Budovideos.com - Kendo by Takano DVD

Filmed in Japan at the dojo of Takano (8th dan), this video covers the basics of the most popular martial art in Japan. This video was filmed both indoors and outdoors. The DVD covers:

Putting on the uniform and protective armor
Explanation of scoring
Kendo kata
Matches in the dojo

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Format:	DVD-R NTSCDVD-R discs can be played on most DVD players and computers worldwide. Note that customers having older model DVD players or older DVD drives on their computers that are not compatible with the DVD-R format may not be able to view these DVDs. If you have questions or doubts, check your manufacturer's instruction manual.
Languages:	English
Length:	60 min.
Other info:	All region DVDRegion Codes are software locks installed on the DVD disc to prevent people from taking advantage of the differential release schedules of movies. Therefore some DVDs manufactured in Japan for example, will not play in DVD players sold in the United states and vice versa. Japan and England fall into what is known as Region 2 and the United States falls into Region 1. If the DVD is marked as "Region 0" or "Region Free", it will play on any player.
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Author: Erick Moreno Garcia
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Very informative, about the kendo practiced in japan during the last century. I specially noticed the huge kote gauntlets used during the demonstrations, neat gear. I wonder where can I get one of those.

Author: Jason White
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This is an old Panther Productions video. It has some good spparring, once the anouncer stops talking. It's obvious from the start that the anouncer has no idea what kendo is. Watch it on mute & it's a really good video.