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**scewDeasp** · 03-12-2010, 12:08 PM

Well, I'm in no position to comment on the quality of the writing about Kendo. Having studied other sword arts, it seems realistic to me, but....

I like the story. It's a fairly typical Japanese story, about a group of individuals coming together to be stronger as a team, and the trials and tribulations each of them face. As it happens, I like that kind of story. And it's also what could be described as "slice of life," which, again, is a genre I rather like. So it was right up my alley. Kaoru-san, you're in the US, so pull up Hulu and check out the first episode.

03-12-2010, 12:08 PM	#7
scewDeasp Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	Well, I'm in no position to comment on the quality of the writing about Kendo. Having studied other sword arts, it seems realistic to me, but.... I like the story. It's a fairly typical Japanese story, about a group of individuals coming together to be stronger as a team, and the trials and tribulations each of them face. As it happens, I like that kind of story. And it's also what could be described as "slice of life," which, again, is a genre I rather like. So it was right up my alley. Kaoru-san, you're in the US, so pull up Hulu and check out the first episode.
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