This documentary delves into the meticulous craftsmanship and cultural significance behind Japanese bamboo arrows (takeya), an essential element in traditional Japanese Kyudo. From the careful selection of bamboo to the skilled hands of artisans shaping each arrow, the film showcases the ancient skills passed down from generation to generation. Viewers will gain insight into the bamboo arrow's historical roots in samurai warfare and how it evolved into a symbol of precision and mental focus in modern Kyudo. Interwoven with interviews with master craftsmen, Kyudo practitioners, and historians, the film reveals the deep connection between nature, craftsmanship, and Japan's martial arts traditions, showing that the bamboo arrow is more than just a practical tool, but an enduring cultural heritage that symbolizes the Japanese spirit.