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Affiliations

Here are organizations with whom the Shiseikai Aikibudo Dojo is affiliated. Reciprocity agreements or memorandum of understanding exists whereby rank credentials and official titles are mutually recognized.


Dai Nippon Butokukai Hombu (International Headquarters)

Address: Kyoto Shorinin Monzeki Nai
 Kyoto City, Japan
www.dnbk.org
 Email: butoku@picunet.com
 Chairman - Tesshin Hamada-Hanshi
 Member Board of Directors - Yutaka Takeda-Hanshi
 Member Board of Directors - Takemichi Kuwahara-Hanshi


Hakkoryu JuJutsu Hombu Dojo

Official International Headquarters in Saitama-shi, Saitama, Japan
The official website for Hakkoryu Jujutsu in Japan is www.hakkoryu.jp.
https://www.facebook.com/Hakkoryu.Jujutsu.Koho.Shiatsu/

Nippon Budokan

The Nippon Budokan was built in Kitanomaru Park near the imperial palace. Construction was completed on Oct.3, 1964 and was aided by a financial donation from His Majesty the Emperor. The Nippon Budokan served as the central organization for the promotion of traditional Japanese Budō. http://www.nipponbudokan.or.jp/english/budochater
www.nipponbudokan.or.jp/english


Mugen Juku Aikido Dojo
http://aikidomugenjuku.com/english/
  • Telephone: 075-746-3511
  • Email: aikido.mugenjuku@gmail.com
  • Address : 604-0091 Kyoto Nakagyo Umeyamachi 171, Kamanza Bldg B1 | Kyoto-Japan

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