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10-May-2012 Annoiki sensei (Kyoju Dairi) Visits Gold Coast in June
10-May-2012 April 2012 Grading Weekend
20-Jan-2012 Amatsu Sensei to Visit Australia in April
22-Dec-2011 New Years Day Renshu
6-Oct-2011 Aiki Jujutsu on the Tweed and Gold Coast
16-Sep-2011 Grading Preparation
3-Jun-2011 What Some of Our Student's Love About Practice:
6-May-2011 Japan's 30th Anniverary Embu Taikai A Great Success


















Japanese Martial Arts

Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu is a traditional Japanese martial art which is said to be about one thousand years old. However, it was only opened to the public for the first time by Takeda Sokaku (1860-1943) one hundred years ago. Takeda Sokaku started teaching after the Meji restoration and the historic fall of his samurai clan the Aizu. All the people who had the opportunity to witness Sokaku Takeda sensei's techniques were struck with wonder at his high level of skill. All types of jujutsu martial arts utilise the opponent's power. Sokaku Sensei's art was the same in this respect, except that in addition to ju, Sokaku Takeda Sensei utilised an additional power. He called it Aiki.

When Hisa Takuma was working for the Osaka Asahi Newspaper Company, he learned Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu first from Ueshiba Morihei Sensei, and then later from Ueshiba's teacher Takeda Sokaku Sensei. Hisa Sensei was awarded a Menkyo Kaiden (the highest license issued in Daito-ryu) by Takeda Sokaku Sensei.  

Takumakai is a not for profit organisation established by the students of Hisa Takuma and Heizaburo Nakatsu to facilitate the practice of the traditional Japanese martial art, Daito-ryu Aiki Jujutsu. The name Takumakai uses the word Takuma from Hisa sensei's name, however "Takuma" is also drawn from the Japanese idiom "Sessa Takuma" which roughly translates as diligence and untiring perseverance.

Gold Coast Daito-ryu maintains strong links to Japan and the Aiki Jujutsu shihan in Osaka.

Practice Times Tweed Heads PCYC. Please note with regard to daylight saving this Dojo operates on QLD time. Please check the website regularly for updates and contact our instructor Grant Periott to confirm your attendance (ph. 0414 180 449).

Tuesday 6pm - 8pm (QLD time) - Tweed PCYC
Thursday 6pm - 8pm (QLD time) - Tweed PCYC

Annoiki sensei (Kyoju Dairi) Visits Gold Coast in June - Thu 10th May
Annoiki sensei from Kagoshima (on the southern tip of Honshu Japan) will visit the Gold Coast in early June to hold a training seminar. Annoiki sensei is a senior teacher in the...
April 2012 Grading Weekend - Thu 10th May
Thanks to all who attended our training and grading weekend with Dicker sensei. It was excellent to spend a weekend practicing Daito-ryu with a great bunch of people. Dicker...
 
 
 
 




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