KENDO

This martial art is closely linked to the samurai philosophy. Its origins are diffuse; Some ancient Japanese stories say that the Kendo sword is born from divinity, to such an extent that it is one of the three sacred symbols of Japan. To practice Kendo, replicas of wooden katanas, bamboo swords and, in some demonstrations, also real katanas are used, which is why it is known as Japanese fencing.



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