Estonian Masters of Sport Chanbara

Sports Chanbara, called by it's nickname "Spochan" - this Japanese term describes a battle with sticks which the young Japanese used to play. The Samurai fencing master, Kaicho Tetsundo Tanabe, transformed it into a new safe sport which can still be great fun and a way to transfer us back into the times of the Japanese Samurai or the European Knights.

Sergey Bobrov

• The Licensed Trainer of the Estonian Olympic Committee (EOC) IV category on Aikido and IV category on Sport Chanbara.

• Member of the Qualifying Commission of Trainers EOC on Aikido and on Sport Chanbara.

• The main representative of the World Center Real Aikido (WCRA) and International Sport Chanbara Association (ISCA) in Estonia.

• The President of Tallinn sport club Draakon.

• The Technical Director of the Estonian Center Real Aikido (ECRA).

• The President and main trainer of the Estonian Sport Chanbara Union (ESCU).

• The Judge of the International Category on Sport Chanbara.

• The Master Sports Chanbara, a Black Belt 6th Dan.

• The Master Real Aikido, a Black Belt 4th Dan.

Roman Vandtke

• The Licensed Trainer of the Estonian Olympic Committee (EOC) II category on Sport Chanbara.

• Member of Examination Board of Trainers EOC on Sport Chanbara.

• The Judge of the International Category on Sport Chanbara.

• The Master Sport Chanbara, a Black Belt 1st Dan.

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Europe / Estonia

Lat: 59° 27' 58.82" N
Long: 24° 50' 11.2" E

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Taken with a Canon 5D MarkII digital SLR, Sigma Fisheye 8mm. Mounted on a Manfrotto 304SPH. Stitched with Panorama Tools.