Judo, kendo, aikido, karate, iaido and the other Japanese arts.
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An online learning system providing systematic education in Kyokushin Karate, Takushin Budo, and Budo philosophy through written explanations, photographs, illustrations, and instructional videos for beginners through.
Information about Ki-Aikido classes and instruction at the Oregon Ki Society headquarters dojo in Tigard, Oregon, offering programs for adults and children certified by Ki Society Headquarters in Japan.
Collection of articles and interviews about aikido, focusing on leadership, philosophy, and the development of the martial art through conversations with notable practitioners and teachers.
Ryuji Shirakawa on Modern Aikido: Movement, Mindset, and Evolution
Hands-on naginata instruction in Kamakura with a national champion, including traditional hakama clothing, beach practice, and photo sessions at cultural sites.
Watch live sumo matches, enjoy traditional sumo meals, or observe morning practice up close.
Information about Tokushin-kan Dojo in Tokyo, which teaches Shinshin Toitsu Aikido, a Japanese martial art based on mind-body coordination and the principle of Ki. Welcomes beginners and experienced practitioners.
Information about the reasons to practice Aikido, including self-defence, health, fitness and mental benefits. Suitable for beginners considering whether to start training in this Japanese martial art.
Article exploring the spiritual and religious foundations of Japanese martial arts including judo, kendo, and karate, and their role in moral education and character formation.
Guide to dojo etiquette for visitors attending Japanese martial arts classes, covering bowing, dress code, behavior, and respectful conduct in the training space.
The official website of the All Nippon Kyudo Federation provides information about kyudo, Japanese archery as a traditional discipline for sport and spiritual training.
Eastern Ki Federation teaches Ki-Aikido, a Japanese martial art emphasizing harmony, mind-body coordination, and personal development through practice at dojos across the Eastern United States.
A glossary of Japanese terminology used in aikido, organized alphabetically with translations and explanations of common terms for beginners learning the martial art.
The United States Aikido Federation promotes aikido training and connects independent dojos across the country. It serves practitioners of all levels interested in learning and advancing their aikido skills.
News post about a Ki-Aikido instructor appearing on NHK WORLD-JAPAN's Medical Frontiers program, featuring information on broadcast times and how to watch the segment about aikido and healthy living.
Directory of Ki Aikido dojos and training centers in Germany affiliated with the Ki Society, including locations in Stuttgart, Rhein-Main, and other cities.
The University of Chicago Shin Shin Tōitsu Aikidō Club offers training in Ki-Aikidō and Ki Development based on the teachings of Kōichi Tōhei, with classes open to all university members and their spouses.
An interview column featuring aikido master Asai Katsuaki, discussing his training philosophy, technical approach, and development as an aikidoka, suitable for students interested in aikido history and practice.
The California Aikido Association provides information about aikido training, dojos, and events for practitioners of this Japanese martial art.
Blog and training resource for Ki Aikido covering curriculum, seminars, examinations, and compiled aikido materials.
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