I've decided that the first thing I'll spend money on next month is getting my nice kote repalmed (left only). These kote took a severe beating last summer when I only had two pairs. They just wouldn't dry on time! I had them
Kihon session with Tsuchiya Sensei
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Tsuchiya Sensei visited Michinoko dojo last night along with a Candian man Mr Stephen Nagy. This was also the first time to practice in Japan for my guest Mr David Pruitt. Tsuchiya Sensei was kind enough to do a basic kihon lesson for
Written by John Doherty
Tsuka (and Tsukagawa)
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In Ireland I usually preferred a medium to thick "tsuka", shinai handle. The first 2 shinai I bought here in Japan last year were from Eiko-budogu (one of which is still going, barely..) they have a pretty standard sized grip, I used them for around
Written by John Doherty
Miyako Kendo-gu Tokuren Keikogi - one year on!
/ 10:51:00 AM
Well, I just realised that ive had this keikogi for just more than one year! So I decided to give it a RE-Review! I bought this keikogi during the tail end of summer last year and used it up to mid December (I
Written by John Doherty
I'd like comments and feedback if anyone has any ideas!! A long while ago Mr Hide Iba came to Dublin for visit. This was my first opportunity to practice with a Nito player having only once before encountered it (London cup 2009 I
Written by John Doherty
About the Author
Hi, my name is John. I started Kendo in my home country of Ireland in 2008 and later moved to Japan where I practiced Kendo intensively for four years. I lived, worked and practiced in New York City for a while before returning home. I now live in Dublin working as an engineer and practicing kendo a Dublin Kendo Kobukai.
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