Kendo: the Definitive Guide
Sports Non-Fiction Reference Personal Development Self-Improvement Martial Arts
For martial arts enthusiasts and practitioners, "Kendo: the Definitive Guide" by Hiroshi Ozawa is a treasured find. This 1997 hardcover first edition, published by Kodansha America, Inc., is a comprehensive reference book that provides an in-depth exploration of the art of kendo. With 244 pages of detailed information, accompanied by illustrations by Tamiko Yamaguchi, this book is an essential resource for those seeking to improve their skills and understanding of this ancient martial art.
The book's durability is ensured by its hardcover format, complete with a dust jacket that protects the contents from wear and tear. Although the dust jacket exhibits a water mark on the underside, the pages within remain clean, tidy, and free of any handwriting, dog ears, or stuck pages. This vintage publication is a rare find, especially in such good condition, making it a valuable addition to any martial arts library or collection.
As a definitive guide, this book covers a wide range of topics related to kendo, from its history and philosophy to techniques and strategies. It is an invaluable resource for young adults and adults alike, whether they are beginners or experienced practitioners. For those interested in personal and professional development, self-improvement, and self-management, "Kendo: the Definitive Guide" offers a unique perspective on the benefits of martial arts training.
Overall, this 1990s publication is a rare gem that is sure to delight kendo enthusiasts and collectors of martial arts literature. Its condition, although not perfect, is still acceptable, and its rarity makes it a valuable find for those seeking a comprehensive guide to this ancient martial art.
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