This is an event that has remained memorable and memorable in the past. ・Practice baseball with my parents for the Ikeda High School (in kindergarten) ・I fell on my bike and got injured ・I was clingyed to by a stray dog when I was in elementary school ・I was cried home by a stray dog ・I was cried out by a scary story ・I was waiting on the stairs in front of my house to see if anyone would come back ・I went for a walk every day with a beagle ・My computer...
I had a long vacation so I decided to travel alone. First, we went to Izumo Taisha Shrine. The reason is that I like to learn about Japan's ancient ideas, views on life and death, and history. I also read several books about ancient Shinto and was even more interested. We left Matsue before 6am and moved to Izumo. From there, we took the Ichibata train to the station in front of Izumo Taisha Shrine. Towards the hall of worship...
In Aikido, most of the physical training involves moving your body. However, after hearing various teachers' stories, it seems that the founder, Ueshiba Morihei, was talking about the "Kojiki" during the training session. When I talk about the Kojiki, it seems like it will turn out to be (ﾟдﾟ). In fact, many students seemed to have done so, and even so, the remaining people are probably senior disciples. So, what does Aikido have to do with Kojiki?
Hello, this is Taiko. Since I first started playing Aikido, I have become even more interested in Japanese history, and have been reading books on Japanese history (especially ancient history). Recently, I've been reading books by Onagi Yoshiyuki a lot. The interpretation of the ancient period (Jomon period) is particularly interesting. And what about it! I was told that I would give a lecture in Kumamoto, so I signed up and participated immediately. Let's learn Japan...
