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    Call for Submissions

    Kendo World is looking for submissions for issue 6.4, which is due to be published in June 2013 and will be available as either as a Kindle eBook or a hardcopy via P.O.D. (print on demand).

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    First, my editorial takes a look at the recent WKC held in Novara, Italy. our tri-annual foray onto kendo’s world stage is becoming less predictable in terms of results, and which of the traditional kendo values will be tested by fire. The various incidents experienced at the recent WKC have us all questioning purported and personal kendo values. This has to be a good thing.

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    Nakanno-sensei explains the intricacies of identifying your opponent’s mental preparedness and lapses. A vital skill for reaching the higher ranks of kendo. “If you do not take kyojitsu into consideration, the technique ...
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