I came across this site that has some nice pics. Unfortunatly the captions are in german.
http://www.page-five.de/TENSHU/photo.htm
I came across this site that has some nice pics. Unfortunatly the captions are in german.
http://www.page-five.de/TENSHU/photo.htm
"See what cost a victory. The blood of our enemies is still the blood of men.
True glory lays in sparring it."
Louis XV to the Dauphin after the battle of Fontenoy(11 mai 1745).
Use Bablefish at http://babelfish.altavista.com/ to translate from German. I have used this to translate the Jukendo page. It's not perfect, but it's a start.
Best,
Raymond Sosnowski
Raymond Sosnowski
"Setsunintoh, Katsuninken, Shinmyohken."
Hehe - the site translates Kyudo as Way of the Elbow.
Love it
Scott
Scott old buddy,
If I remember the instuction we got at the Kyudo club in London, the Elbow position is very important in Japanese Archery, or was I dreaming again?
Patrick
Patrick Breheny
A closed mouth gathers no foot
When your enemy is commited to making a mistake... we must not interupt him too soon (Horatio N)
Hi, thank you for your comments about our homepage.
BTW - the german word "Bogen" means "bow" and is also a short form of the german word "Ellenbogen" (elbow). I hope this is helpful...
Ulf Lehmann
Hi Ulf,Originally posted by Ulf Lehmann
Hi, thank you for your comments about our homepage.
BTW - the german word "Bogen" means "bow" and is also a short form of the german word "Ellenbogen" (elbow). I hope this is helpful...
Ulf Lehmann
Nice site - the pictures are fantastic. Do you have any plans for an English version? (that translator doesn't do much of a job!)
Best wishes,
Scott
Hi Scott - I believe there will be no english version of our homepage in the next time.
The photo-page is only one part of a bigger project ( www.tenshukaku.de ). Too many texts for a complete translation (and my english is not so great...). Some times before, we start with an english version for the index and the articles-page, but I know - it´s not enought for an english native-speaker. Sorry!
Ulf