Kurashiki Aikido Association
As an official dojo of the Aikikai Foundation, we practice under the guidance of Seishiro Endo Shihan (8th Dan).
Kurashiki's Aikido-kai Officially recognized nonprofit organization Practice supervized by Endo Seishiro (8th dan) In charge: Tanaka Toshiyuki (5e dan)
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We are active with members from Okayama City, Kurashiki City, Asakuchi City, Yakage Town, Kasaoka City, and Fukuyama City.Men and women of all ages, from 5 to 60 years old, enjoy practicing at their own pace.It is a place where children help each other to achieve their goals, such as lessons for children, self-defense, beauty and health, and martial arts.
soft things
Softness is freedom. By softening, you become free.
no wonder
What is reasonable is that there is a reason.
Being fit is beautiful.
be serious
Being serious means respecting others.
Training that respects each other is fun and enjoyable.
to seek reason
It's not just about memorizing the "form", but it's also fun to discover the "reason" from the form.
Aikido that I seek Kurashiki Aikido Association President Toshiyuki Tanaka
The character '武' consists of 'two', '戈' and 'STOP'. This means "Stop the two halves." A sword is a spear-like weapon.
Stopping two crossing weapons... this can be interpreted as reigning the conflict.
There are certain conditions that must be met in order for a conflict to occur.
It is "two opposing positions".
I call the uniting of two into one, that is, the elimination of enemies, "invincibility."
Budo is the way of harmony, the way of invincibility.
Through practice, we explore the sedemi, mindlessness, and natural posture that are necessary for harmony and harmony with all the surrounding environments.
And just quietly and correctly, breathe, sit, stand, walk and move... Aikido is said to be Zen in motion.
Through Aikido, I would like to convey the wonderfulness of finding a quiet and easy self, finding friends who share the same aspirations, and continuing to practice happily.
