From July 18 to 20, the International Kyudo B Seminar took place in Frankfurt with 61 participants (holders of ranks from Mudan to 3rd Dan in the Kyudo grading system) from Germany, Switzerland, Au
On the last Saturday in March, the “Rheingoldtaikai” was held by the Erkrath-based club dedicated to Japanese archery.What makes this team competition unique is that each team must hit targets of d
Modeled after the Japanese “Kagami Biraki” ceremony, the Neandertal Kyudo Club’s New Year’s archery event took place last Saturday in the gymnasium at the high school in Alt-Erkrath.
On Saturday, June 30, 2018, from 1:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., the Kyudoverein Neandertal e.V. will hold its next beginner’s course immediately following the regular practice session.
Amid midsummer temperatures that felt almost tropical, Japan Day took place for the 17th time in the state capital under the theme: “Japanese Tradition—Art and Culture.”
We would like to thank everyone for 2017 and wish all Kyudoka and friends a great start to 2018.
The new year is dedicated to the Dog in the Earth element.
While Friday had been gray and damp, Saturday once again brought the perfect weather for Japan Day.
With pleasant temperatures around 20° and a mix of clouds and sunshine,
On Saturday, April 29, 2017, the Neandertal Kyudo Club once again hosted its friendly tournament at the gymnasium of the Gymnasium am Neandertal in Alt-Erkrath.
On March 25 and 26, Uta Scholten earned the DOSB C-level coaching license for Kyudo at the German Kyudo Federation’s certification seminar held at the Landessportschule Hessen in Frankfurt.
