Odoguma Kyudo Melbourne

黄銅熊弓道メルボルン

Based in Melbourne, we are Odoguma Kyudo!

We are a not-for-profit incorporated association practising and supporting Kyudo, the martial art of traditional Japanese archery, in Victoria. Odoguma Kyudo Melbourne ('OKM') was officially established in February 2022 and affiliated to Australia's state and national associations, Victorian Kyudo Association and Australian Kyudo Association, but have been training casually since mid-2020 in the height of the COVID-19 pandemic whenever restrictions allowed for it. We are based at Bundha Sports Centre in Fitzroy North.

As a club founded in passion, we hope to represent both the Japanese and Australian culture with respect and aim to bring the art of Kyudo to the public. We are a friendly dojo and welcome anyone looking to start their Kyudo journey. For more about us and about Kyudo, head to:

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FAQ

For training times, how to join, what you can expect from Kyudo, and many more frequently asked queries, head over to our FAQ page!

Feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.

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Recent Updates

2025 Annual Report

Dear members, This year marks our club’s third year, and it’s been really heartening to reflect on how much we’ve grown together. Member attendance has remained strong and has continued to increase over the past year. Weekly training sessions regularly attract 30+ participants, with consistent engagement across all levels. I’ve been especially pleased to see the effort and commitment shown by members at every stage of their kyudo journey. The club has also demonstrated fantas

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Odoguma Kyudo

Dec 27, 20251 min read

2024 President's Report

It is with great pride and gratitude that I present the 2024 President’s Report for OKM. This year has been another dynamic and fulfilling chapter in our club's journey, filled with growth, achievement, and meaningful connections. Whether through competitions, seminars, or fostering international friendships, OKM continues to grow as a strong common interest group dedicated to our Kyudo. I continue to laugh at everyone’s amazing sense of humour, and to cry tears of joy at eve

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