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is a style of Aikido, founded by Shuji Maruyama.〔Gaku Homma, ("Silent Pioneer: Shuji Maruyama Sensei, Kokikai Founder," ) Aikido Journal, November 17, 2002〕〔Brian Ashenfelder, ("Aikido: Traditional Martial Art or New Age Fad?," ) Japan Now,Vol. 2, No. 5 (March 21, 2006) (Wayback Machine archive: 4 February 2008)〕〔Gaku Homma, ("A New Leader in Iwama," ) Aikido Journal, March 8th, 2004〕 The organization is called ''Kokikai Aikido International''. The Kokikai style emphasizes natural movement, ki development, relaxation, good posture and mind-body coordination. It is a minimalist martial art that focuses on making techniques effective while using little physical effort. An axiom of the style is “minimum effort for maximum effect.” The name Kokikai means “school of radiant ki”. The style lists four basic principles: *Keep One point (to develop calmness) *Relax progressively *Find Correct Posture (in everything) *Develop your Positive Mind The style was founded by Shuji Maruyama, and continues to be led by him. He continues to develop the art, so there is no set textbook way of performing any technique. Maruyama was originally sent to the United States in 1966 by the Aikikai Hombu.〔〔 He taught in the US for many years. When Koichi Tohei left Aikikai to found Ki-Aikido, Maruyama followed him. This was consistent with Japanese martial arts tradition, because he was a direct student of Tohei. Maruyama separated from Ki-Aikido in 1986 to found the Kokikai organization.〔〔 As of August 2008, the directory on the official Kokikai website listed dojos in Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, Russia and 19 US states.〔(Dojo directory ), Kokikai Aikido International website (accessed August 5, 2008)〕 ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Kokikai」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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