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Welcome to Tokushin-kan Dojo under Ki-Society.
Welcome to Tokushin-kan Dojo under Ki-Society.
Tokushin－kan Dojo is located near Meidai－Mae Station(3mins walk) just in front of Meiji University. Meidai-Mae is crossing Inokashira-line and Keio-line.
We offer a total of 15 classes, excluding Tuesdays, as regular classes, and also hold a monthly seminar for members.
Everyone is a beginner at first. If you are interested, please come and visit or try it out anytime. Please send us an email in advance. Of course, experienced people are also welcome.
Tokushinkan Dojo was originally opened as the Meidaimae classroom by Iwao Tamura-Sensei in a same year with a Shinshin Toitsu Aikido HQ established by Master Koichi Tohei in 1974.
Later, Toshiaki Ishizaki-Sensei took over, and in 1984, it was officially recognized as Tokushinkan Dojo, producing many disciples. Since 2006, the current head instructor, Tsuneichi Takayama, has been in charge.
KI-Aikido's Dojo named with the word "Shin" or "Kokoro"- Heart/Mind/Spirits of Core/Center - We learn the essence of
Members also receive a newsletter from the Shinshin Toitsu Aikido Association and can participate in seminars and lectures sponsored by the headquarters, either directly or online.
In addition, while the road in front of the current dojo was being developed and expanded, we have relocated twice within Meidaimae and have returned to our original location.
About Shinshin Toitsu Aikido
About Shinshin Toitsu Aikido
Shinshin Toitsu Aikido, founded by Master Koichi Tohei in 1974, teaches how to maximize natural abilities and respect others through the principle of "Mind moves Body." This principle emphasizes the mind's influence on physical performance, applicable to all aspects of life. With over 50,000 practitioners worldwide, Shinshin Toitsu Aikido transcends cultural and religious boundaries.
The core concept is Ki, and its connection to posture. Correct posture, achieved through mind-body coordination, provides stability and facilitates effective movement. This isn't about controlling others, but about self-control. Ki tests verify this coordination, even used by athletes and artists.
Four Major Principles guide mind-body unification: Keep One Point, Relax Completely, Keep Weight Underside, and Extend Ki. Mastering one principle leads to understanding them all.
The Five Principles of Shinshin Toitsu Aikido teach respect and leadership: Ki is extending, Know your opponent’s mind, Respect your opponent’s Ki, Put yourself in your opponent’s place, and Perform with confidence. These principles enable effective leading and throwing regardless of size or strength, making Shinshin Toitsu Aikido accessible to everyone and applicable to daily life, from management to parenting.
For more learning, please visit HQ English site and official Youtube Channel.
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