Pages for learning Japanese about martial arts, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to 17 Japanese greetings with romaji pronunciation, politeness levels, and cultural context for different situations. Covers universal, casual, formal, and business greetings for beginners.
An article about the naginata martial art written at N4 level Japanese with English translations, vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, and comprehension questions for learners.
Articles and instructional videos about Japanese martial arts including aikido, karate, kendo, jujutsu, and traditional budo, featuring demonstrations by Japanese masters and content from HIDEN martial arts magazine.
Aikido of Scottsdale offers classes in the Japanese martial art of aikido for children, teens, and adults, teaching self-defense, physical fitness, and mental discipline through practical techniques.
Kendo experience tours in Japanese cities led by English-speaking instructors with black belts, including visits to traditional armor workshops and samurai-themed dining, for travelers interested in Japanese martial.
Overview of Japanese culture covering traditions, core values, social structure, religion, arts, festivals, and modern life.
Aikido Sengenkan International Federation operates dojos worldwide teaching Aikido descended from founder Morihei Ueshiba, emphasizing rational body use, self-improvement, and harmony over competition.
The complete Japanese glossary of Yoshinkan Aikido: dojo commands, etiquette, stances, control pins, throws, and weapon terms.
International organization teaching traditional Japanese martial arts including ninjutsu, jujutsu, iaijutsu, kenjutsu, and shurikenjutsu, with in-person and online training for students of all experience levels.
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 Japanese honorific suffixes and prefixes used to show respect, with explanations of when and how to use -san, -chan, -kun, -sama, and -sensei in different social contexts.
Aikido instruction site with texts, photos and videos explaining techniques, principles and philosophy.
A guide to major Japanese martial arts including karate, judo, kendo, and aikido that covers their history, philosophy, ranking systems, and differences between traditional and modern forms.
Overview of major aikido styles and lineages including Aikikai, Yoshinkan, and others, written for practitioners learning about different aikido traditions and organizations.
AikiWeb hosts polls about aikido practice, training philosophy, and teaching methods for aikido practitioners of all levels.
Northern Virginia Ki-Aikido school teaching Ki-Aikido in the tradition of Koichi Tohei Sensei since 1974.
Glossary of Japanese terminology and concepts used in aikido training, including dojo etiquette, positions, movements, attacks, and basic techniques. Serves aikido students learning the language of the martial art.
A karate training tour combining practice at Japan Karate Association headquarters in Tokyo and local dojos in Okinawa, with instruction in kata and kumite at all levels, plus cultural and historical experiences.
Guide to learning Aikido as an adult, explaining why people in their 30s, 40s, 50s and beyond can start training successfully and addressing common concerns about age, flexibility and fitness.
A glossary of aikido terms with Japanese definitions and explanations, covering techniques, movements, equipment, and philosophy. Helps learners understand Japanese martial arts vocabulary and culture.
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