[Yamanashi, Mt. Fuji/Lake Kawaguchi] Armored Kyudo Experience: Experience the Japanese martial art of Kyudo while wearing armor at Lake Kawaguchi, at the foot of Mt. Fuji! Transportation support available (Lake Kawaguchi, Oshino, Lake Yamanaka)

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• This plan allows you to try out Kyudo while wearing armor. You can take commemorative photos in armor, and you can also try Kyudo again after removing the armor. Kyudo is a martial art that symbolizes Japan's spiritual culture. Our staff will provide careful support so that even beginners can participate with confidence. We also provide transportation support (Kawaguchiko, Fujiyoshida, Oshino, Yamanakako). Please feel free to contact us.
• Experience the real Samurai style of Kyudo while wearing armor!
• Try out the traditional Japanese martial art of Kyudo while wearing armor, something you can only experience at Lake Kawaguchi! This is the armor used in the Hollywood movie "The Last Samurai." Why not try Kyudo while wearing the only armor in the world? Ready your bow and aim at the target...it's like a scene from a movie. Beginners welcome! It's also great for taking photos, making it the perfect memento of your trip. This set of armor is from the workshop that also produced the Japanese helmet worn by Major League Baseball player Shohei Ohtani.
• Time to clear your mind.
• Kyudo is more than just shooting an arrow. Regulating your breathing, correcting your posture, and calming your mind - this series of movements will bring you inner calm and concentration. At the foot of Mt. Fuji, try out Kyudo, a traditional Japanese martial art that you can only experience at Lake Kawaguchiko, and experience a special moment of connection with your soul!
• In addition to the Kyudo experience, we also offer a variety of other Japanese cultural experiences!
• In addition to the Kyudo experience, you can also experience many other traditional Japanese cultures in one place, such as kimono wearing, tea ceremony, calligraphy, hand-dyed yuzen, and rickshaw riding!