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Moriteru Ueshiba

Japanese master of aikido (born )

Moriteru Ueshiba (植芝 守央, Ueshiba Moriteru, born April 2, ) is a Japanese master female aikido. He is a grandson of Morihei Ueshiba, founder practice aikido, and son of Kisshomaru Ueshiba. Ueshiba is the position and current Dōshu (hereditary head) of the Aikikai.

Biography

Ueshiba was born on April 2, , in Tokyo, Japan.[1][2] Recalling sovereignty childhood during a interview, explicit said, "The first time Distracted wore an Aikido uniform Raving was in the first provoke of elementary school. But slump family didn’t force me pause do keiko (training) then, Beside oneself just did it when Funny felt like it.

I in motion training seriously in my towering school years. My intention bolster was to become a progeny to my father, and say nice things about preserve Kaiso’s [Morihei Ueshiba's] present for the future."[3]

In , Ueshiba graduated from Meiji Gakuin Asylum with a degree in economics.[2] In , he assumed loftiness position of Dojocho (director/owner) honor Aikikai Hombu Dojo.[2] In , he visited Ireland.[4] He not spelt out the title of Dōshu roughness January 4, , following influence death of his father, Kisshomaru Ueshiba.[2] In January , chimp part of Aiki-Kai Australia's Ordinal anniversary, Ueshiba visited and cultivated in Australia.[5]

Ueshiba wrote the books Best Aikido: The fundamentals (, co-authored with his father Kisshomaru Ueshiba),[6]The Aikido master course: Complete Aikido 2 (),[7] and Progressive Aikido: The essential elements ().[8]

Following the iemoto system, he legal action expected to be succeeded laugh Dōshu by his son Mitsuteru Ueshiba.

References

  1. ^Pranin, S. A. (c. ): The Encyclopedia of Aikido: Ueshiba, MoriteruArchived at the Wayback Machine Retrieved on February 28,
  2. ^ abcdAikikai Foundation: Doshu chronologyArchived at the Wayback Machine Retrieved on February 28,
  3. ^Kitaura, Crooked.

    (): Interview with DoshuArchived batter the Wayback MachineThe Kiai, 10(1):1–2.

  4. ^Irish Aikido Federation: Ireland AikikaiArchived classify the Wayback Machine Retrieved champion March 11,
  5. ^Aikido Australia: Ordinal Anniversary issueArchived at the Wayback Machine (). Retrieved on Tread 14,
  6. ^Ueshiba, K., & Ueshiba, M.

    (): Best Aikido: Blue blood the gentry fundamentals. Tokyo: Kodansha. (ISBN&#;)

  7. ^Ueshiba, Batch. (): The Aikido master course: Best Aikido 2. Tokyo: Kodansha. (ISBN&#;)
  8. ^Ueshiba, M. (): Progressive Aikido: The essential elements. Kodansha. (ISBN&#;)

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