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Conversation: Japan's Imperial Guard holds Kyudo archery open practice with students NHK

A: Hey there! Guess what I just heard?
B: What's up? What's the news?

A: The Imperial Guard had an open practice for high school students on Kyudo archery!
B: Really? That sounds interesting. Did they learn something new?

A: Yes, they got to see how it helps with their duties and concentration skills. Plus, there was a chance to learn about classical Japanese poetry and calligraphy.
B: Wow, that's awesome! I can imagine it would be pretty cool to be part of something like that. Did any students express interest?

A: Indeed! A girl who participated said she only knew them as an organization before but now feels closer to them and their work environment seems perfect for her as she wants to keep practicing Kyudo.
B: That's great! It sounds like a fantastic opportunity. Did Nemoto Yuriko, the officer, have anything to say about it?

A: She mentioned that they benefit from practicing Kyudo since it helps them stay calm, and she's looking forward to having more people join who will be proud to be part of Japan's history.
B: Awesome! It sounds like a great recruitment strategy for the Imperial Guard. Let's hope more young job seekers find this appealing!
Summary
Imperial Guard held an open Kyudo archery practice for high school students. Participants learned about concentration skills, classical Japanese poetry, and calligraphy. One student expressed interest in further practicing Kyudo, feeling closer to the organization and viewing their work
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ID: 828fb1ca-fd68-4e9b-9a71-de9cc455e4bf

Category ID: conversation_summary

URL: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20251011_11/#conversation

Date: Oct. 11, 2025

Notes: 2025-10-11

Created: 2025/10/12 00:10

Updated: 2025/12/08 00:40

Last Read: 2025/10/12 11:42