Daichi #4
Day 2,692, 12:32
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by Tumoshimo
So... sit, relax, enjoy.
And welcome on Daichi #4.
Okay, let's start, we have maidens but who wanna be there master?
Woooow... wait a minut!
Hm... maybe this was a little bit overdrive, soo...
This is gymnastic Maneki-neko in Oharai-machi street. Cats are considered to be a symbol of good luck in japan! xD
Now let's continue...
Ups! No! Wait...
Eeeee... let's see some girls in kimono. Yeah, that will be good idea.
Kyudo (弓道 kyūdō?, way of the bow) is the modern Japanese martial art (gendai budō) of archery; kyudo practitioners may be known as Kyudojin, kyūdōjin (弓道人?), experts in Kyudo are referred to as kyūdōka. Kyudo is based on kyūjutsu (art of archery), which originated with the samurai class of feudal Japan.
Little bit of history.
Kabuki is Japanese theatre.
Lady warrior at Jidai Festival, Kyoto, Japan
Guys, this is battle plan.
And some Japanese words...
I hope you have all enjoyed, this is all for today.
So see ya again next weekend and catch new Daichi!
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Good article as always😁
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The first kyudo girl is beautiful in that kimono.
we want more v+s
so shogun was the real leader...
No, Emperor was real leader. Shogun was like a General in modern time who just ignored Emperors orders that he didn't like it, just to preserve warrior-like culture.
This is 2sec time that i write reply, because 1st one was detected like some attack on server. Man! Don't do that!Dx
I will try to better explain in next Daichi. 😉
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The one in the kimono