Welcome, dear young wanderers, to the spectacular state of Michigan, a land of mystery, magic, and yes, the mystical art of Kobudo! Michigan, or as our hero, Captain Mitten (named for the state's mitten-like shape), likes to call it, 'The Land of Lakes', is a place brimming with enchanting forests, shimmering lakes, and bustling cities. Captain Mitten, a walrus with a fancy top hat and a sparkling monocle, serves as our guide through this wondrous state. Don't be fooled by his tusks and flippers, Captain Mitten is quite the Kobudo expert. What is Kobudo, you ask? Well, Kobudo is an ancient martial art, filled with twirling sticks, swinging nunchaku, and spinning bo staffs. In Michigan, there are a bunch of kids, just like you, who practice this art. They're known as the 'Kobudo Kids,' and they're some of Captain Mitten's bravest, most dedicated pals. These Kobudo Kids, hailing from all over Michigan - from the bustling Motor City to the peaceful Upper Peninsula - are a sight to behold. With a flick of their wrists and a swift twirl, they transform into spinning ninjas, their hands a blur of motion. And oh, the laughter! Despite the hard work, these kids know how to make training fun. Captain Mitten often chuckles so hard, his monocle pops right off his face! Each day, under the watchful eye of Captain Mitten, the Kobudo Kids train, their faces filled with determination and delight. Their laughter echoes across the Michigan lakes, their spirit as vast as the state they call home. So, if you ever find yourself in Captain Mitten's Land of Lakes, keep your eyes peeled for these Michigan warriors, the Kobudo Kids!