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What (who) is dojo - definition
Dojo
é o local onde se treinam artes marciais japonesas. Muito mais do que uma simples área, o dojô deve ser respeitado como se fosse a casa dos praticantes.
Aikikai Hombu Dojo
, literalmente "Dojo Sede do Aikikai", é a organização sede mundial do estilo Aikikai da arte marcial japonesa aiquidô. Localizada em Tóquio, Japão, a Fundação Aikikai dirige e coordena as regras do estilo Aikikai, servindo como base para as várias associações nacionais espalhadas pelo mundo.
Dojo yaburi
Dojo yaburi (, Dōjō yaburi, derrotar/desafiar o dojô) era uma prática que consistia em desafiar uma escola inteira de artes marciais japonesas. Historicamente, desenvolveu-se dentro da cultura dos samurai e poderia se dar mediante um desafio lançado entre escolas rivais, ou não, ou mediante um desafio individual.
Examples of use of dojo
1. My friend Robin Birley came over for the party and asked to watch the training in the dojo.
2. Oguchi helped found top U.S. taiko groups, including San Francisco Taiko Dojo, which has performed in Hollywood movies and on international tours since its founding 40 years ago.
3. Michelle was in Dojo (a Japanese–style martial arts training hall} taking Krav Maga, which is like dirty street fighting." So just how has Michelle succeeded where so many others – such as fellow ex–EastEnders Martine McCutcheon and Tamzin Outhwaite – failed?
4. I have a second ‘dan‘ from Japan and have been managing a dojo –– a place to study martial arts –– with a friend.» He says he got the idea to found Mountrain in 1'86 but it was not the right time to establish such a place in Turkey so he put his vision on hold and worked as a trainer with the Camel Trophy, the biggest endurance race in the world, in 1'8'. Tümay, who subsequently worked for 11 years with the Camel Trophy, says÷ «I wanted to race in it but they rejected me.