Hello, and by any chance?

Hello all,

Thank you for the opportunity to join here. I look forward to using this site for research into Aikido and my own development.

I would appreciate if anyone might know of, or be able to direct me to where I could find a copy of "A Training Handbook: Aikijujutsu Keiko Techo." An english edition was published in 1991 by the Takumakai. I found referrence to this book in "Conversations with Daito Ryu Masters" by Stanley Pranin which I just completed.

Thank you in advance if anyone here is able to assist me in this.

Sincerely, Eric

Eric Bills wrote: Hello all, ...I would appreciate if anyone might know of, or be able to direct me to where I could find a copy of "A Training Handbook: Aikijujutsu Keiko Techo." An english edition was published in 1991 by the Takumakai. I found referrence to this book in "Conversations with Daito Ryu Masters" by Stanley Pranin which I just completed...

Welcome to AikiWeb.

If you're writing about the Keikio Techo that Mori Sensei talked about in his interview with Aikido Journal, then you best course of action might be to contact Takumakai itself.

Online information can be found at http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~DE6S-UMI/tkm01.htm. You can email them and see if they have an English version for sale.

In the "Publications" section they have two listings for "The Takumakai Keiko Techo". Apparently there are primary and intermediate level versions.

Thank you very much. I know of the site you included and will attempt to contact them. As the publication is "for members" I'm not certain of my success, but will try.

Again thank you, Eric

hello all,

by any chance is anyone from any dojo's in north west of england??

Jamie

I am not in the NW England but train at a Lancs Aikikai dojo in Milton Keynes

Anyone who knows anything about UK geograghy will wonder WTH, but what can I do?

nice, i heard that milton keynes is a nice dojo!