Ueshiba Mitsuteru Hombu Dojocho - 59th All Japan Aikido Demonstration (2022) [60fps]

[@supersaiyan310]

. . . . thank you, wonderful demo by mitsuteru!

[@animatedlegoherossweeney4077]

Outstanding performance! Regards

[@JustMe-vz3wd]

Perfect and modest. Not sensational and flashy.

[@asimnicholsmusic]

Very clean.

[@dora6777]

4:58半身半立ち 正面打ち入身投げ 横面打ち四方投げ 片手取り回転投げ 合気投げ 両手取り呼吸投げ 両手取り四方投げ 片手取り小手返し＋抑え

[@abdellahbatin]

❤️❤️😍👍

[@imambasori4335]

Oss

[@JustMe-vz3wd]

In the Hombu Dojo people dont say OSU but ONEGAISHIMASU. OSU is used in karate dojo's.

[@the_abandoned_monastery7218]

@@JustMe-vz3wdit seems to be a contraction of onegaishimasu

[@JustMe-vz3wd]

@@the_abandoned_monastery7218 "it seems". I asked ppl including Japanese ppl and nobody knows for sure what it means. If its a contaction, it defenitely is rude to use. its like instead of a respectful "thank you for practising together" into a short informal "thanks bro!". Its also easy to hear the difference of sound when ppl say "onegaisimasu" or a loud "OSU!"

[@the_abandoned_monastery7218]

@@JustMe-vz3wd I guess the etiquette is first established by those most senior in rank, then the lower students copy. I wouldn’t say it’s rude simply because it’s a contraction, since it’s acceptable in other spaces. It may just be a subtle formality that one should probably not deviate from. I guess the real problem would stem from using Osu as a deliberate act of defiance against the student-body/teacher/space as an unusual response. I would say in the case of the ignorant, they are not guilty of such active defiance, but rather are sincere, yet should probably conform to the customs of Aikido practice.

[@JustMe-vz3wd]

@@the_abandoned_monastery7218 please don't "guess", and contraction makes a formal and polite welcome greeting into an informal coloquial greeting. In itself nothing wrong or in polite with it, but done at the beginning and end of class, in that situation, makes it "not done" and impolite. Especially when it is shouted like they do with the OSSSSSS! It doesnt resonate with aikido. Reiko , "politeness", is a part of Aikido, Kisshomaru Ueshiba said that Keiko is not just necesary for good aikido practise, but Keiko IS a part of Aikido. Lastly, at the beginning of the class, we say onegaishimasu, and at the end of the class, arigato gozaimasu. To "contract" these meaningful and essential words for aikido, in a hooliganish meaningless OSSSSS! is....ppl being confused and not knowing what they are doing.

[@天下ご意見判]

確かに合気会の道場長の技は綺麗でスピードがあって、素晴らしいと思います。でも実際の道場以外でトラブルがあって、ボクサーならパンチ、空手なら膝下の下段の回し蹴り、金的の蹴り、上半身に胸、頭部、顔面などの各種の蹴り技、レスリングなら猛突進して身体を固定してそのまま寝技に持ち込む、また身体をガッチリ固めて投げる、腕を固めるなど合気会の技では、護身術として実際の場合は技が足りないと思います。特に合氣道はいつも立って技をかけてるから倒れたらどうするのか、色々な疑問があります。合気会の対応として宜しければ教えて下さい！！

[@bayonet1040]

どんな武道でもすべてに対応するのは不可能です。 ボクシングは寝技に対抗できますか？ レスリングはボクシングの動きに対応できますか？ 実戦での対応について言ってるならナンセンスです。 たしかに合気道が想定している状況は限定的ですが、それはどの武道でも同じだと思います。 そもそも、実戦を想定している時点でナンセンスです。 どんな武道でも銃には勝てません。 己の精神と身体を鍛えるのみです。

[@TONY-hk5pq]

いつも思うのだが、合気会で練習している人みなの模範となるように、もっと手足を大きく使ってほしい。 技1つ1つに伸びが足りない。派手にやる必要がないが、はっきりした動きをみせてほしい。