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The news of the arrival of my uncle had already made us nervous for days. It was a long time since my family saw him, having been an interpreter at the embassy in Tokyo for many years, and such an assignment inevitably meant a separation. Little by little curiosity took hold of me, more and more often I went near that closed door, silent as a feline, to look through the keyhole; but the light coming from the opposite window showed only moving shadows and little more.

One day, while I was intent on my stealth, the inevitable happened: the door swung open and I found myself in front of the overwhelming figure of my uncle, who with a severe and intimidating air took me by the ear and made me enter the room, closing the door behind him.

It is the highest, purest and most wise aspect of what the ordinary man would call Magic. Theurgy works through secret rituals, makes use of prayer and works the pentacles to get in touch with the powers of heaven. It seeks to purify the world, and this purification is manifested in the physical sphere by achieving or restoring health, and in the spiritual sphere by fostering elevation and inner growth [11].

Placido Procesi, a friend of the aforementioned Toddi and a frequent visitor to the ISMEO, should be numbered among the very first disciples. The thing that struck me most of all when I met him first was that although Prof. In fact, Prof.

That sojourn on Japanese soil had, perhaps, slightly transformed him, having assimilated much of Japanese customs and culture. It was through the stories and anecdotes that Prof. The professor loved to tell of his experiences with the founder, but he never seemed prone to demonstrate the art he learned in public. I saw in Aikido the way that I should have taken to start a path of inner knowledge, and in Master Ueshiba the spiritual guide I was looking for.

I talked about it with Prof. From a certain point on, the professor preferred to direct those who he did not choose for a form of private and limited-scale teaching towards Haru Onoda, a Japanese sculpture student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome. Onoda had practised Aikido at the Hombu Dojo, achieving shodan, and had also done secretary duties for Morihei Ueshiba [31].

She has been coming to the dojo since the time she was a student at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts. How did it happen? From a young age, and throughout his life until his death in , Nocquet was primarily a budoka. His existential focus was always martial arts intended as combat systems. Even at that time, Nocquet was a martial arts master as we intend in a modern sense: he was interested in opening classes, looking for students, teaching publicly, competing, taking exams, presiding over exams, etc.

According to Erard, in Nocquet had already trained over yudansha [5]. His exposure to Aikido in Japan was also based on the new modernized setting of the Hombu Dojo, promulgated by Kisshomaru Ueshiba, and based on the progressive opening of art to the outside world [34].

He never saw himself as a master of Aikido and, on the other hand, he did not even need it, neither to acquire status nor much less for economic reasons, given that his social position was already widely affirmed both in orientalism and in esotericism.

It is my hope that this work of mine, which comes after an inexplicable 55 years delay, will help to relocate his figure in the appropriate Olympus of the great Aikido in Italy and beyond. At that time there were about 27, or 28, people at the Takinokawa factory and about one thousand at the Oji factory.

It was a major industry for Kita Ward, and it was also a government office. Well, I said that I was starting a Judo club and started to recruit people. Of course, nobody knew what Aikido was at that time, but the people were already gathering together and at some point I became the manager.

So I said that for us there is something different and switched them all right over to Aikido. Because it works. The Founder and Waka Sensei both came to those classes. Yasuo Kobayashi sensei taking ukemi for Andre Noquet at a department store rooftop demonstration. It said that the first All Japan Aikido Demonstration was held in Yamano Hall in Showa year 35 , but there were actually other groundbreaking events that were held before that.

In Showa year 30 the ambassadors and ministers from many countries were invited to five days of demonstrations on the rooftop of the Takashimaya Department Store. This was the first demonstration ever given in public. For that reason, it was touch and go whether or not O-Sensei would allow it.

I think that Waka Sensei went through great trials with these problems. See if I care! I believe that it is because of that demonstration that the first All Japan was able to be held. At the time all of the old students from the provinces, from Osaka to Kyushu, came running to help. I borrowed a bus from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing Aikido club and about forty men and women came to participate each day in outings from the government offices. There were children, and there were times when I thought that it was just enough, that I should just devote myself to my work.

Around then, Kisshomaru Doshu invited me through Yamaguchi-san to go drinking. Both Doshu and Yamaguchi-san have already passed on though. Yamaguchi-san watched his health with things like that brown rice diet, so even though Yamaguchi-san was older I thought that he would live on after I died. Aikido: Confronting a Crisis December 7, Current Status of Aikido Journal website December 9, Community Insights: April 3, Join the Newsletter.

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