23/08/2026
Ce texte retrace le parcours de Tamura Nobuyoshi, figure emblématique ayant orchestré le développement de l'aïkido en France et en Europe. L'article met en lumière sa philosophie martiale centrée sur la préparation physique et la recherche d'une posture naturelle, intégrant des disciplines de santé variées pour affiner le mouvement. Son enseignement se caractérisait par une évolution constante, passant de gymnastiques dynamiques à une introspection corporelle plus profonde. En outre, l'influence du travail des armes et de l'escrime japonaise a profondément marqué sa technique, privilégiant la précision et l'absence de blocage. En somme, cette source dépeint un maître dévoué à l'étude globale de l'être, où le corps et l'esprit s'harmonisent à travers la pratique du Budo.
TAMURA NOBUYOSHI: the body, core of the practice
https://budojapan.com/feature-articles/20200914-2/
Tamura Nobuyoshi, born in 1933 and deceased in 2010, was undoubtedly the major architect of the development of aikido in France and Europe. Entered as an uchi deshi at the Honbu dojo of the aikikai on August 5, 1952, he stayed there until his departure for Europe in October 1964.
He was a privileged partner of Ueshiba Morihei, particularly with the weapons, and served as otomo (assistant) during his trip to the Hawaiian Islands in 1961.
5th dan at the time, Tamura sensei quickly made a name for himself among Hawaiian aikidoka, who nicknamed him the “stone wall” because it was impossible to move him.......
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