Hello. Congratulations on your entrance into Kwansei Gakuin University,. You see the homepage of the Kwansei Gakuin aikido club in that, and thank you. A Kwansei Gakuin aikido club is a club for the purpose of learning importance, the pleasure of manners and making an effort as well as technical improvement through the martial arts called the aikido. If you are interested in aikido or Japanese culture such as manners and wants to expand a college life, come to the dojo studio once by all means. In closing, we hope a Kwansei Gakuin aikido club become the world entrance of "aikido" and "the Japanese culture." Thank you very much.

Kwansei Gakuin University athletic association aikido club.

こんにちは。 関西学院大学へのご入学、おめでとうございます。 そのなかでも関学合気道部のホームページをご覧頂き、ありがとうございます。 関学合気道部は、合気道という武道を通して技術の向上だけではなく礼儀作法や努力する事の大切さ、楽しさを学ぶことを目的としたクラブです。 合気道に興味がある方、礼儀作法等の日本の文化に興味がある方、大学生活を充実させたい方はぜひ一度道場にお越しください。 関学合気道部が“合気道”や“日本の文化”の世界の入口になることを願って、ご挨拶とさせて頂きます。

関西学院大学体育会合気道部

  For French Felicitations , vous qui venez d’integrer Kansai Gakuin Daigaku.   Merci , vous d’itre venu voir la page du Club d’Aikido de Kangaku.   Le Club d’Aikido de Kangaku, ce n’est pas seulement progresser dans la pratique technique du Budo qu’est l’aikido, mais c’est aussi realiser l’importance et l’interet de l’etiquette et de l’effort, apprendre ou, ce sont les buts du club.   Passez au dojo une fois, pour l’aikido loisir, comme partie de la culture japonaise comme la politesse, ou en encore parce que vous souhaitez vivre la vie etudiante a fond !   En vous souhaitant de rentrer dans le monde de l’aikido ou encore dans celui de la culture japonaise, le Club d’aikido de Kangaku vous accueillera avec beaucoup de plaisir.   ローレンス君からの感想文です！ありがとう！ Hi, my name is Laurens and I used to be an exchange student at Kangaku. As I've been practicing aikido for 11 years now, naturally I was interested in training with the Kangaku aikido club. And it was a very interesting experience! Especially the customs observed during training were a unique experience. As the advanced students make their way from the club room to the dojo, together with the teacher, they are greeted by a first or second year student who yells something at the top of their lungs. During ukemi or rollin practice, first and second year students alternatingly shout encouragements of ファイト, fight! I must also say I have gained great admiration for the stamina of all the students! I think they must have done at least 6 rounds of shiko (walking on your knees) around the dojo, whereas I had to give up after only 2 or 3 rounds! All in all, I had a great time training with the KGU aikido club! And I can certainly recommend anyone who practices aikido to at least try it once!