Man oh man some people give us so much tasty food for thought, that post wasn't all over the shop at all, you made sense of some things that are not spoken clearly of enough.
I'm trying to learn, step by step, what you guys are talking about in the charts, but just a fun tit but that I can offer, kumo means cloud or spider, ( probably a few other things as some characters mean many things via different readings for example the ni in nihon is the sun but can also be read hi, or day, or nichi which again is day ), in Japanese so a kumo cloud is either an extra soft pillow or a very scary hat for a giant! lol
I've no idea what is ichimoku is but moku is part of the word for target or objective and of course ichi is one, so who knows eh? Those single minded kendo addicts may have a single objective in those charts.
So much to catch up on a pleasant Sunday arvy thanks to our good posters so cheers all
