Aikido is a martial art founded by Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969) in the 1920s.
It is called "Wago no Budo" (the martial art of harmony) because it teaches techniques to control an opponent by utilizing his or her strength, rather than by hurting the opponent to win.
It is a martial art that can be practiced throughout one's life and has many enthusiasts around the world, as it improves the more one continues to practice it, regardless of physical ability.
90% of the students have no martial arts experience.
Rather than purely becoming stronger, I study aikido to learn how to enrich my life through aikido.
We value the fundamentals of the art, and emphasize the importance of instilling in the body methods that do not use force, rather than training to hurt by applying techniques with brute force.
This means that people of all ages and both sexes can continue to practice without physical injury.
There are eight dojos in three countries around the world, and the Hombu dojo is located in Kyoto. One of the features of the dojo is that there are many foreign students and instructors, and instruction is provided in many languages.
When you interact with people from different backgrounds through aikido, you experience a sense of unity that goes beyond verbal communication.
Target: Junior high school students and older
Target: 60 years old and over
Target: Elementary school students
Only for the first time,
You can try one class for free.
First-timers and those who are not good at exercising are welcome.
Aikido Mugen Juku Tokyo/Kamakura (hereafter referred to as "our organization") is an organization that trains the body and mind to enrich life based on the principles of harmony and peace in Aikido.
We offer aikido training in the Meguro, Shinagawa, and Kamakura areas.
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