Steve Kinley (left) and John Scott, both of Christchurch, practise iaido, an ancient Japanese martial art of swordsmanship. The pair and another Christchurch man, Brendan King, will travel to Japan in October for five weeks. Their visit will include demonstrations at iaido festivals in Tokyo and Sapporo.
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47Steve Kinley (left) and John Scott, both of Christchurch, practise iaido, an ancient Japanese martial art of swordsmanship. The pair and another Christchurch man, Brendan King, will travel to Japan in October for five weeks. Their visit will include demonstrations at iaido festivals in Tokyo and Sapporo. Press, 7 September 1989, Page 4
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