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Aikido Flash Card Game

The Takemusu Aikido Association South Africa is proud to announce the release of a new Aikido Flash Card game! Built using the Unity3D® game development tool and based on an...
Aikido Glossary Facebook® Application

The Takemusu Aikido Association South Africa is proud to announce the release of a new Facebook® application to allow students to perform Takemusu Aikido Glossary searches using the Facebook® social...
Aikido Kanji

The word AIKIDO is formed by three Japanese ideograms, or kanji: AI KI DO Means “harmony”, “union” or “to become one with”. AI also includes the idea of the power of natural forces. Is the...
Francesco Corallini

Francesco Corallini was born on March 4th, 1982. He started practising Aikido in 1985 at the age of 3, under the guidance of his father Paolo Corallini Shihan. That same...
BlackBerry® Glossary Application Beta

The Takemusu Aikido Association South Africa is proud to announce the Beta release of a new BlackBerry® application to allow students to perform Aikido Glossary searches using their BlackBerry® smartphone....
O-Sensei Statue in Iwama

A dedication ceremony of a statue of Aikido founder Morihei Ueshiba at the Aiki Jinja in Iwama was held on 8 November 2009. It was an event attended by more...

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