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Tsuki Kage Dojo is a member of Shumeikai Italia dojo association
Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica affiliate with CSEN and appointed by CONI (n. 33955)
CURRENT EVENTS Class schedule year 2010-2011 Classes will begin on September 14, 2010, Tuesday with the follong schedule: JODO AIKIDO CURRENT EVENTS Photo section updated with all 2010 events CURRENT EVENTS Seminar Calendar section Updated! CURRENT EVENTS Tsuki Kage Dojo Seminars 2010-2011 National and International seminars are scheduled as follows: September 2010 - JODO with Sergio Dieci (date to be defined) February-May 2011 - AIKIDO and JODO with Lorenzo Trainelli (date to be defined) 15-17 Aprile 2011 - AIKIDO and WEAPONS with Stephane Benedetti and SHODO Atelier with Mio Takada February-May 2011 - AIKIDO and WEAPONS with Daniele Romanazzi (date to be defined) Updating will follow soon! CURRENT EVENTS Tsuki Kage Seminar Aikido and weapons • S. Benedetti Padova (Italy) • April 15 - 17, 2011 CURRENT EVENTS Tsuki Kage Seminar Shodo • M. Takada Padova (Italy) • April 15 & 17, 2011 CURRENT EVENTS Kaname Dojo Shodo • P. Krieger - S. Dieci St. Gilles (France) • October 9 - 10, 2010 CURRENT EVENTS Aikido Switzerland Aikido and Weapons • R. Van Droogenbroeck (VDB) Losanne (Switzerland) • October 16 - 17, 2010 CURRENT EVENTS Takehaya Dojo Aikido and weapons • S. Benedetti Rome (Italy) • October 23 - 24, 2010
Visits since May 25, 2010
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The Dojo TSUKI KAGE is literally "Moon" and "Shadow", the last meant as reflection or mirror. The name evokes the image of the reflection of the moon on a quiet stretch of water. Such a condition of imperturbability is possible only if the water is perfectly calm. In the Martial Art feeling, this concept expresses the continuous personal research, through the constant practice, to the achievement of a condition of inner calm for the control of any situation with a clear mind. The activities of the dojo concern the practice of Aikido and the study of the parallel martial arts related to the use of the traditional Japanese weapons, particularly the medium staff (Jo) and the sword (Ken), which their Martial Ways developed from.
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