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	Encyclopedia of Aikido [SHIODA, GOZO]
		Following a brief period of training in IWAMA after the war, Shioda established Yoshinkan Aikido in 1955 and opened a dojo in Tsukudo Hachiman with the financial backing of a number of prominent people.
		Shioda stated that the aikido he teaches is a faithful rendering of the prewar AIKI BUDO techniques of the founder when he was at his technical peak.
		Shioda appeared in FRIENDSHIP DEMONSTRATION II in 1986.
	www.aikidojournal.com /encyclopedia.php?entryID=607 (237 words)

	Soke Shioda Gozo
		Shioda was sent to Formosa with the Japanese army during the war years and, like Ueshiba, was able to utilize the real combat situation to train himself physically and mentally.
		Shioda Sensei's style of Aikido is known as Yoshinkan, a name that he inherited from his father who owned a kendo and judo dojo by that name.
		Shioda Sensei was highly respected all over the world for his attitude toward the Budo disciplines and for his belief in Wa (harmony) as a way of life.
	www.aikido-yoshinkai.org /Shioda.htm (315 words)

	Gozo Shioda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gozo Shioda (塩田剛三) (September 9, 1915 - July 17, 1994), is a Japanese aikido teacher and the founder of Yoshinkan style of aikido.
		Shioda was a student of judo while young, and after being easily thrown by Morihei Ueshiba after a demonstration, became his student in 1932.
		Shioda junior was a fl belt in judo by the time he entered high-school.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gozo_Shioda (700 words)

	Ken Shin Kai - Gozo Shioda
		Gozo Shioda, Vice President of the International Martial Arts Federation, outstanding martial artist, author, teacher and Founder of the Yoshinkan school of Aikido, died in Tokyo, Sunday 17th July 1994, after a protracted illness.
		Gozo Shioda was born in Shinjuku, Tokyo in 1915.
		The reputation of Gozo Shioda, described by Black Belt magazine as "Aikido's Little Giant", attracted a long line of distinguished visitors to his dojo, all eager to observe the diminutive Shioda subdue opponents a third of his age and in some cases more than twice his weight.
	www.kenshinkai.org.uk /shioda.htm (921 words)

	Koshinkan Aikido Society - Gozo Shioda
		Soke Gozo Shioda Sensei (1915-1994) - founder of Yoshinkan Aikido
		Gozo Shioda was born in Shinjuku, Tokyo in 1915.
		Gozo Shioda, an outstanding martial artist, author, teacher and Founder of the Yoshinkan school of Aikido, died in Tokyo, Sunday 17th July 1994, after a protracted illness.
	www.koshinkan-aikido.co.uk /gozo_shioda.htm (1066 words)

	Shindokan Books - Aikido Shugyo by Gozo Shioda
		Aikido Shugyo, by Gozo Shioda, was originally released in Japanese in 1991.
		Gozo Shioda, one of the most talented students of the art's founder Morihei Ueshiba, is the author of this fascinating tome that recounts his career and philosophy as an aikido teacher.
		Shioda Sensei participated in front of some 15,000 on-lookers and was awarded the Grand Prize for best performance.
	www.shindokanbooks.com /shugyo.shtml (532 words)

	Aikido Shudokan ~ About Yoshinkan Aikido
		It was in the art of judo where Soke Shioda Gozo excelled, having reached the level of third dan by the time he had reached his mid-teens.
		Soke Shioda Gozo was awarded his 9th dan by Ueshiba Morihei Sensei in 1961.
		Soke Shioda Gozo was convinced that through the silent language of Aikido, all differences between peoples and between cultures disappear, making peace and a harmonious co-existence a reality rather than an ideal.
	www.aikidoshudokan.com /aikido_yoshinkan.htm (463 words)

	aikido dojo indianapolis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Gozo Shioda was born in 1915, the son of a renowned medical doctor.
		Shioda, unlike his teacher, was not a person with strong spirtual inclinations - but he clearly saw the power of Aikido technique and sincerely wanted there to be options for people so that they could resist the fear that accompanies a sense of physical vulnerability.
		Shioda Soke's concept of creating a teaching style has resulted in a system in which the forms that we study on a daily basis are seen as a way to "learn" about Aikido - not to simply "do" techniques that may or may not be effective.
	www.aikiconcepts.org /display.asp?id=17 (1772 words)

	Misogi Aikido Organisation - Aikido History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Gozo Shioda was born in Shinjuku Tokyo in 1915, his father Seiichi Shioda was a prominent pediatrician and medical academic who having a penchant for the martial arts had constructed a dojo known as the Yoshinkan, at his home in Yotsuya, Tokyo.
		Various teachers were invited to demonstrate and instruct there and the young Gozo Shioda was soon taken with the prowess of the newly emerging Judo.He began enthusiastically began to practice showing the determination and abundance of energy that were to characterize his entire approach to life.
		The reputation of Gozo Shioda, described by Black Belt magazine as "Aikido’s Little Giant" attracted a long line of visitors to his dojo eager to observe the diminutive Shioda subdue opponents a third of his age and often more than twice his weight.
	www.misogi-aikido.com /shioda1.htm (635 words)

	Island Aikido - Aikido History
		Shioda entered Ueshiba's dojo at the age of 18, and lived and practiced there for eight years.
		Gozo Shioda Sensei's style of Aikido is known as Yoshinkan, a name that he inherited from his father who owned a Kendo and Judo dojo by that name.
		Gozo Shioda Sensei was respected the world over for his attitude toward the Budo disciplines and for his belief in Wa (Harmony) as a way of life.
	www.islandaikido.com /History.html (1231 words)

	Arun Aikido - Shioda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		One of Ueshiba's outstanding students was Soke Gozo Shioda (born September 9, 1915), who contributed much to bring about the increased popularity that Aikido has enjoyed since World War II.
		Shioda Sensei established the Yoshinkan Aikido dojo in 1955.
		Soke Shioda was highly respected all over the world for his attitude toward the Budo disciplines and for his belief in "Wa" (harmony) as a way of life.
	www.arunaikido.co.uk /shioda.html (344 words)

	Adelaide Yoshinkai Aikido - South Australia.
		His father, Seiichi Shioda, was a prominent paediatrician and medical academic who, having a penchant for the martial arts, had constructed a dojo, known as the Yoshinkan, at his home in Yosuya, Tokyo.
		In 1990 Gozo launched another course, this time for Yoshinkan aikido practitioners from around the world seeking to become instructors, and this international program is currently in its fourth year.
		Aikikai was headed by the founder's son, Kisshomaru Ueshiba, Yoshinkai was founded by Gozo Shioda and Ki no Kenkyukai was founded by O Sensei's son-in-law, Koichi Tohei.
	www.ojirowashi.com /shioda.htm (942 words)

	FightingArts.com - Aikido in the Postwar Years: 1946-1956
		It was primarily students of Waseda and Takushoku Universities--alma maters of Kisshomaru and Gozo Shioda, respectively--that tended the premises in the absence of Kisshomaru who was in charge of the dojo.
		Shioda was one of the founder's early students who enrolled at the Kobukan Dojo in 1932.
		Shioda gathered together some 55 of the strongest members of the kendo, judo and sumo clubs of his alma mater, Takushoku University, to serve as a security force.
	www.fightingarts.com /reading/article.php?id=512 (3588 words)

	E-Budo.com - Gozo Shioda and JFK's Bodyguard
		I read a bit about Gozo Shioda doing a demonstration in Tokyo for John F. Kennedy and after the demonstration JFK apparently thoguth that it was very impressive but wondered how Shioda would do against his big bodyguards.
		Shioda invited the bodyguards one at a time onto the mat and ended up perfoming yonkajo onone of them.
		I would think that if Gozo Shioda used yonkajo on the body guard and got him on the ground whether it was strictly a demonstration or a fight should not really matter.
	www.e-budo.com /forum/showthread.php?t=24527 (742 words)

	AikiWeb Aikido Forums - Gozo Shioda and JFK's Bodyguard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		I read a bit about Gozo Shioda doing a demonstration in Tokyo for John F. Kennedy and after the demonstration JFK apparently thoguth that it was very impressive but wondered how Shioda would do against his big bodyguards.
		Shioda invited the bodyguards one at a time onto the mat and ended up perfoming yonkajo onone of them.
		Shioda was one of the more "show biz" types, but that only means that we have archival records of the stuff he was working on.
	www.aikiweb.com /forums/printthread.php?t=4995 (805 words)

	Bugeki Kai Aikido (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The late Gozo Shioda of the Yoshinkan Dojo occupied a prominent place in the Japanese martial arts community.
		One of Ueshiba's most outstanding pupils was Gozo Shioda (9th Dan), the founder of the Aikido Yoshinkan, who has contributed much to bring about the popularity that Aikido has enjoyed since the war.
		Shioda entered Ueshiba Sensei's Dojo at the age of eighteen and lived there for eight years and even as a student he displayed the clear cut, graceful technique and extraordinary vigor we see today.
	wwwuser.gwdg.de /~bhire/aikido.htm (1056 words)

	Aiki Related Books and Videos
		Shioda Gozo (1915-1994) was one of the first students of Ueshiba Morihei, the founder of Aikido and founded Yoshinkan Aikido in 1956.
		Shioda Gozo Shihan, the founder of Yoshinkan Aikido, was one of the greatest martial artists of the 20th century.
		Shioda Gozo is the legendary founder of Yoshinkan Aikido.
	budogu.com /shopsite_sc/store/html/page47.html (5109 words)

	What is Aikido? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		On May 23, 1932, the 17-year-old Gozo was brought to the Ueshiba dojo to witness a demonstration.
		Gozo Shioda would stay on as an uchideshi for an unprecedented 7 years in this atmosphere.
		Terada Hanshi co-founded Yoshinkan Aikido with Gozo Shioda, in 1955.
	www.aikidolondon.ca /what_is_aikido.htm (1262 words)

	Budovideos.com
		Gozo Shioda served the founder of Aikido, Morihei Ueshiba, as a live in student for 8 years.
		Shioda is most well known for his strong techniques based on basic movements however in his later years, his techniques became very soft and almost imperceptible to the eye.
		Gozo Shioda, the founder of Yoshinkan Aikido shares many of his thought on Aikido training, his experiences living in various countries, and his use of Aikido arts in real fights.
	www.budovideos.com /shop/customer/pages.php?pageid=10 (2409 words)

	The Aikido FAQ: Philosophy - The concept of Ki in Aikido
		The aim of this article is surveying the writting and teaching of Kaiso, his deshi's: Ueshiba, Tohei, Yamada, Shioda, Saito, Saotome, Nadeau, Dobson, Homa...
		He refers to ki as "the power of the spirit of the mind that we all possess but which we use only on rare occasion." There is no noticable mention of ki in the work of Gozo Shioda sensei, the founder of Yoshinkan Aikido.
		Shioda sensei's flawless and spontaneous techniques can only be compared with the equilibrium and tranquility reflected in chinese landscape paintings.
	www.aikidofaq.com /philosophy (2496 words)

	E-Budo.com - Gozo Shioda and Total Aikido
		I've been reading Gozo Shioda's book Total Aikido and I wanted to know what everyone thought about him and his work since I'm not an aikidoka, but I'll be taking classes soon.
		One instructor (a large marine), filling in as uke for Shioda many years ago told me that at first he thought that he was much larger in size just by the way he dominated the mat.
		There’s a clip on Japanese TV where the old Shioda is introduced to a talk show host who must have had the brains of a flea.
	www.e-budo.com /forum/showthread.php?t=29462 (1068 words)

	Powell's Books - Total Aikido: The Master Course by Gozo Shioda
		Aikido students and enthusiasts the world over will be delighted with this English translation of Gozo Shioda's "hidden principles," finally made available by the Yoshinkan school of aikido.
		An outstanding student of aikido founder Morihei Ueshiba, Shioda, who taught thousands of people in his lifetime, left a profound legacy, successfully teaching the spiritual and practical applications of a martial art that could all too easily become mired in one or the other.
		GOZO SHIODA, born in Tokyo in 1915, became the outstanding student of Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of modern aikido.
	www.powellsbooks.com /biblio?isbn=4770020589 (424 words)

	Turboman's Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Shioda started training the Tokyo police in Aikido including the elite Kidotai riot unit.
		Shioda was an author of numerous books in Japanese and English.
		It was reported on Aikido-L that Shioda Sensei passed away circa 1994.
	www.turboman.nl /shioda.htm (123 words)

	Historic Shuyokan photos - Shuyokan Martial Arts Center - Costa Mesa, California, U.S.A.
		Gozo Shioda Sensei's visit to California in 1980 (Photo by Dye Sensei) (167kb)
		Dye Sensei with Gozo Shioda Sensei in Toronto, Canada during an IYAF training seminar, 1990 (229kb)
		Dye Sensei with Yasuhisa Shioda Sensei, 1990 (24kb)
	www.shuyokan.com /history/dojophotos.html (109 words)

	International Yoshinkai Aikido Federation - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		On 14 June 2007, I, Yasuhisa Shioda was elected to be the new Yoshinkan Kancho.
		I began to study Yoshinkan Aikido when I was in the first year in Junior High School under the instruction of my father Gozo Shioda.
		I have lived with and trained with him since that time to his passing; and his dream was to spread Yoshinkan Aikido throughout the world and make a contribution to world peace.
	www.yoshinkan-aikido.org /contents/home?language=english (208 words)

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