to.
And I differ - much of budo is practiced as a game, especially in Japan. Hence some are in the olympic games.
この学生射手は小笠原流門人なのですか？
Beautiful women and art
@TheJapanChannelDcom A sport is a type of game. All sports are games. Not all games are sports. Sport games are not better or "higher" than non-sport games.
.....fenomenalno........
@gammagoochee
I was disappointed in your answer and now see that the reason for the edit is in fact a projection of the same thing to which you object. As you say this particular video and personage receives a large number of hits, and the argument that you present do indeed seem to reasonably support your theory of why this is so.
projection?
what are you trying to say?
nobuoseo1973 has a hundred-odd clips up to view.
The two showing Harumi Senbyou are the ONLY ones that attract hundreds of thousands of views - not to mention the comments....
Most others are under 10k.
Stands to reason that what is being watched and commented on here is NOT kyudo.
Doesn't it?
Senbyou had a hit rate of over 90% this is more than "eye candy"
i concur.
Girl in the middle at 0:30 is sooooo focused.
we should have archery as highschool sports in europe but not kyudo because that belongs to japan imo
beautiful girls indeed :)
Shirou brought me here
Those girls are badass
Do you even know what badass means?
@gammagoochee
projection
なんでこんな顔面の偏差値が高いんですか
2人目の方、平手友梨奈に似てる…似てない？
@@yogibo9082 めっちゃてち
@@晦 よな
@gammagoochee
By ending you achieve the same thing as the lustful minds and comments, in that all is not presented and (I can only say for myself) felt and saw that "it" was missed or unfinished and I felt disappointed and wondered.
So I asked why.
I only saw beauty.
the girl in-front and in-back are both distracted, you can see their eyes wandering around, this has an effect on performance.
The last girl is cute..
those women are really pretty.
いくつかの流派から成り立ってることは知ってるよ。
そこでだ、ちょっと調べてみると
「現在でも小笠原流、日置流、本多流、大和流など様々な流派が存在し活動しているものの、大多数の弓道家は流派には所属せず、全日本弓道連盟の定めた射法（#射法八節）を学んでいる。流派の人々も全日本弓道連盟に所属し審査を受けている場合もあり、多くの流派組織は連盟と対立してはいない。
流派の系統は今日的な用語で「礼射系」・「武射系」と分類されている。礼射系は儀礼・儀式的な要素が加味されつつ発展した射の系統をいうが、事実上小笠原流系統をさす。」
となっていて、自分もこのような感じで教えてもらったのだがね。
君が自分の言うことが絶対だと言うのならそれで構わんよ。
don't oggle too hard guys, i'm almost positive they're all high school girls..off limits!
この弓道の型は小笠原流ですね。
欧米の人で理解できない人がいるようですが、弓道は型を含め精神の集中や鍛錬をする
道を追求するものですからアーチェリーなどのようなスポーツやゲームとは異なるものです。
弓道を理解できずに効率云々言ってる人は単純にボウガンやライフルを撃ってればいいでしょう。
Too much focusing and too slow for me...
それじゃもう一節ね
「現在では全日本弓道連盟が中心になり、各流派の特徴を取り入れるなど現代社会のスポーツ性を考慮した射法が主流となって、全国的に射法が平均化され地域差が少なくなっている現状がある。ただし、全日本弓道連盟の「統一見解による射法」は非常に曖昧なもので、指導者によって技術論に差異が認められるなど、全日本剣道連盟による「日本剣道形」のようないわゆる「統一の形」は存在せず、全日本弓道連盟が公式に定めているのは「射法八節（後述）」「礼法」「間合い」のみとなっている。同じ射距離で同じ弓・矢・カケを用いているにも関わらず、全く正反対の技術であっても通用している」
となっていて、君の言うことは正しくもあり、そうでもないということにもなるね。
つまり最初に言ったように専門家でもない自分と君がここでぐだぐだ言いあっても結論づけられるものではないということです。
lol i dont see many young men doing this but i dont see many young girls doing kendo either lol
baddass chicks FTW
＠theYawatashi
それは射法名でしょう。
そういった射法の源流となってる流派は小笠原流だと記憶してるのだがね。
まあ自分も専門家ではないのでこれ以上君と言いあう気はないけどね。
yes, they r sexy, ooo what were we taking about
LOL What an wapanese
Gái nhật ae ơi:))
lol at all the bullshit pageantry
Too much focusing and too slow for me...