TAKEMUSU AIKIDO LUDWIGSHAFEN

Die Senseis der

Jahrzehnte

Über die Jahrzente hinweg änderte O Sensei seinen Stil und passte den Namen entsprechend an. Zu Anfang 1921 von Aiki-Bujutsu zu Aiki-Budo bis zu Aikido. Seine Schüler legten unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und verstanden Aikido auf ihre eigene Weise. So entstanden viele Stilrichtungen, eine davon ist das Takemusu Aikido.

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Impressum

1937-2014

Masatake Fujita

1929-2013

Masando Sasaki

1935-2013

Masamichi Noro

1932-2010

Yoshio Kuroiwa

1927-2005

Shoji Nishio

1915-2011

Seiseki Abe

1923-2004

Michio Hikitsuchi *

1924-1996

Seigo Yamaguchi

1940-

Shuji Maruyama

1929-1999

Akira Tohei

1914-2006

Fukiko Sunadomari

1940-

Yutaka Kurita

1930-

Nobuyuki Watanabe

1939-2004

Mitsunari Kanai

1936-

Seijuro Masuda

1939-2010

Seiichi Sugano

1938-

Yoshimitsu Yamada

1940-2015

Kazuo Chiba

1936-

Yasuo Kobayashi

1942-

Katsuaki Asai

1933-2010

Nobuyoshi Tamura

1940-2001

Norihiko Ichihashi *

1942-

Seishiro Endo

1938-

Shizuo Imaizumi *

1940-

Kenji Shimizu

1943-

Minoru Kurita

1937-

Mitsugi Saotome *

1937-

Hiroshi Isoyama

1929-

Hiroshi Tada

1928-2002

Morihiro Saito

1926-1984

Tadashi Abe

1923-2010

Kanshu Sunadomari

1911-1991

Kisaburo Osawa

1929-1998

Hirokazu Kobayashi

1930-2003

Sadateru Arikawa

1936-

Koretoshi Maruyama

1937-1992

Terry Dobson

1904-1998

Yoshio Sugino

1919-2007

Zenzaburo Akazawa

1895-1980

Takuma Hisa

1897-1977

Kenji Tomita

1912-1988

Bansen Tanaka

1922-2008

Shigenobu Okumura

1903-1998

Minoru Hirai

1903-1989

Saburo Wakuta

1920-2011

Koichi Tohei

c1911-unknown

Kaoru Funahashi

1873-1966

Kenzo Futaki

1910-2005

Shigemi Yonekawa

1912-1993

Rinjiro Shirata

1910-2000

Kiyoshi Nakakura

1911-c2000

Takako Kunigoshi

c1911-1942

Tsutomu Yukawa

1915-1994

Gozo Shioda

1869-1949

Isamu Takeshita

1867-1945

Seikyo Asano

1902-1994

Yoichiro Inoue

1895-1964

Aritoshi Murashige

1907-2003

Minoru Mochizuki

1909-2003

Hajime Iwata

1911-1986

Hisao Kamada

1875-unknown

Makoto Miura

c1862-unknown

Kosaburo Gejo

20’s

30’s

40’s

50’s

60’s

Aikido Founder

Morihei Ueshiba 1883-1969

Aikido Journal

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1930

1940

1950

1960

NOTES This chart presents the major disciples of Aikido Founder Morihei Ueshiba during his teaching career which spanned the period of 1920 to 1969. The visualization is a graphical representa- tion of the number of disciples referenced in this chart, but is not a statistical analysis of the complete roster of the direct disciples of the Founder. Ueshiba ﬁrst began teaching Daito-ryu aiki- jujutsu in Ayabe in 1920, and then relocated to Tokyo in 1927. His art was known as “Aiki Budo” during the 1930s before the creation of modern aikido in postwar Iwama. The Founder made regular trips to the Kansai area including Osaka, his native Tanabe and Shingu in Wakayama Prefecture. Individuals are listed approximately in chronological order according to the decade of their ﬁrst instruction from the Founder. Those names denoted with an asterisk(*) ﬁrst started training at an earlier date before their main study under the Founder. Some of the persons listed were included primarily due to their prominent roles in the dissemination of aikido rather than duration of training under the Founder. Note that this chart is not a complete and deﬁnitive listing. Responsibility for this selection rests with Stanley Pranin, founder and former editor of Aiki News / Aikido Journal. This chart is designed to be a faithful reproduction of data as last updated by Stanley Pranin. The chart should be construed as an ongoing project. Through collaborating with experts in the aikido community, we hope to publish an expanded and updated overview of the principal disciples of the Founder in the future.