Japanese archery at a shrine
Ky?d? (Japanese: ??) is the Japanese martial art of archery. Ky?d? is based on ky?jutsu ("art of archery"), which originated with the samurai class of feudal Japan.In 1919, the name of ky?jutsu was officially changed to ky?d?, and following the example of other martial arts that have been systematizing for educational purposes, ky?d? also reorganized and integrated various forms of shooting that had been used up until then.High level experts in ky?d? may be referred to as ky?d?ka (???). The experience we have arranged is located next to Kenrokuen Garden. Due to its potential hazards, participants must be aged 16 or older. Three instructors will guide one participant, starting with the fundamentals of knowledge and posture.
Learning etiquette and the proper posture and movements for archery.
Participating in an actual archery competition.
Celebrity tour guide
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visit with special Lecturer 2hrs
The Nara National Museum, With the cooperation of temples, shrines, and other cultural properties owners, conserves and studies cultural properties, including artworks and archeological artifacts related to Buddhist art. We also hold exhibitions to encourage the understanding of the quality of and fascination with Buddhist art cultivated through deep faith in Buddhism, as well as the profound culture and historical background of Buddhist art.
