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Tag Archives: history
The Orange Story Continues to be Told
Although filmed more than a year ago and having premiered at the end of 2016, the short film The Orange Story starring Chicago Aikido Club (CAC) senior instructor Joe Takehara Sensei continues its journey to educate the public and a new generation about … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Dojo News, Japanese, Uncategorized
Tagged Alphawood Gallery, Full Spectrum Features, history, Japanese American, Japanese American internment, Japanese American National Museum, Japanese American relocation, Joe Takehara, short film, The Orange Story, Then They Came for Me, World War II
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Blast from Chicago Aikido’s Past – Archival Photo from local Japanese festival
Our friend Erik Matsunaga, head instructor of Ravenswood Shorin-ryu Karate Dojo and writer for the Japanese American online journal Discover Nikkei, recently shared with us this excerpt from a 1967 edition of the Chicago Tribune. Dated August 27, it features a photo … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Dojo News, Japanese, martial arts, Uncategorized
Tagged 1967, aikido, Chicago Tribune, festivals, GInza Holiday Festival, history, Illinois Aikido Club, Japanese American Community, Joe Takehara, Martial Arts, Midwest Buddhist Temple, Mike Mamura, Milwaukee Aikido Club
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Aikido Instructor Relives the Past
A member of the crew adjusts Joe Takehara’s wardrobe On Thursday, April 28, Chicago Aikido Club senior instructor Joe Takehara stepped back through time into his own past. Although the actual place was the Illinois Railway Museum in Union, Illinois, it … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Dojo News, Japanese, Media, Uncategorized
Tagged education, history, Internment, Japanese American, Jo Takehara, movies
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More Blasts from Chicago Aikido’s Past
Earlier, we posted a photo from the original Illinois Aikido Club provided by our friend Erik Matsunaga, who is involved in ongoing research into the history of the Japanese American community in Chicago. Here are some more gems from the … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Japanese, martial arts, Media, Uncategorized
Tagged aikido, Chicago, history, Illinois Aikido Club, Japanese American
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