Kanshu Sunadomari – Mugen no kokyu ryoku

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Kanshu Sunadomari – Mugen no kokyu ryoku

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Salepage: Kanshu Sunadomari – Mugen no kokyu ryoku

The CD includes demonstration performances commemorating Manseikan Aikido’s 50th anniversary.
Additionally, Kanshu Sunadomari Sensei displays and describes his incredible aikido move.

In 1942, Kanshu Sunadomari was appointed O-uchideshi, Sensei’s and in 1954, he founded the Manseikan Dojo.
He earns 9 dan straight from O-Sensei in 1961, when he is 38 years old, and goes on to become the primary aikido teacher in Kyushu. Sunadomari Sensei left Aikikai in 1969 and founded his own organization, Manseikan Aikido, following the founder’s departure.

My impression is that Sunadomari Sensei’s aikido demonstration is the most fascinating. The dynamic KI NO NAGARE approach and emphasis on the KOKYU principle make it stand out. His skills with weaponry and randori are very outstanding. The First Aiki News Friendly Demonstration was where he gave his most renowned performance.

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