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  1. Combat Arts - stuff that really works - Aikijujutsu It's often difficult, even for people with some martial arts experience, to tell what is a truly useful art, as opposed to one that merely looks good. Aikijujutsu is one of those arts - the more skilled the practitioner, the more "fake" it...
  2. Bokken The Art of The Wooden Sword Bokkens or Bokuto usually look very similar to a live sword (Iaito). However, there are some differences between the two weapons, such as the noticeable difference in weight and the width of the wooden swords’ handle (Tsuka). Bokkens, in actual...
  3. Gozo Shioda Gozo Shioda is the founder of Yoshinkan Aikido one of the stronger styles of Aikido, When Shioda Sensei found Master Morihei Ueshiba he was allready a 3rd dan in Judo. His progression through the years with O sensei was in the very early days of Aikid...
  4. Morihiro Saito Morihiro Saito  Morihiro Saito one of Morihei Ueshiba longest standing students, staying in Iwama, the birthplace of Aikido. You also have other top students of the founder Gozo Shioda, Kenji Tomiki, Koichi Tohei. Morihiro Saito Shihan, a...
  5. Sokaku Takeda Sokaku Takeda Sokaku Takeda, who revived Daitoryu Aiki jujitsu, was born in 1860 in the town of Aizu Sakashita in Fukushima prefecture.  Sokaku Takeda was the 35th Grand Master of the Daitoryu tradition that had stemmed from Kunitsugu Takeda.&nbs...
  6. Kenji Tomiki Kenji Tomiki Aikido was used as the first sport Aikido. Kenji Tomiki first studied judo under Jigoro Kano, the founder of Kodokan judo, and began practicing aiki-jujutsu under Morihei Ueshiba with the encouragement of Kano himself.  Kenji Tomiki...
  7. Morihei Ueshiba - Martial Arts Master Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido, was born on December 14, 1883. Among five children, he was the only son. From his father Yoroku, he inherited a samurai's determination and interest in public affairs, and from his mother an intense interest in...
  8. Koichi Tohei Koichi Tohei Founder of Ki Aikido Koichi Tohei began practicing AIKI BUDO at the Kobukan Dojo in 1939 while still a university student. Koichi Tohei trained directly under O Sensei from 1943 and was chief instructor at the   Hombu...
  9. Mitsugi Saotome Mitsugi Saotome Aikido Shobukan Dojo was founded by Mitsugi Saotome, Shihan and his students, and remains as a major center for the study and practice of Aikido.  Master Saotome has devoted his entire adult life to the study and teaching of Aiki...