Fukui City Ichijoudani Asakura Clan Ruins The Japanese Horseback Archery Exhibition
A Yabusame exhibition was held at the open space in front of the Kara-mon Gate of the Ichijoudani Asakura Clan Ruins in Fukui City. The Japanese horseback archery exhibition is introduced via beautiful videos and pictures.
The date and location
June, 2019
Ichijoudani, Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture
The open space in front of the Kara-mon Gate of the Ichijoudani Asakura Clan Ruins
The Kara-mon Gate and the open space in front of the Kara-mon Gate
The track for Yabusame
The open space in front of the Kara-mon Gate of the Ichijoudani Asakura Clan Ruins
The track: 160m
The targets: two targets (the first target, the second target)
The track for Yabusame
A photograph taken from the starting point of the track
An archer warming up for the exhibition
Warming up for the exhibition
The program for the Japanese horseback archery exhibition
he photos below show the entire program for the Japanese horseback archery exhibition
The program for the Japanese horseback archery exhibition
A Video of the Japanese horseback archery rite,'Hon-gi'
The video below shows a Yabusame exhibition held at Ichijoudani Asakura Clan Ruins
This video mainly shows archers shooting at the second target.
A Video of the Japanese horseback archery exhibition at Ichijoudani Asakura Clan Ruins
Photos of the Japanese horseback archery rite, 'Hon-gi'
Soke Minamoto Nagamune, the master of Ogasawara-ryu Yabusame(Ogasawara Yabusame School)
The archer between the first target and the second target
The archer at the second target
Archer Takeshi Kishi
The archer between the first target and the second target
The archer at the second target
Archer Rika Tateno
The archer between the first target and the second target
The archer at the second target
Archer Masayuki Takahashi
The archer at the second target
Archer Akira Ogura
The archer at the second target
Archer Takafumi Chiba
The archer between the first target and the second target
The archer at the second target
Archer Hitomi Nakasima
The archer between the first target and the second target
The archer at the second target
