Description
Discover a unique piece of martial arts history with the April 1967 issue of Black Belt Magazine, Volume 5, Number 4. This particular edition focuses on Kyudo, the traditional Japanese art of Zen archery, which emphasizes mindfulness and precision. Whether you're a collector of vintage magazines, an enthusiast of martial arts, or simply curious about the philosophies behind Zen practices, this magazine is an excellent addition to your library.
This copy is in good condition, featuring minor wear on the cover and pages—a testament to its age and authenticity. It comes with a protective plastic covering that ensures its longevity and makes it easy to display or store. The absence of a label indicates that it was likely purchased from a newsstand, adding to its charm as a collectible item.
- Rich Historical Context: This magazine offers insights into the world of martial arts during the 1960s, showcasing the evolution of practices like Kyudo.
- Valuable Educational Resource: Learn the principles of Zen archery, enhancing both your physical and mental approach to martial arts.
With this issue, you will explore various techniques of Kyudo, accompanied by stunning imagery and engaging articles from that era. The magazine is not just a read; it’s an experience that transports you back to a time when martial arts were gaining popularity in the West.
Take note that some marks are visible on the magazine. For further details, please refer to the accompanying images.
Don't miss out on owning this fascinating piece of martial arts history. The Black Belt Magazine April 1967 edition not only offers a glimpse into the past but also enriches your understanding of the discipline.