Our main event every year is called “Seven Days, Diverse Perspectives: Aikido”. Throughout a week, we promote the teachings of various female and male instructors, most of whom lead their own dojos. Some invited international Sensei complement the diversity.

This event aims to allow Aikido practitioners to explore different perspectives of the art that unites them. In this way, we believe they can refine their practice and strengthen their own foundations.

We are aware that, from the very origin of Aikido, emphasis was placed on natural body movements and their personal expression while respecting certain principles. As the popularity of the art has grown worldwide, it has been influenced by diverse cultures and perspectives. This seminar brings together women and men with extensive experience to share their interpretations of the art. Their ranks are recognized by the Aikikai Foundation, and each one has between 10 and 35 years of experience in the practice and teaching of Aikido.