Pages for learning Japanese about judo, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Introduction to aikido for beginners covering how to join a dojo, class structure, safety, cost, and common Japanese terminology used in training.
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.
St Louis Ki Aikido teaches Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido, a Japanese martial art emphasizing mind-body harmony and nonviolent conflict resolution through graceful self-defense techniques.
Website for an aikido dojo in Imperia, Italy, tracing the history of aikido's introduction to Europe through Sensei Tadashi Abe and offering aikido and qi gong classes.
Aikido Martial Arts in Temecula. Aikido is a practical and powerful way to resolve struggle and conflict peacefully and without violence.
Information about the United States Judo Federation's history, organizational structure, and philosophy of judo as a discipline for personal development and character building.
The official website of the Kodokan Judo Institute offers training courses, seminars and practice sessions in traditional judo for international practitioners and instructors of all levels.
Zen Nihon Jūdō Renmei（All Japan Judo Federation）
Guide to Japanese martial arts traditions including judo, kendo, karate, aikido, and kyudo for foreign residents and learners.
Explains seven ways to say brother in Japanese, covering polite and casual forms, honorifics, and their appropriate contexts. Suitable for learners of all levels.
Archive of articles on classical Japanese samurai arts and martial traditions, organized by discipline and training topic. Covers history, philosophy, and practice for martial arts learners and practitioners.
Information about aikido seminars organized by the British Ki Society, including events to commemorate the teaching of Doshu Yoshigasaki.
Guide to dojo etiquette for visitors attending Japanese martial arts classes, covering bowing, dress code, behavior, and respectful conduct in the training space.
Historical exploration of the Dai Nippon Butokukai and its role in organizing and promoting traditional Japanese martial arts including kendo, judo, and karate during the Meiji era and beyond.
Pages about the history and principles of aikido, covering its development from Daitō-ryū through Morihei Ueshiba and its emphasis on harmony and control. Serves learners interested in Japanese martial arts and culture.
In this article, we discuss the 15 deadliest martial arts in the world. We’ll also discuss the history of each martial art.
Guide to karate dojo etiquette covering bowing, seating positions, entrance and exit procedures, and conduct during training. Helps learners understand the cultural and disciplinary aspects of karate practice.
An interview with Philip Greenwood about Shoji Nishio's aikido approach, covering technical principles and the philosophical foundations of conflict prevention and personal conduct in martial training.
Guide to traditional Japanese clothing and accessories covering kimonos, yukata, hakama, and martial arts uniforms with information on when to wear each garment and their cultural significance.
A memorial and historical account of Haydn Foster Sensei, an early pioneer of aikido in England, covering the development of aikido training and organizations in the UK from 1955 onwards.
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