Alexander Kanevsky in the Japanese theatre

The world renowned artist Alexander Kanevsky in March of 2005 has visited Japan to collect relics, stains, tinctures, cognizances, arts and artifacts for producing the famous already at present “Battle of China and Japan of 1605”, first unveiled to the audience in 2007 in Kanevsky Art Galleries of New Haven

Kanevsky’s passion forthwith the Chinese art of Kung Fu is breeding with Japanese Samurai sword, spirit and custom whereto their insuperable legend is bound.

The artist visited Samurai’s village near Kyoto and acquainted along his journey modern remnants of Samurais who related to him the flame of their ancestors living legacy wherewithal from Japanese translated Samurai’s scripts and excerpts from the ancient book of Zen.

In Kyoto Alexander visited school of Shiatsu where has made the demonstration of his own healing prowess utilizing elements of this Japanese art whereto was introduced in his early years in medicine.

Several world courtiers are now in counsel who should acquire the unmatchable “Battle of China and Japan of 1605 “ to resurrect striking history and culture.

Yet Alexander strongly holds that Japan by virtue of her birthdom to great Samurais deserves the equal right and lawful ceremony in hosting the masterpiece