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NAMI: Japanese Martial Arts Festival 2016

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Traditional Culture
Japanese Martial Art Festival was an unique opportunity for a meeting of the Polish and European adepts of Japanese martial arts: kendo, iaido, aikido and kyudo with their Japanese sensei and a meeting between the martial arts disciplines with each other. The two days open to the audience included: kendo competition (Nami Kendo Taikai), kyudo tournament (The First Tournament of the Polish Kyudo League), kyudo demonstration by Japanese masters, iaido training, and aikido demonstration. Additional events were held parallel: Japanese calligraphy show and Japanese chess tournament. 10 of the Japanese sensei and about 200 of Japanese martial arts adepts have met during these days spreading Japanese culture among Wroclaw citizens and developing features, such as courtesy, self-control and modesty.
Written by Julian Gorski
Date:
24-25 Sep. 2016
Venue:
Sports Hall of the 9th High School (Wroclaw, Poland)
Japanese participant:
Related Programs:
Date | Program | Lecturer | Venue |
22-25 Sep. 2016 | Kyudo Seminar | Hisayuki Toba, Kin’ich Sawada, and Polish kyudo teachers | Training Hall at Sobotka |
23-24 Sep. 2016 | Kendo Seminar | Hironobu Yamashiro, Japanese and Polish kendo teachers | MCS Wroclaw Training Hall |
24-28 Sep. 2016 | Iaido Seminar | Norio Furuichi | 9th High School, Wroclaw Physical University Training Hall |
22-23 Sep. 2016 | Aikido Seminar | Etusji Horii | Wroclaw Physical University Training Hall |
24-25 Sep. 2016 | 3rd Wroclaw Shogi Open Championships | Wojciech Jedynak (Shogi instructor, Polish-Japanese Friendship Foundation NAMI) | 9th High School |

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