Plus simplified rules and regulation

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Mr. T. O. Holt Sensei Mumeishi Kendo Club International

London Melbourne - Tel-Aviv

Thanking Kendo World For first publishing and their layout 2006 Update 2010/2011. Update Jan 2013.

The First Steps TO Becoming A Referee

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Points you have to be aware of as a referee

YUKO-­DATOTSU (VALID POINT)

Below you will see the parts of the kendo armour indicated by arrows where valid strikes and thrusts are made. Also the correct area where the shinai (datotsu-­bu) should make contact.

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What are the criteria to look for that constitute a valid point

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Sogo-­ni-­rei was Otagai-­ni-­rei.

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Rules and Regulations  

Kendo Tournament and Referee Rules and Regulations (Simplified)

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Part I: Match Chapter 1. General Rules (Shiai )

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Chapter 2. Match (Shiai)

Section 1. Matters concerning the Match (Shiai)

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Chapter 3. Prohibited Acts Section 1. Matters relative to Prohibited Acts

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Section 2. Penalties

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Part 2: Referees (Shinpan) Chapter 1. General Rules

Referees Group

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Matters concerning Conference (Gogi) or Protest (Igi)

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Chapter 3.

Announcements and Flag Signals

Chapter 4. Supplement

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Recorder/Timekeeper/Court Manager

Kendo Armour (Kendo-­gu ) & Striking places (Datotsu-­bui )