Programme
Leader |
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Kihon
(basics) A |
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- Showing the
basic cutting targets and how to do it by suburi (striking into space).
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- Contents: Kamae,
Men (x6), Kote (x6), Do (6x), Kote-Men (6x), Kote-Do (6x)
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- Performers:
Amigo Huang, Emily Ho, Katie Lin,
James Lin,
Amy Lin, Daniel Huang,
Juliana Yun,
Andy Lee
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Kihon
(basics) B |
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- Showing the
basic striking with bogu
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- Contents: Kiri-kaeshi,
Men, Kote, Do, Kote-Men, Kote-Do, Kote-Men-Mend, Kote-Men-Do.
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- Performers:
John Lee,
Patrick Yao,
Lance Groves,
Ya-Yi Huang,
Luo Wei.
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Kata
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- Showing the
theoretical part of Kendo striking
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- Kata: style
form, set pattern of movement which concretely expresses the idea states
of the mind, techniques, and the body which are
acquired through practice. Nippon Kendo Kata is an example.
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- Performers:
Kenji Sakimoto,
Jeffrey Ke, Mark Kuggeleijn
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Gi-Keiko |
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- form of keiko in which two partner, free of any consideration
of age or rank, attack and defend at their best ability.
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- Performers:
John Lee, Yasunori Matsuura,
Sam Tsai
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Support
People |
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- Thanks to the
support people behind the scenes: Mr.&Ms. Huang, Tailin Chou, Mr.
Yun, Ian Buck, Fred Sun, Simon Buck, Yukako Sakimoto, David Hung, Yunfeng
Charng,
and Marleen Charng.
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Acknowledgment |
- Waikato Kendo Club would
like to thank Philp Yeung (Ethnic Communities Coordinator
at Hamilton City Council) for this demonstration opportunity and the donation received
from Te
Runanga O Kirikiriroa.
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