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Martial Art

Martial Arts demonstration on the Main Stage 16:00-18:00

 

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Aikido “the way of unifying with energy” or “the way of harmonious spirit”; the primary goal being to overcome oneself instead of cultivating violence or aggressiveness.

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Tsurugi Bashi Kendo Kai
Kendo (the way of the sword) is a way to discipline the human character through the principles of the katana. Rooted in the samurai swordsmanship of feudal Japan, modern kendo uses bamboo swords and protective amour to allow full-contact free sparring.

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Ninjutsu is an ancient warrior tradition encompassing a wide range of unique combat skills effective for modern society including self protection, weapons, strategy and much more.

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Iaido is the art of quick, smooth and controlled drawing of the sword. The art seeks to make the practitioner a more positive person, and the ultimate aim is to never have to draw the sword but live in peace.
 

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