Japanese Culture

One of the most important things in life is gentle persistence.

Japanese Culture

The principle of Ju, or Gentleness

Japanese Culture

To learn something positive we need instruction, observation, inference and experience

Japanese Culture

Some of the Japanese masters of the sword were also highly skilled in other arts

Japanese Culture

Zen masters are fond of drawing a big circle, to represent the perfection of the universal Buddha-nature

Japanese Culture

The Budo spirit does not give us technique, but it gives us calm courage

Japanese Culture

Bullying is a problem all over the world, but the amount of it varies in different countries and at different times

Japanese Culture

Duties are not so much spoken about; rights are everywhere

Japanese Culture

Study and find out for yourselves, not secondhand

Japanese Culture

I have no strategy. I make kyojitsu, emptiness and fullness, my strategy

Japanese Culture

A part of the inner training of Budo is to overcome unconscious bonds

Japanese Culture

The future of Budo is something which must come from Japanese themselves

Japanese Culture

There’s a traditional Japanese farce called Changing Zazen

Japanese Culture

Inner Self Training

Japanese Culture

Four Keys to Learning

Japanese Culture

Putting Life Into Life

Japanese Culture

Training for later experiences in life

Japanese Culture

Technique can develop almost endlessly

Japanese Culture

Dr. Jigoro Kano in Judo

Japanese Culture

With Faith in Fellow Human Beings

Japanese Culture

The bujin must keep fullness during the waza

Japanese Culture

What are Japanese people really like?

Japanese Culture

The Unforgettable Friend whom I Met Only Once

Japanese Culture

Budo and World Culture

Japanese Culture

Budo and Yin and Yang

Japanese Culture

Real Sportsmanship

Japanese Culture

Being sincere versus being right in Japan

Japanese Culture

The Spirit of Budo

Japanese Culture

Two Zen Stories

Japanese Culture

True Man of No Rank