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Rules of the Bowden Taikai

2009 - Reading, 6th June
1stKobudokan
2ndHizen D
3rdUCL A, Mumeishi A
KantoshoSatoshi Miyamura (Mens), G.Mattsson (Ladies)
2008
1st
2nd
3rd
Kantosho
2007
1st
2nd
3rd
Kantosho
2006 - 3rd & 4th - Kashi No Ki Ollerton
1stMumeishi A
2ndKagamashin A
3rdKodokan, UCL A
KantoshoNicholas Treen, Y Tosaka, Max Davies, Catherine Goetze, Kim Holt
2005 - 4th June
1st
2nd
3rd
Kantosho
2004 - Kagami Shin Kendo Kai
12th / 13th June 2004, Fenton Manor Sports Centre, City Road, Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire
1stNagamitsu A
2ndNorthumbria University
3rdMumeishi A, ?
KantoshoTakahiro Shinozaki
A full report can be found in BKA Newsonline December 2004.",
2003 - May 31st - Stoke
1stMumeishi A
2ndMumeishi B
3rdUniversity of Gloucester
Kantosho,Kaori Miki [University of Gloucester]
2002
1stUGC
2ndImperial College A
3rdTaiseidokai A and Mumeishi A
KantoshoYuge Miyuki (UGC)
As this was the first Bowden Cup since Sir Frank's death, the comptition is hereafter retitled the Sir Frank Bowden Memorial Cup competition
1998 - June 6th, (30th Taikai) Shudokan Dojo, Cheltenham
FinalHizen ""A"" beat Oxford ""A"
Semi FinalOxford "A" beat Taiseidokai "A"
Hizen "A" beat Nagamitsu "A"
Quarter-finalsTaiseidokai "A" beat Doshinkenyukai
Oxford "A" beat Shudokan
Hizen "A" beat Hagakure
Nagamitsu "A" beat Taiseidokai "B"
KantoshoRoss MacFarlane of Taiseidokai
The Dojo Honours Plate, for representatives from each of the teams eliminated in the opening rounds:
First Semi-final, Tison of Oxford beat Wells of Reading.
Second Semi final, Kawamura of Kagamishin beat Sayer of Kenyukan.
FINAL: KAWAMURA beat TISON",
Full report in BKA News Online Issue 18
1997 - June 6th, (29th Taikai) Shudokan Dojo, Cheltenham
1stHagakure dojo
2nd
3rd
Kantosho
1996 - June 6th, (28th Taikai) Shudokan Dojo, Cheltenham
1st
2nd
3rd
Kantosho
(NB An individual competition was introduced in 1996 as part of Shudokan's 25th anniversary celebrations),