Hombu Dojo

After many years of developing his new Art, in 1931, the Founder (Morihei Ueshiba) built the first dedicated Aikido Dojo. This was a wooden building approximately 120 square meters (80 tatami mats) in size, called the Kobukan, located in present-day Wakamatsu-Cho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan.
 In 1967 the original wooden structure housing the Aikido Hombu Dojo was replaced by a modern concrete building.
In 1973 the building was modernized, and the fourth and fifth floors were added to the building.

The Hombu Dojo continues to be the world centre for Aikikai, regulating Aikikai Aikido and guarding the vision of O-Sensei through current and future generations of Aikikai practitioners, giving a solid reference to keep the path true.

Aikido has become established in 130 countries and under the direction of Doshu Moriteru Ueshiba, instructors carry on the spirit of Aikido which continues to grow throughout the world.

“Aikido guards the Way of Love. Without Love, the world will never improve.”

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