Experience Kyudo (Japanese archery) in Kyoto with a guided tour of a historic temple. Visit the main hall and treasure hall, home to nationally significant Buddhist statues, before stepping into the practice. Learn under a Kyoshi (master-level) 6th-dan instructor with over 50 years of teaching experience, supported by English and Chinese guidance. Designed for beginners, this experience focuses on movement, awareness, and the process itself. No special attire is required—simply come as you are and enjoy a relaxed introduction to traditional Kyudo.
To ensure a safe and smooth experience, Mr. Yamaguchi and our staff may gently adjust participants’ posture by touching their arms, legs, or shoulders during instruction. Please inform participants in advance.
All accessories such as earrings, piercings, and watches must be removed.
For beginners, the bowstring may strike glasses and cause damage, so contact lenses are recommended if possible. If not, we will guide you carefully, but please understand there is some risk involved.
Take a Kyoto City Bus to Kamishichiken and walk a short distance to the temple.
If taking a taxi, simply tell the driver “Senbon Shakado” (Daihoonji Temple).
We will be waiting for you at the temple entrance ticket counter.
Take a Kyoto City Bus to Kamishichiken and walk a short distance to the temple.
If taking a taxi, simply tell the driver “Senbon Shakado” (Daihoonji Temple).
We will be waiting for you at the temple entrance ticket counter.
