https://vimeo.com/ondemand/nak4d They inherits Takeda-ryu Aiki no Jutsu in a present days. At the 43rd soke Ichio OBA, they named their system as Aiki no Jutsu or Takeda-ryu Aiki and became well known in Budo society in Japan. Nakamura-ha 1st soke Hisashi NAKAMURA who learned it from Ichio OBA soke, established an unique competing system using combination of Shuto hit called as "Hi no Uchi" and throwing techniques of Aiki jujutsu then established his own system as Nakamura-ha. He had also estab

Aiki-jujutsu was once something that one was only allowed to train once one already had a jujutsu black belt. Jigoro Kano, the founder of judo (which is what BJJ comes from), regarded Aiki-jujutsu as superior to his own jujutsu, and sent his top students to be trained by Takeda Sokaku, Aiki-jujutsu's head. He was embarrassed when Takeda found his students lacking, and famously explained that judo was really just a "budo of sports." It's extremely difficult. Those who say it's not for practical s