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The Way of the Bow, Japanese archery practiced with a focus on form, accuracy, and mindfulness.

A traditional Japanese bow, asymmetrical with a longer bottom and a shorter top.

The arrow used in Kyudo, often made of bamboo.

A straw target used in Kyudo practice for close-range shooting.

A place where Kyudo is practiced; essentially a practice hall.

The eight phases of shooting in Kyudo, which include the steps from stance to release.

The foot placement or stance used in Kyudo.

Correct posture in Kyudo, focusing on straightness and balance.

Preparing the bow in Kyudo, which involves readying the posture and grip before shooting.

Raising the bow in preparation for the draw in Kyudo.

The drawing of the bow in Kyudo, dividing the bow equally with both arms.

The full draw position in Kyudo, with a focus on proper form and alignment.

Releasing the arrow in Kyudo, where the bowstring is let go smoothly without disturbing aim.

A state of continued readiness and sustained posture after releasing the arrow in Kyudo.

Morality or righteousness, one of the virtues of Kyudo in seeking the correct way of doing things.

Benevolence or humaneness, a virtue in Kyudo that emphasizes kindness and compassion.

Etiquette or respect, an essential element of Kyudo practice fostering mutual respect.