Martial Arts Theory Book by Kenji Tomiki (Hardcover)
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A collection of martial arts essays written by the late Professor Kenji Tomiki, who poured his passion into martial arts education and developed an outstanding theory of martial arts. He explains the value of martial arts, which has spread internationally, and what kind of culture it has.
Essay Titles:
What is martial arts?
What is modernization of martial arts?
What is Judo?
Modernization of Aikido
Love of education and physical education
Uniqueness of Japanese martial arts
The essence of Japanese martial arts
Traditional martial arts and modern physical education
Martial arts and physical education philosophy
Changes in martial arts techniques From old martial arts to new martial arts
Study of kata
About the significance and methods of modernizing martial arts
About the modernization of Ryuha Budo and competitive martial arts
School martial arts as a new type of physical education
Theoretical elucidation of the “natural body” in judo
Classification and practice of ``waza'' in koryujutsu
Kodokan Judo and its technological development contributed to the modernization of martial arts
Judo and zen
Focusing on the last teachings of judo instructors as “Michi”
The essence of judo: Master Kano's view of judo and its practical administration
Aikido competition as modern physical education
About Aikido Techniques - Practice Body for Atemi-waza and Joint Techniques
Language: Japanese
290 page book
Published in 1991
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