My Past Way of Budo Book by Mikoto Masahilo Nakazono Augusto Tanquinho Mendes you effectively bridge the gap

you effectively bridge the gap between sport fighting and military-level close-quarters tactics intended for life-or-death situations

Karate men will find new ways to put to use their fighting skills

Be a Great Warrior

Obtain enlightenment

Hibiki no Kata (Kendo Kata)

My Past Way of Budo Book by Mikoto Masahilo Nakazono Augusto Tanquinho Mendes you effectively bridge the gapA collection of essays written by the author relaying endearing stories and deep insight from his journey along the path of Aikido and study of the Kototama Principle. Included is a compelling essay for practitioners from his elder son, also a master of Aikido, Kototama Life Therapy and Asian medicine, Dr. K. Nakazono, Sensei. For many years in Japan, O Sensei Nakazono studied Aikido directly from its founder, Uyeshiba Sensei. Inspired to bring Aikido