Pages for learning Japanese about martial arts, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Ki Aikido classes for children ages 5 and up in Southampton that teach martial arts alongside mind-body development and life skills through cooperative physical training.
Information about Ki Society aikido dojos and training locations across Canada, including contact details and news for people interested in studying Shinshin Toitsu Aikido.
Archive page featuring a Japanese-to-English fiction translation contest called Promising Translators 2018, with entry feedback and winner announcements for intermediate to advanced learners interested in translation.
A Japanese-English dictionary explaining kendo terminology and techniques for practitioners and learners of the martial art.
Ki Society membership information for Shinshin Toitsu Aikido and Shinshintoitsudo, covering training levels, diplomas, and belt rankings for students of this Japanese martial art.
Podcast episodes featuring interviews with aikido instructors and practitioners discussing technique, teaching methods, and the philosophy of aikido as a Japanese martial art.
Aikido of Maine offers adult membership options for learning aikido, with introductory programs and flexible monthly dues that include unlimited practice and uniform provision.
Glossary of Japanese judo terminology with definitions and pronunciation guides for techniques, scoring, roles and equipment. Serves practitioners learning judo vocabulary from beginner to advanced levels.
Online course teaching Nage-no-Kata, a fundamental judo kata demonstrating throwing techniques classified by body mechanics, with modules covering hand, hip, foot, and sacrifice techniques for students learning Japanese.
A glossary of sumo terminology with Japanese terms, English explanations, and cultural context for wrestlers, ranks, techniques, ceremonies, and tournament structures.
Educational material about Ki-Aikido, a Japanese martial art emphasizing mind-body unification and non-conflict principles.
Essay exploring Japanese philosophical attitudes and cultural values, including Japanese perspectives on learning from other cultures and historical factors shaping Japanese identity.
Articles by Doshu Yoshigasaki on aikido and Japanese philosophy, including pieces on the meaning of practice, ki, and the relationship between aikido and tea ceremony, for practitioners interested in the cultural and.
A glossary of Japanese pronunciation, hiragana, katakana, and sword arts terminology with guides to vowels, consonants, and particles for students of iaido and kendo.
Children's aikido classes for ages 7 to 13 in Portland, Maine that teach self-defense, discipline and respect in a non-competitive environment.
The Honolulu Ki Society teaches Ki-Aikido, a non-dissension martial art, along with Ki development and Kiatsu practices for mental, physical and spiritual improvement.
An article by aikido instructor Stanley Pranin describing his systematic approach to analyzing and refining aikido techniques, with examples of how he modified katatedori ikkyo and iriminage based on historical forms.
Introduction to Ki Society principles and Koichi Tohei's method of unifying mind and body through aikido training. Explains the philosophical foundations and programs available for all ages.
Explores the dōjō as a space for martial arts training and spiritual practice, covering its history, etiquette, and everyday practices like bowing and floor cleaning for learners interested in Japanese martial.
Archive of articles on Japanese sword arts including kendo, iaido, and historical kenjutsu traditions. Covers techniques, terminology, philosophy and cultural context for learners of Japanese martial arts.
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