Additional
Information: Kendo is the way of the sword, Japanese fencing. About 8 million people world-wide participate, 7 million of
them in Japan. Kendoka wear armour protecting the head, throat, wrists and abdomen; these are the only legal targets. The split-bamboo practice s
Japanese Sword Arts FAQ V2.9 Japanese Sword Arts FAQ V2.9: Provides FAQ and information on Japanese sword arts including its orgins, contrasts with other martial arts, costs involved, and related issues. (Kendo and Iaido) http://www.kendo-sask.com/swordfaq.htm
Iaido FTP site Iaido FTP site: An FTP repository for back issues of the "The Iaido Newsletter", FAQs, and other articles, movies, and information related to iaido and Japanese sword arts. (Kendo and Iaido) ftp://kendo.msu.edu/pub/iaido/
Kendo Kendo: General information including contact information for US AUSKF dojos, list of international organizations affiliated with the International Kendo Federation, glossary, and match regulations. (Kendo and Iaido) http://www.rain.org/~galvan/kndohome.html
International Kendo Federation Rules of Kendo International Kendo Federation Rules of Kendo: Kendo Match Regulations and Refereeing [October 1994]. Published by the Anthony Galvan of the Southern California Kendo Federation. (Kendo and Iaido) http://www.rain.org/~galvan/rules.txt
Tom Bolling's Budo Links Tom Bolling's Budo Links: Information on kendo and related topics. (Kendo and Iaido) http://faculty.washington.edu/kendo/budo.html
Kendo Art of the Samurai Kendo Art of the Samurai: Basic information for starting out in this Japanese martial art. (Kendo and Iaido) http://www.kendo-sask.com/about.html
Mugai-ryu Iai-hyodo Mugai-ryu Iai-hyodo: Information and history on Iaido and Mugai Ryu. (Kendo and Iaido) http://renfield.net/iai/
Kendo/Shiai Glossary Kendo/Shiai Glossary: English translations of the Japanese terms used in Kendo. (Kendo and Iaido) http://www.rain.org/~galvan/glossary.txt
Iaido Iaido: A Finnish page about Iaido with some links (Kendo and Iaido) http://www.funet.fi/~magi/harrasteet/iaido/
Additional
Information: Kendo is the way of the sword, Japanese fencing. About 8 million people world-wide participate, 7 million of
them in Japan. Kendoka wear armour protecting the head, throat, wrists and abdomen; these are the only legal targets. The split-bamboo practice s
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