The ceremony of offering arrows is a ritual to pray to the gods for the safety of the archers before the competition begins.
The ceremony is completed by three people, with the shooter being a person of prestige, while the other two are responsible for handing and retrieving the arrows.
The ceremony is focused on etiquette, with each movement following a strict process.
In the venue, the hand drawing the string is the focus of everyone's attention.
His gaze is sharp, his spirit calm.
The hearts of the crowd tremble along with the slight shake of his kake.
The stance of concentrated string drawing draws everyone's curiosity and aesthetic appreciation.
This is the charm of a Kyudo competition.
Great three, meeting, departure.
Under the bright sound of the string, a white feather arrow flies out with a thud, hitting the bullseye in everyone's hearts.
Then,
