Kyudo.com , maintained by Dan and Jackie De Prospero, acts as a central hub for many other important links to dojos and kyudo-related resources.

The Bugei Trading Company , An excellent source for many kinds of Japanese traditional weaponry.

Angels Gate Art Community Home of the Los Angeles Kyudo Kai's Ikkyu Dojo

Japanese American Cultural & Community Center

The Kyudo Project Links to most kyudo websites in the world

Washington Kyudo Kai They have some great links on this site, ie a Japanese Kyudo Term Dictionary, and some animated kyudo too

Kanzeonji Buddhist Temple Zen Archery classes offered

Bakersfield Budo Kenkyukai Kyudo Class in Bakersfield California

Japanese Language College This is a Japanese Language College in Japan that accepts foreign students.  I only know them from emails, but it may be a good option for someone wanting to go to Japan and study.  Check it out.

zen archery blog This is a blog by Rick Beal, Founder of The Nanka Kyudo Kai

Muyoshingetsu-ryu San Francisico Muyoshingetsu-ryu kyudojo of N. California

Zenko International

The Kyudo Alliance Kyudo Alliance

AKR American Kyudo Renmei AKR American Kyudo Renmei

The Nevada Kyudo Kai Nevada Kyudo Kai
Led by Don Wudarski 4th Dan

Website for Don Symanski and his yumi This is the one of the few bow makers outside of Japan. Pretty good bows at really good prices.

Japanese Community and Events This site lists many of the events scheduled in the Japanese Community

Official site of the "Scuola delle quattro Foglie" Official site of the "Scuola delle quattro Foglie"


North Valley Aikikai North Valley Kyudo Dojo.
with the North Valley Aikikai
Kyudo on Thursday Nights

Beal Enterprises

Pasadena Japanese Cultural Institute
Nanka Kyudo Kai Main Dojo

The Assistant Software Company
Website Site Host and interactive portion of web design.

Angels Gate Cultural Center
Locaton of Ikkyu Kyudojo
Los Angeles Kyudo Kai Main Dojo

Kotohira Jinsha Honolulu Hawaii
Takizawa Guji, and everyone at Kotohira Jinsha, has helped us include more Shinto Tradition in our practice

zen archery blog
This is a blog by Rick Beal, founder of The Nanka Kyudo Kai