- Daitō-ryū Aiki-jūjutsu (大東流 合気柔術),
originally called Daitō-ryū
Jujutsu (大東流柔術, Daitō-ryū Jūjutsu), is a ****anese
martial art that
first became widely known...
- in demonstrations.
Martial arts that
employ the tantō include:
Aikido Aikijutsu Jujutsu Wadō-ryū (both tantō and katana)
Koryu bujutsu Ninjutsu Shorinji...
- "karate-dō" sets it
apart from karate-jutsu, as
aikido is
distinguished from
aikijutsu, judo from jujutsu,
kendo from
kenjutsu and
iaido from iaijutsu. In 1933...
-
translated as "the
school of the rise and fall." It is
similar to
forms of "
Aikijutsu,"
including the
principle of "ki" (energy) and aiki (Kitō Ryū teaches...
-
Bushido has also
inspired the code of
honor for
disciplines such as
aikijutsu, aikido, aikibudo, judo, jujitsu, Kyudo, or the chanbara.
Kendo has the...
- of 4th Dan
after only 1
years training.
Other component arts
include Aikijutsu and
Chinese Bajiquan,
which the
founder studied on his
extensive tours...
-
Village and a
shrine maiden who
practices Hayabusa style of
ninjutsu and
aikijutsu martial arts. She was
introduced as a
supporting playable character in...
- the
unique style of the
Motobu family,
which bears a
resemblance to
aikijutsu. Now Chōsei
Motobu is the
second Sōke of Motobu-ryū and the 14th Sōke...
- potente, GRIP),
whose members were
trained in
martial arts such as karate,
aikijutsu, tae kwon do, kick boxing, kung fu, judo, and silat; furthermore, they...
- such,
still refer to it as
Yoseikan Aikido, or
Yoseikan Aikijujutsu/
Aikijutsu.
Traditionally Yoseikan Aikido contains all the
aspects present in other...
