🏹 18th Kyudo Seminar & 15th Lithuanian Open Kyudo Championships
📅 September 18–20, 2026
📍 LSC Sports Complex “Druskininkai”
M. K. Čiurlionio St. 115A, Druskininkai, Lithuania
The Lithuanian Kyudo Federation warmly invites Kyudo practitioners to join us for a special weekend of practice, competition, friendship, and international exchange.
This event aims to strengthen the bonds of friendship between Kyudo practitioners and celebrate 35 years of Japan–Lithuania Diplomatic Relations.
🎯 Sensei
Feliks F. Hoff (Kyoshi, 6th Dan)
Connie Brandl-Hoff (Renshi, 5th Dan)
📅 Programme
🏹 Kyudo Seminar
Friday, September 18 & Saturday, September 19
🏆 15th Lithuanian Open Kyudo Championships
Sunday, September 20
The competition follows the rules of the ANKF/IKYF.
🏆 Competition Categories
Individual Taikai
Team Taikai (teams of 3 archers)
Scoring: Tekichusei (accuracy-based)
Tie-breaking:
1st place – Izume (hit/miss)
Other places – Enkin (closest to the centre)
🥇 Awards
Individual Taikai:
1st, 2nd and 3rd places
The highest-ranked Lithuanian archer will be awarded the Lithuanian Champion Title.
Team Taikai:
1st, 2nd and 3rd places
Style Prize: Best overall performance (TBC)
🎯 Team Taikai
Preliminary Round:
36 arrows per team
(3 archers × 4 arrows × 3 rounds)
Final Round:
Top 8 or 4 teams
12 arrows per team
(3 archers × 4 arrows × 1 round)
Elimination format
Tie-breaking: Ippon Kyōsha
(3 archers × 1 arrow × 1 round)
Individual archers may be grouped into teams if necessary.
🎯 Individual Taikai
The Team Taikai Preliminary Round will also serve as the Individual Taikai, with 12 arrows per archer.
Individual archers without a team will shoot 4 arrows × 3 rounds during the Team Taikai Preliminary Round.
Upd: Registration is closed.
