transmitting the japanese martial art
transmitting the japanese martial art
This years kagami biraki (traditional new years training) was one of the smallest we ever had – nevertheless it was a true blast! Special thanks to Lionel and Sylvain who brought in so much dedication and effort showing their skills…
Tomorrow, Monday, January 10th, we meet again at our dojo at the BRG19 in Vienna-Döbling for this year’s first training. I hope to see you on the mats soon.Please remember: 2G rule applies for all participants and will be checked…
Believe it or believe it: On Monday we are back in our dojo for regular training. See you at the BRG19 at 6.30 pm on the mats. Weapons training only. Please note: 2G rule applies and will be checked. So…
This years kagami biraki was quite special, but wonderful to celebrate anyways. Within a week everyone was invited to do some bokken suburi on his own, count them and so we wanted to complete 2021 suburi in total during the online…
The traditional kagami biraki has been celebrated this very morning (European time) at Aikikai so hombu, the heaquater of the Aikikai in Tokio. The first time ever it was possible to watch the whole event as a livestream (in Japanese…
This years kagami biraki (traditional new years ceremony) will take place – online as expected – on January, 11th. Until then I’d like you to take part in our suburi session. For good (better) fortune in 2021 we want to…
… festgehalten dankenswerterweise von Tiefenscharf-Fotograf Sebastian Räuchle.
Achtung: Unser Neujahrstraining – kagami biraki (鏡開き) – hat sich verschoben und findet nun am Montag, 22. Jänner, statt. Die Uhrzeit bleibt unverändert. Hier gehts zum Facebook-Event! Ich freu’ mich weiterhin!
Liebe Yuyashinkais, ein paar organisatorische Kleinigkeiten zu eurer freundlichen Kenntnisnahme: Letzes Training im alten Jahr: 18. Dezember Erstes Training 2018: 8. Jänner Kagami Biraki & Enbu: 15. Jänner Ich würde mich freuen, wenn wir auch wieder ein kleines Enbu (Präsentation)…
Kagami biraki (鏡開き) bedeutet wörtlich so viel wie “den Spiegel zerbrechen” bzw. “den Spiegel öffnen”. Aus ganz praktischen Gründen wurde allerdings der Spiegel durch einen recht schmackhaften runden Reiskuchen ersetzt. Im Gegensatz zur europäischen Auffassung, dass ein kaputter Spiegel Pech verheißt,…