History of Kyudo and Iaido In Early Japan

About the Book

The comic books that came out in the 1920s to get Americans to read more comprised of many action- and super heroes, such as Batman Superman, and Wonder Woman. Since 1968 Bruce Lee playing Kato and the Green Hornet, in 1973 the movie, Enter the Dragon will introduce Asian martial arts to the USA and the world. This book will show the superhuman feats of the Japanese archers psychologically and physically, and the records they achieved, in my opinion. These unsung people would be heroes today if more readers knew of these records that the Japanese have in their history. The impact of the mental and physical is so extreme that this information hopefully will garner THE WOW FACTOR!

About the Author

Jesse Newman is the most compelling kind of author. He is curious. And he loves the subject of history and how events compile for cause and effect. His talent is in conveying his enthusiasm for his subject matter to readers and listeners. Newman studies and researches history extensively to discover answers to questions he discerns from various sources of information. With disciplines in history and cultural anthropology from University of Kansas, he has been a guest lecturer on questions of history, political science and economics for the American Popular Cultural Society, University of Kansas and numerous community colleges around the country. His previous books are: Local Sports Hero: the Untold Story of Wesley B. Walker and Can There Be Lasting Peace in the Middle East? The Hated Outsiders How Manifest Destiny Affected the Japanese and the Jews.