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**Karpattaisp** · 04-29-2006, 11:27 AM

okay what your failing to realize is that it would work. one all you need to do is tweak the idea of a kendo community and make it into a more zen community with other interests where you have a shrine with dojos and masters of all different styles (Thai chi, yoga kendo and all the other forms of martial arts) and have a very peaceful environment.

I dont think it will fly at all. by limiting the scope of the community, the value of the houses will likely depreciate, since it wont be an easy sell to those outside of small number of dedicated martial arts practioners...

it would make more sense to build a dedicatd martial arts facility which can house numerous number of practices at once, with respected senseis.... and I can't see how you'd do that outside of a big city...

now only if someone can get bill gates to donate 2 billion dollars to build my dream dojo.

HAHAHAHAHA

04-29-2006, 11:27 AM	#19
Karpattaisp Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 367 Senior Member	okay what your failing to realize is that it would work. one all you need to do is tweak the idea of a kendo community and make it into a more zen community with other interests where you have a shrine with dojos and masters of all different styles (Thai chi, yoga kendo and all the other forms of martial arts) and have a very peaceful environment. I dont think it will fly at all. by limiting the scope of the community, the value of the houses will likely depreciate, since it wont be an easy sell to those outside of small number of dedicated martial arts practioners... it would make more sense to build a dedicatd martial arts facility which can house numerous number of practices at once, with respected senseis.... and I can't see how you'd do that outside of a big city... now only if someone can get bill gates to donate 2 billion dollars to build my dream dojo. HAHAHAHAHA
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