Pages for learning Japanese about martial arts, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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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.
Aikimura is a community project in Hokkaido centered on learning Aikido, breathing techniques, and natural farming as paths to awareness and harmony with nature.
Interview with an experienced aikido instructor about founding and running a dojo, teaching philosophy, and integrating aikido with other martial arts.
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.
Blog posts about Ki Aikido and related Japanese martial arts topics, including philosophy, technique, and cultural references in anime, for learners interested in Japanese martial arts.
Explains why aikido benefits children, including physical development, mental calmness, self-confidence, and cooperation in a non-competitive environment.
Guide to Japanese martial arts covering karate, aikido, and kendo with information on techniques, equipment, terminology, and cultural principles.
Educational material about kumite, partner training in kyokushin karate, from the IBMA Digital Karate Budo Textbook. Requires membership to access.
A journal of interviews, articles, and technical content about aikido and related Japanese martial arts. Offers insights into aikido philosophy, history, and practice for students and practitioners of all levels.
Digital textbook covering Kyokushin karate fundamentals including stances and techniques. Content requires membership login to access.
The Taoistic philosophy of its ancient originator Lao Tzu, with the complete Tao Te Ching, the main text of Taoism, translated and explained.
A dojo in Austin offering classes in Ki-Aikido and mind-body movement based on Japanese martial arts principles, including instruction in safe falling techniques and self-defense for learners of all levels.
Explores kata as a foundational practice in Japanese martial arts and daily life, explaining its origins, philosophy, and contemporary applications for learners interested in Japanese traditions and martial discipline.
Directory of Ki Aikido dojos across the United States where learners can find training locations and classes for aikido practice.
Directory of Ki Society aikido dojos in California and surrounding areas. Offers information about Ki-Aikido training locations and the martial art's philosophy for practitioners at all levels.
Website for Ki-Aikido Germany and Aikido-Dojo Erlangen offering training information, schedules, and resources for aikido practitioners and learners.
Directory of Ki-Aikido dojos in Belarus affiliated with the Ki Society, listing multiple training locations and providing information about aikido instruction.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge showing Japanese high school students taking cultural lessons in piano, kendo, and traditional dance, with photo explanations and downloadable materials for mid-level learners.
Website for a Ki Aikido club in Southampton that teaches Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido based on Master Koichi Tohei's principles.
A collection of articles covering Japanese vocabulary, grammar structures, cultural expressions, and language features for beginners.
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