How To Fold your Hakama, Wash it, and More (Kendo tips for beginners)

Kendo training can take a toll in our uniform, so learning how to wash and take care of our Kendo uniform it's key if we don't want to through away money buying new equipment all the time. In kendo the uniform and the way we look is very important so I want to show you how I fold my hakama after every kendo practice, and do some other things to do to take care of it, like washing it and dying it so you can always do your kendo practice with a nice smelling and good looking kendo uniform.
I hope you find this useful.
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[@olivierleguen8688]

Very useful. Gracias!

[@Kendotips]

Thank's for watching. Let me know what else you would like to see!

[@ninjastorm]

What company do you order your hakama through?

[@Kendotips]

If I’m not mistaken the one in the video is from Shogun kendogu

[@yomamah5973]

I have to be honest it was very frustrating to follow the steps because it kept cutting away I think its very important to maintain a single perspective when explaining instructions like this (especially during the himo folding section)

[@Kendotips]

Thank you for your feedback. I did this a few years back and to be honest the space where I recorded didn’t help and I didn’t know too much how to record property and things would go out of frame or you couldn’t see because of light etc. I’ve gotten much better though and I’ve been thinking on doing a remake of some of my videos for clarity. In the mean time I could answer any questions you may have. Thank you again