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Suburi session 2016-17!

On January 9th joined Suburi session for the Aikido, Jodo and Iaido courses starting at 20.00!

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Introduction to Japanese martial arts

Monthly classes of martial arts (aikido, jodo, iaido, kenjutsu, aikijo) will be held at Centro Yoshitaka Padova from 10 AM to 1 PM with the following schedule:

- Sat 8 October 2016: AIKIDO the way of the armony of the spirit

- Sat 10 December 2016: JODO the way of the stick

- Sat 21 January 2017: IAIDO the way of the sword

- Sat 25 February 2017: AIKIJO the jo of aiki

- Sat 25 March 2017: JODO the way of the stick

- Sat 22 April 2017: IAIDO the way of the sword

- Sat 20 May 2017: AIKIKEN the ken of aiki

Tsuki Kage Dōjō ASD
Affliated AICS and appointed by CONI

Tsuki Kage Dōjō is a member of the dōjō ass.
Shumeikai Italia

Tsuki Kage Dōjō is twinned with
Higashi No Yume Dōjō

Tsuki Kage Dōjō is a member of the dōjō network
Mutokukai Europe

Visits since May 25, 2010
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Aikidō

Aikidō - The Way of the Harmony of the Spirit Aikidō is a traditional Japanese martial art, founded by Ueshiba Morihei (recognized as Big Master, Ōsensei) during 1925-40, and diffused worldwide only from the 50s. It is characterized by a comprehensive approach aimed at improving the individual and the world by pursuing an inner and outward peaceful condition. The discipline is a enlightened synthesis of ancient schools of fighting whit weapons (sabre, spear, stick and bare hands), which combines effectiveness to the activation of movements through "non-resistant" paths, able to immobilize or throw the attacker without injuring him/her.
		Ōsensei Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969)

Tsuki Kage Dōjō is a member of Shumeikai Italia dōjō association Shumeikai Italia is affiliated with Shumeikan, the school of Nobuyoshi Tamura Sensei, Shihan VIII Dan, recently departed (July 9, 2010), direct disciple of the Aikidō Founder and responsible for the development of Aikidō in Europa, established in Bràs, France. Reference experts of the schools, at national and international level, are: Stéphane BENEDETTI Shihan (VII Dan), Malcolm Tiki SHEWAN (VI Dan) and René VAN-DROOGENBROECK (known as VDB, VII Dan, gone the 14th of February 2012). SHU means to study; MEI means clear, bright, manifest; KAN indicates the reference house of the school, whereas KAI denotes the association. For more information: Associazione Shumeikai Italia Shumeikan Dōjō of Tamura Sensei
		Nobuyoshi Tamura Sensei e Ōsensei (1961)