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Aikikai Hombu Dojo

Dojo

What this is

Kind of placeDojo
Part ofTokyo

Data

Founded
  • 1931
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Note
  • In 1931, the Founder built a dedicated Aikido Dojo. This was a wooden building approximately 120 square meters (80 tatami mats) in size, called the Kobukan, located in present-day Wakamatsu-Cho, Shinjuku. In 1967 the original wooden structure housing the Aikido Hombu Dojo was replaced by a modern concrete building. In 1973 the building was modernized, and the fourth and fifth floors were added to the building. Aikido has become established in 130 countries, and under the direction of Doshu Moriteru Ueshiba, instructors carry on the spirit of Aikido which continues to grow throughout the world.
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Style practised
  • Aikikai
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Address
  • 17-18 Wakamatsu-cho, Shinjuku-ku
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Website
E-mail
  • aikido@aikikai.or.jp
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Telephone
  • 03-3203-9236
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Connected people

Trained at (dojo)

Teacher at

  • Hiroshi Tada
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  • Sadateru Arikawa (teaching there from 1956, teaching there until 2003)
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  • Hayato Arima (teaching there from 2021)
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  • Morihiro Saito
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  • Mitsuteru Ueshiba (dojo-cho, dojo-cho from 2012)
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  • Morihei Ueshiba
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  • Kisaburo Osawa (dojo-cho, dojo-cho from 1969, dojo-cho until 1986)
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  • Moriteru Ueshiba (dojo-cho, dojo-cho from 1986, dojo-cho until 2012)
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  • Kisshomaru Ueshiba (dojo-cho, dojo-cho from 1957, dojo-cho until 1969)
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  • Seijuro Masuda
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  • Nobuyuki Watanabe
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  • Seishiro Endo
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  • Masatoshi Yasuno
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  • Shoji Seki
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  • Koichi Toriumi
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  • Tsuruzo Miyamoto
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  • Yoshiaki Yokota
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  • Hayato Osawa
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  • Yukimitsu Kobayashi
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  • Mitsugi Saotome
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  • Shigeru Sugawara
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