A postwar martial art similar to aikido founded by Noriaki INOUE, nephew of aikido founder Morihei UESHIBA. The art was first taught as AIKI BUDO in Tokyo and then renamed to Shinwa Taido in 1956. Its name was subsequently changed to SHIN’EI TAIDO by Inoue.
As a holiday gift to the aikido community, Aikido Journal has created a new version of our Principal Disciples of Morihei Ueshiba chart, originally developed by AJ founder Stanley Pranin. We hope you’ll enjoy and...
The Aiki Expo events were major aikido seminars sponsored by Aikido Journal and conceived and organized by Stanley Pranin that gathered together many high-ranking teachers from Aikido, Daito-ryu Aikijujutsu, classical...
Mutual strike or cut. Sword term used to describe the circumstance where two swordsmen strike each other simultaneously. In AIKI KEN terminology, often used in contradistinction to AINUKE where neither swordsman can...
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