Kyudo Training & Dojo Management App
Your definitive digital companion for Kyudo training, dojo management, scoring, and community networking on iOS and Android.
Kyudo Global
Kyudo Global is a Japanese kyudo (archery) practice app that automatically identifies the eight stages of shooting form (hassetsu), records your training and hit rate, helps you find dojos worldwide, and connects you with fellow kyudo practitioners across countries. It supports many languages.
Your Digital Kyudo Companion. Master Japanese archery with advanced analytics, dojo management, and a worldwide community.
Global Training Stats
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弓道部のためのアプリ、できました。
— WayneMVRS (@WayneMVRS) April 29, 2026
撮影で骨格と射型を解析。 矢数・的中・部活の出席まで、すべて記録。完全無料、広告なし。
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Exclusive Shooting-Form Analysis Technology
Observe skeletal stability and torso symmetry in real time
Triple Cross (Sanju-Jumonji) Analysis
Go beyond the limits of a traditional mirror — high-precision motion recognition pinpoints the horizontal lines of your hips, shoulders, and elbows to keep your posture stable and symmetrical.
Hassetsu (Eight Stages) Recording
Beyond real-time augmented-reality tracking, you can import videos from your photo library for frame-by-frame data analysis of every kai (full draw) and hanare (release).
Comprehensive Tools
Everything you need to advance your Kyudo journey
Training Record
Log daily shots, weather, and personal notes to reflect on practice.
Dojo Management
Streamline attendance, fees, and event scheduling.
Community
Connect with practitioners globally, share insights.
Equipment Tracker
Monitor Yumi, Ya, and Kake condition and maintenance.
Dojo Map
Discover certified dojos and events near you or while traveling.
Exam Tracker
Prepare for Dan examinations with progress tracking.
Japanese Learning
Master Kyudo terminology with flashcards and audio.
Official News
Stay updated with ANKF news, Shinsa info, and global Kyudo events.
Kyugu Shops
Analyze your form and the smallest details, either live or by importing a clip.
Latest articles
Kyudo Sharei Explained: Etiquette from Entering to Exiting the Shooting Hall
Kyudo Sharei Explained: Etiquette from Entering to Exiting the Shooting Hall — When you first enter a Kyudojo, the bow, arrows, and target are usually the first things you notice.
Kyudo Global Form & Skeleton Analysis — See How You Actually Shoot
Record your shooting on your phone, and Kyudo Global overlays skeleton lines on the screen, marking out your form angles.
Legendary Archery Masters: Fourteen Iconic Figures in Japanese Kyudo History
Legendary Archery Masters: Fourteen Iconic Figures in Japanese Kyudo History — From Minamoto no Yoshiie and Minamoto no Tametomo in the Heian period.
Yabusame in 2026: Autumn dates for Kamakura, Nikko and Meiji Jingu
This guide lists only Yabusame and offering dates that can be checked on official annual-event pages.
What is Hassetsu (Eight Stages of Shooting)?
What is Hassetsu (Eight Stages of Shooting)? — The All Nippon Kyudo Federation’s official “About shooting” page explains the eight stages as one connected basic shooting process.
Kyudo Knowledge Base
Explore the history of Kyudo, equipment maintenance guides, and FAQs. Read our rich collection of articles.
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