Thank You Alice :-)

Thank you Alice from China for a wonderful year of Kendo training and sharing sessions together. Hope to see you and train together again in the future :-)

Group photo together with Alice

Alice with Lim Sempai

Group photo with Lim Han, Chan & Sim

Group photo together with members who had been training together for a wonderful year.

Sim, Alice & Chan, UBD Kendo Club Seniors

Alice last visit to MD Kendo Club to train together

Xing Ying & Alice, They have train together for a year.

To Alice, everyone from Kendo Alliance wish you all the best in life & we will meet again :-)

UBD Kendo Club & Kendo Alliance Training, April 2012

Intermediate Kendo-Ka Training

Ladies' Team Training,
well not Mr. Luke there, he just tag along with the training :-)

Beginners Kendo-ka traing Ashi-Sabaki

Group Photo of Kendo Alliance Members in April 2012 Training

Training with Kurasawa Sensei & Nakajima Sensei at Kuala Lumpur, April 2012

 Shiai Session

Shiai Session

Kurasawa Sensei explaining about Kendo Etiquette

Kurasawa Sensei explaining about Chudan No Kamae

Talking about Kendo

Sensei giving advice and Q&A Session

Greeting from David Chan Sensei

Greetings from David Chan Sensei all the way from Japan.

Photo with a Martial Arts store. Buying Kendo stuff. 

Aiya.... Sensei get a Hotel room first lah :-)

It's hard to separate David Chan Sensei with cars. I remember Sensei once told me in Brunei that Kendo & Cars are in his blood :-) 

Welcome New Kendo members of 2012

UBD Kendo Club & Kendo Alliance, Brunei Darussalam welcome new Kendo Members of 2012 (1st Intake).

February 2012 Training

Aiya... some not in here, went home or absent.

Ms. Lisa treat all Kendo members Kaizen Sushi :-) Thank you very much.

Archive Photos of Kendo Alliance, Brunei Darussalam

His Majesty The Sultan of Brunei being brief by Kendo Alliance Treasurer Mr. James Lim about the training.

 His Majesty The Sultan of Brunei being introduce to a Kendo Alliance member, Han Yean.

 His Majesty The Sultan of Brunei taking a closer look at the Shinai (Bamboo Sword)

 Han Yean explaining more about Kendo to His Majesty The Sultan of Brunei.

The photos are taken at SM Lambak Kiri Kendo Club during the visit of His Majesty The Sultan of Brunei in early 2011. Thank you Han Yean Senpai for your time in assisting Kendo there, Mr. Chan & Mr. Sim from UBD Kendo Club for guiding there, and last but not least our Treasurer Mr. James Lim for his passion and commitment of Kendo there in SM Lambak Kiri & for establishing the Kendo Club.

Just another group photo after a training

Thank you Veronica :-)

Kuala Lumpur Kendo Workshop August, 2011

Kendo Q & A

 Below Ji-Keiko

 Below Group Photo with David Chan Sensei

Photo Courtesy of David Chan Sensei

July Kendo Grading, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Grading in progress

Below group photo of Malaysia Kenshis (Far right is David Sensei, follow by Mr. Yap Teck Loy)

 Below David Chan Sensei posing for the camera

 Below David Chan Sensei in action

Photo Courtesy of David Chan Sensei

UBD KENDO CLUB June 2011 Training

Below Han Yean Sempai striking a Men-Uchi

Guest Kendo-Ka from UK University of Edinburgh, Michelle Lim guiding Neena

Below Michelle and Chan practicing their Waza

Below Han Yean Sempai explaining about Yuko-Datotsu

Below Michelle in a Kendo sharing session with the girls

Group photo


Note: Yuko Datotsu is an effective (scoring) cut in Kendo.

Hand over donations to Japan Embassy

On behalf of Kendo Alliance, thank you to all the members, family and friends for you generous and kind donations.

Best regards,
Lim Han.

PART OF UBD KENDO CLUB TRAINING, 2011

Men Uchi Training

Mura being a Moto-Dachi

Ms. Lisa and Neena at Chudan No Kamae

Mr. Chan and Faiq getting ready

All getting ready

Below Neena from Maktab Duli in Chudan No Kamae

XY (Nickname) from Maktab Sains in Chudan No Kamae

Below Mr. Sim Poh Fatt leading the counting in Japanese for Men Uchi Suburi

Below James from ISB in a very serious Zanshin.

Below group photo of UBD KENDO CLUB members with Lim Han Sempai.


Words for Kenshis

For Students: "Kendo can be an Educational pathway from where you are to an University or a Higher Institution, as long as you never give up and always have full concentration and a calm heart to achieved in your school life. Remember we all are a student in life, everyday is new for us to learn."

For UBDian: " Kendo is a culture which you can learn and share at the same time. Being where you all are now proof that you have gone a long way, but it is never the end yet. There is always something to learn as long as your heart is open. Always be patient"

For Every Kenshis: David Chan Sensei once said, Rome is not build in a day, and Itsu Demo Ki Ken Tai Ichi.