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Learning cross-culturally with sword
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Learning cross-culturally with sword
The University of Oregon houses various clubs, including some involving culturally traditional martial arts, such as kendo. 剣道, ken-do, means “way of the sword” in direct translation in Japanese. It is a sport that involves a bamboo-made sword called shi-nai. In a match, players face each other and try to hit a certain spot with the right form and spirit within three minutes, or until they make a good hit and call it ippon, like “KO” in boxing.…
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