Pages for learning Japanese about martial arts, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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The Aikido Association of America and International provides information about aikido training, dojos, and seminars. It serves practitioners and those learning about this Japanese martial art and its philosophy.
Contact and information page for an aikido dojo in Portland, Maine offering classes for adults and children of all fitness levels.
Information about Midland Ki Federation, a branch of Ki Society teaching Ki-Aikido in the lineage of Koichi Tohei. Serves students and instructors of aikido training programs across the USA and Canada.
Ryuji Shirakawa on Modern Aikido: Movement, Mindset, and Evolution
Information about Ki-Aikido and Shinshin Toitsu Aikido, explaining the history, philosophy, and practice of this Japanese martial art for learners interested in understanding aikido as a way of life and cultural.
Free Japanese stories at JLPT N4 level. 600–800 characters, 7–10 pages, JLPT N4 grammar · slight narrative twists.
Explores the Japanese concept of ganbaru (頑張る), the spirit of perseverance and doing your best, examining its cultural roots, grammar forms, and applications in work, study and daily life for learners seeking to.
Digital textbook on Kyokushin Karate and Budo philosophy covering stances, techniques, kata, and kumite training. Provides educational material for martial arts learners and practitioners.
Explains aikido's historical development from Japanese sword techniques and philosophy, covering its emergence after World War II and its approach to conflict resolution without fighting.
Introduction to aikido for beginners covering how to join a dojo, class structure, safety, cost, and common Japanese terminology used in training.
Certification course for judo instructors covering history, philosophy, risk management, classroom management, character education, and teaching methodology through six modules.
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.
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.
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.
Part of a digital textbook on Kyokushin karate that explains ido-geiko (moving practice), which connects stances and basic techniques with body movement. Requires membership to access.
Dictionary of aikido terms with Japanese terminology and English translations. Serves learners of aikido and Japanese martial arts who encounter unfamiliar terminology during training.
An article about the naginata martial art written at N4 level Japanese with English translations, vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, and comprehension questions for learners.
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.
Aikido Martial Arts in Temecula. Aikido is a practical and powerful way to resolve struggle and conflict peacefully and without violence.
A guide to kendo terminology with Japanese words, kanji, and explanations of concepts kendoka encounter during training and practice. Serves learners interested in Japanese martial arts and the vocabulary used in kendo.
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