You may be alluding to a term by the name "Laido" that has been slightly misspelled. "Iaido," a traditional Japanese martial art that emphasizes drawing and slashing with a katana (a Japanese sword), is the accurate term. Aido places an emphasis on fluidity, control, and accuracy in sword movements. Professionals commonly engage in solitary forms (kata) during which they replicate combat situations by deftly removing the sword from its scabbard (saya), performing precise and controlled cuts, and subsequently resheathing the sword. Aside from mastering the physical techniques, the purpose of iaido is to develop mental concentration, self-control, and awareness. Iaido is frequently engaged in for the purposes of personal growth, physical well-being, and fostering a sense of pilgrimage to Japanese cultural legacy. Kendo, on the other hand, is a form of martial arts characterized by the use of bamboo blades in combat while donning protective armor.