2026 IAD Kyudo: The Art of Japanese Archery

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Kyudo, Japanese archery, means the "way of the bow" and is one of the three disciplines of Japanese samurai. Kyudo is based on standing Zen meditation as a means of cultivating self-awareness. Beginners will receive instruction in the basic form of kyudo. Training will take place on the first day (Saturday, 1/17), followed by first shot on the second day (Sunday, 1/18) supervised by instructors of Byakko Kyudo. This workshop is a two-day workshop and people are required to come on Saturday to be trained in order to shoot on Sunday. Open to MIT only. 

Advance sign-up required by January 14  | Limited space | $20 fee for instruction and snacks

MIT Japan Program ask people to secure their seats by paying $20 fee for instruction and snacks by brining the fee to MIT-Japan Program. Please contact MIT Japan by email: mit-japan@mit.edu

Saturday, Jan 17, 1-5pm in the Zesiger MAC court

Sunday, Jan 18, 9:30am-3:30pm in the Rockwell Cage North court (archery range) in Zesiger Sports & Fitness Center

Please sign up closed. Thank you for your interest but we have filled the spots to capacity.

Cosponsored by Byakko Kyudo