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I guess it depends on your definition of 'fancy'...
if you mean 'flashy' as in loud colours etc. Both Yoneya and Kiwada have coloured do-dai... and Shodai has some pretty funky bogu too... Also, Eiga has one of my favourite Do mune designs in his possesion... However, if you mean fancy as in expensive, then there is plenty of that... To be honest overtly 'flashy' isn't really fashionable at the moment... Though it isn't unheard of... last week I saw probably the worst looking bogu I have ever seen in my life, and it was in use by a 6th dan! I guess, in my opinion, 'fancy' has a different meaning at the minute, people tend to prefer small, less noticible details to be 'fancy' and/or stand out from the crowd. |
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I am assuming by 'fancy' you mean flashy. The reason most higher ranked kendoka don't use real flashy kendogu is that they prefer to let their kendo do the talking. Most of them have high quality kendogu, just not flashy (although there are certainly some higher ranked kendoka that do have somewhat flashy kendogu such as brightly colored do, white kendogu, etc). I have always just assumed that it is due to being humble as opposed to being in your face about rank and skill.
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How come the high level kendokas of "the all japan" don't use fancy bogus ? |
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Browse around here.... thank you!!! I only don't see the sense behind having a pretty do cause it just gets hit all the time but why not... And you'll never have problems with finding out witch do's yours or where your mate is fighting in the moment when he's got a do like this on a tournament ![]() |
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The fact that Mr Taniguchi is wearing a two sizes too big men and holding the shinai like he is strangling a chicken, gives a fairly good steer on who wears fancy bogu. Why do you think the men is two sizes too big? The men tare looks OK, though the men does look a little deep front-to-back wise.... As for the grip, static pictures don't tell a whole lot, as he could be in a transition of some sort. |
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Well speaking of "fancy"...Warning! You may want to wash your eyes with soap afterwards:
If you dont buy this hakama, al-Qaida will win. https://www.ninjagym.com/martialarts.../1/_/1_6_2.jpg |
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The fact that Mr Taniguchi is wearing a two sizes too big men and holding the shinai like he is strangling a chicken, gives a fairly good steer on who wears fancy bogu. Let's get some facts straight: 1. In that photo he is in a transition after being motodachi for kirikaeshi. 2. I have photos of the back of his head on this day and the men is not too big. 3. In my experience he usually wears quite plain bogu. 4. He's a rather good kyoshi nanadan. 5. You are an idiot. Ok, carry on. |
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