『剣道の起源は日本にあります。剣道の起源が韓国にあるとする 韓国剣道Kumdoの主張は出鱈目であって、まったくの間違いです。』 『You might think that Kendo was originated from Korea. That is definitely wrong. Japan has the root of Kendo and Kumdo. Kendo is called "Kumdo" in Korean pronunciation, but Kumdo is all the same thing as Kendo. 』 ■関連サイト■ http://www.geocities.co.jp/Athlete-Acropolis/6963/ http://members.tripod.co.jp/koreawatcher/ ■過去ログなど■ >>2 参照方
旧レスから、NYの大学コムド部のようだ。 http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Clubs/Kumdo/ Kumdo = Kendo (They are same thing!!!!!) Some of few narrow-minded Kum/Kendoists from both Korea and Japan state that Kumdo or Kendo originated from their own country while criticizing each other. However true Kumdo/Kendoists do not try to make conversation out of those. They only try to perfect their way to Ken/Kumdo itself. The only proper way to speak about it is through the sword, not through the mouth. こういうこと逝ってるくせに、(問題を誤魔化してる) The purpose of practicing Kumdoは花郎コムド館の掲げるの同じだ。 剣道の理念をねじ曲げてやがるし、用語も韓国語だ。許せん!!!!!
>>100 嘘、泥棒を止めろと言ってるだけなのに、泥棒が大人の姿勢 を示したつもりでいるのがムカツク。泥棒のくせに、この財産は我々 共通のものですなんて良く言えたものだ。through the sword, not through the mouth. 沈黙は美なりか。日本人はこういうのにだまされやすいね。沈黙させるは 美なりだな。問題の所在をあやふやにしたいと。 >>101 >ただ、去年の世界剣道大会でコムドの形を演じさせたようだ。 >これは、コムドを認めたのと同じだな。少なくとも韓国はそう認識するはず。 マジ?真っ暗。阿呆なやつ等がトップなんだな。いい事したつもりなんだろうが 向こうは認めさせた!と思うだけ。剣道連盟の会長は刑事罰に処すべきだよ。 藤村と同じく日本の恥。
>>121 世界に3種類ではなく、捏造朴李する奴を入れて4種類の人がいるのが正解。 korean snacks are so unique in their own special way! it's number #1 !!hehe especially sae woo kang, once you start eating them, you just cant stop! there are three kinds of people in this world. 1. people who makes things happen. 2. people who watches it happen. 3. people who asks "what happend?" ここの記述か、ふふふ。 >well, this is funny but if you go to Japan, you will realize those >korean snacks are just copies of Japanese ones. How do you know they didn't copy us?
ふん、定番の思考形態。 http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Loge/9574/kendo.txt Difference between Kendo and Kumdo Kumdo: is a Korean art of Kendo. (省略) I have find that Kendo and Olympic style taekwondo is very similar in terms of sparring. Both emphasize on attacks and counters. Rather than defense. Chinese martial arts emphasize mostly on defense. I think it's because Both Kendo and Taekwondo have warrior spirits. And in other hands, Chinese are more philosophical.The "best" weapon players in Asia.//Chinese: The best of spear player//Corean: The best of bow & arrows //Japanese: The best of sword player These Chinese, Corean, and Japanese are consider brothers. ★So, China would be first child, Corea seccond and Japan at last.
これもだ。日本文化を教えるべきでなかった。 http://www.concentric.net/~sdseong/kmar.vid.kd.htm Yet Korean kumdo is undeniably similar, some might argue identical, to Japanese kendo. The footwork, hand movements, protective gear, real and practice weapons, sparring rules, etc. lend credence to their claims.At least one part of kumdo, however, differs significantly from the way the Japanese practice the art. It is the "bon-guk kum-bup," or indigenous sword form. It consists of a series of movements that cannot be observed in the Japanese art; the Koreans claim this proves the form comes from the ancient sword ways of their ancestors.
テッキョンの記述が残っている資料は二つとされていますね。 T'aek'kyon was called ★t'akkyon★ in ★"Chaemulbo"★, The Book of Treasures that was published during Chongjo's reign in the Choson dynasty. In "★Chosonosajon★", The Dictionary of the Korean Language, it was called ★t'ae'kkyon ★and thereafter it was called by similar names, which were later unified as T'aek'kyon.
下2つのサイトからだと才物譜は風俗習慣の百科事典の一種とあり、著者はYi Song-gi。 http://www.martialartsresource.com/korean/spirit.html In what was a kind of encyclopedia of Korean customer and practices written during the reign of King Chongjo (1777-1800) entitled Chaemulbo http://members.tripod.com/~sabecker/capener.htm The first reference to t'aekkyon comes from a book called the Chaemulbo written by Yi Song-gi during the reign of King Chongjo (1776-1800)
このサイトの記述は上にあるのとは微妙に内容が違うなあ。要比較検証か。 http://www.unc.edu/student/orgs/tkd/essay/tkdtextbook.html According to Haedong Chukki: "there was a hand-trick called Supyokch'iki and foot-trick was called T'aekkyon respectively." In Chaemulbo, "supak" was recorded as Pyon and Kakryok was referred to as Mu which is similar to present day Taekkyon. Muetobo-t'ongji as presented above is a sort of anthology in which a variety of unarmed combat skills quoted from that of China rather than from Korean sources. Presentation of the books is not very systematic either. Since the compilation took place in the latter part of Yi Dynasty, the book lacks its classical value. Nevertheless the book lists the unarmed combat skills as military art.
http://www.kendo.or.jp/english-page/brief-history-of-kendo.htm 分かり易くて好感がもてる。テキストベースなのもいい。カナダのサイトと似てるか。 During the fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries somewhere around six hundred separate types and styles of swordsmanship were created. 武芸24般【十 八 技】【馬 上 六 技】しか記録がないだろがよ。 本国剣と朝鮮勢法。。。それだけ? http://www.kendo.or.jp/english-page/What-is-IKF.htm IKF is a non-political and friendly organization and its purpose is to propagate and develop Kendo (including Iaido and Jodo) internationally and to foster the mutual trust and friendship among the affiliates. そう言うことだ。Kumdoをひろめるためにあるのではない。
>336 >大著をものすぐらいの意気込みで Brief History of Kendoの表画面は簡素なあれでいい。カナダのみたいに いきなり小難しい話をしないから。ただ、LINKを活用して内容に厚みを もたせてくれるとなおいい。日本人には十分でも初めての人でもあそこに行 けば、大抵のことがわかるというくらにしてくれたらね、もっといい。 欲張りすぎか?
”DOBBOB-GUMDO Headquarter Gym teaches the traditional or authentic Korean sword martial arts, drawing on traditions that go back for over 5,000 years and the authoritative Japanese sword martial arts, IAI-BATTODO that Grand Master Nakamura Taizaburo with an 10th degree black belt leads in Japan. Grand Master Lee Young-sik has spent 20 years exchanging and combining Korean sword martial arts and Japanese Busido/Samurai swordmanship.
http://www.kendo.or.jp/english-page/brief-history-of-kendo.htm Japanese swords were originally not the curved swords we see today but were flat straight swords of a very primitive construction used for thrusts and simple strikes.・・・・The Japanese swords seen today appeared around the year 940, are single-edged, and have a slight curve. Until these two-handed swords were created, ・・・・・Around the year 1600, the type of battles changed to foot soldiers wearing light armor and techniques using a sword held with both hands appeared. This change dates back to the middle of the Heian period (around the year 940) when sophisticated techniques especially designed for the new Japanese sword, now made with a curve and a more complexly constructed blade, began to appear and were tested on the battlefield during a number of civil wars. This was the period when the techniques of Japanese swordsmanship as we know it today began to emerge.・・・・・
韓国人と真っ向勝負するのはちょっと望めそうもないけど、今はこれでも1歩前進と言える。 originally not the curved swords we see today but were flat straight swords of a very primitive construction used for thrusts and simple strikes.・・・armor wielding their swords in their right hands. 大陸式とそこから発展した日本式の差異を説明している。これは韓国式の刀剣と違うと言ってるのと同じ事にもなる。
This theory of technique, combined with formed bushido (the philosophy of how a Samurai should live and act).武士道、侍にも言及している。 bamboo practice swords were created around 1710 developed by Japanese armors and Japanese sword masters. Around 1740, これでコムドをスポーツ化したのではなく、積み重なった歴史の上にあるという事になる。竹刀は日本刀(前記で日本オリジナル)を模したものと説明 している。
about kois Its goal then as it is now was to help the outside world better understand Korea and its people and culture as well as major government policies. 。。。。政府ぐるみでウソ逝ってる動かぬ証拠ね。今更だけど。 http://www.kois.go.kr/menu/addition/aboutkois.htm
The 2,000-year-old sport was introduced at the 1988 Seoul Games as an exhibition event and again in Barcelona in 1992, helping boost the number of practitioners to an estimated 50 million in about 160 countries.
Judo Japanese judo, the refined and advanced development of old Korean martial arts forms, was reintroduced to Korea in 1907 and has attracted the wide participation of Korean athletes and sports-minded men and women. Judo facilities have been established in every part of the country. A judo college was also established in Yong-in near Seoul and many high schools and colleges have adopted judo as an official school sport. Korean judoists have turned in outstanding performances at Olympic competitions and at other events.
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They took one silver and two bronze medals in the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games; two golds, two silvers, and one bronze in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics; two golds, one silver and three bronzes in the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, and one gold, one silver and two bronze medals in the 1992 Barcelona. Korea swept the judo matches in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics by winning two gold, four silver and two bronze medals. The two champions were Chon Ki-yong in the men's 86kg, and Cho Min-son in the women's 66kg category.
大馬鹿者めが、喝ッ! http://www.vikingsword.com/ethforum/messages/718.html Where did Japanes "Samurai" come from? I,m sure that the Samurai is from Korea. Korea had ★"Samurang" before than Japan. Then Japan copied most things from that. But I can not find any refrences that said the truth. So I want to see the truth from most of place,which is many web sites or refrences.
もうひとつ、喝ッ! http://www.martialartsgala2000.com/profiles/chr_bar.htm Master Chris Barr is the first non-Korean master........ Special attention is paid to both mental and physical development with special care to develop the cultural understanding of what it is to be ★Samurang.
うぇ〜、もう勘弁してくれ。 http://www.orebro.moodowon.com/moodowon/Kumdo.html Hans elever som tranades i denna konst kallades Samuranger. En intressant iaktagelse i sammanhanget ar att en grupp av Sunins ★Samuranger begav sig till Japan och blev sasmaningom forfader till Samuraierna. Samurangerna anammade ett antal ideal som skulle ge dem vagledning i livet. Dessa var grundade i: lojalitet, vordnad for aldre, artighet, rattvisa, trohet, intelligens, dygd och fysisk traning.
「がいしゅつ」だが、 サムランがサムライに影響を与えた。語呂合わせの冗談はやめれ。 http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/operatic/739/hdghistory.htm The ★Samurang are possibly one influence on the social foundation of the Japanese Samurai as it is said that they adopted a code which included loyalty, filial piety, courtesy, justice, faithfulness, intelligence, virtue and physical fitness. It is known that settlers from what is now Korea played a very significant role in the shaping of early "Japanese" culture.
武士道を英語で説明しているサイト。いつか役立つかも。 http://www.home.ch/~spaw3382/bushido.htm The origins of the precepts of Bushido are difficult to pinpoint precisely. They are not written down as tables of rules and regulations, but are ideals and principles passed down over a period of centuries from one generation of Bushi families to the next. That is to say, one doesn't study Bushido merely as an intellectual excercise, one lives it.(以下、省略)
Galvan's CyberDojo http://www.rain.org/~galvan/kndohome.html にメールしたけど,お節介だったかな...。 Hello. This is just for your information, because I found the word KUMDO in your International Kendo Directory list. Korean people never write KENDO, but they write Kumdo, or Kum Do. They say that Kumdo has a long history of its own. However, that is not true. The truth is that Kumdo is just a parody of Kendo. With words and terms changed a-la-Korea, it is not authentic Kendo.
Re: JAP? ヤフID: jshin62729 日時:12/30 I still do not know what your point is. I agreethat the art of swordsmanship was perfected by theJapanese and that in Japan it is called Kendo. In Koreaand in the US there are Kendo ...
Re: JAP? 作成者: jshin62729 , チョフェス: 25 (M/Novi, Michigan, USA) 00/12/30 午前8時29分 メッセージ: 45 / 49 I still do not know what your point is. I agree that the art of swordsmanship was perfected by the Japanese and that in Japan it is called Kendo. In Korea and in the US there are Kendo dojos where the students wear the Japanese DOUFUKU. Can you tell me what you are trying to tell us? Personally, I am agreeing that Kendo (Kumdo)is Japanese, nothing else. That is all. I have lived in Japan and I happen to like Japan. I still go to Japan from the US quite a bit. I just would like to know what the point of this BB is....
TO: THE WAY OF THE SWORD 作成者: jshin62729 , チョフェス: 45 (M/Novi, Michigan, USA) 00/12/30 午前4時58分 メッセージ: 41 / 49 OMAE IMA NANIO ITTE IRU? KENDO KA KUMDO KA KANKEI NAIJAN! SOREWA HATSUON NO CHIGAI DAKE DAYO! CHOTTO BAKA NA KOTO IWANAIDE NIHON NO YAHOO NI MODORE!! OMAE MITAI NA NIHONJIN WA HAJIMETE DA! イーグルは 32ええ対した答弁です。(掲示であり: kanada80 )
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