JCCC Aikikai
6 Garamond Court M3C 1Z5 Toronto, ON, Canada

JCCC Aikikai , martial arts club of DOJO-CHO, head of Club at JCCC (Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre) Toronto are celebrating 50th Anniversary which established by Yazu Masanori-sensei and Kiyoshi Matsui-sensei and carrying by late Ochi Kenji-sensei , Obata Osamu-shihan and Paul Sunn Dojocho JCCC & JCCC Aikikai

A memory of Kawahara Yukio shihan at JCCC dojo in 2010. He was born in Nagasaki and became of Uchideshi, direct student of Tanaka Bansen Shihan in Osaka Aikikai Hombu in Suita , Osaka. Tanaka Bansen shihan had an opportunity to learning Aikido directly from Ueshiba Morihei Kaiso who stayed in Osaka for one year before his passing away. Ueshiba Kaiso gave the name of BANSEI (means !0,000 rivers) to Takana Isaburo . Mr. Kiyoshi Matsui , 2nd Dojocho at JCCC in 1970 on the left of Kawahara shihan in the early days of Canada Kawahara, Ishiyama, Matsu family

Founder and Co-founderès history of great Dojocho of JCCC Aikikai: Masanori Yazu founder 1969-1971, Kiyoshi Matsui 1970-1972. A golden celebration: 50th Anniversary of JCCC Aikikai at Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre Toronto in 2019. Yazu & Matsui

The History of Aikido: Ueshiba Morihei Kaiso, Founder and Doshu born in Wakayama 1883 1969, Ueshiba Kisshomaru 2nd Doshu born in Kyoto 1921 1999, Ueshiba Moriteru 3rd Doshu born in Tokyo 1951 ( Ueshiba family )

It was great experiences to having the memorial events with honorary guest, Ueshiba Kisshomaru Doshu at 20th Anniversary Demonstration organized by the New York Aikikai in New York 1984. Three of JCCC members participated. ( Ueshiba, Tamura, Tohei, Chiba, Yamada, Sugano, Kanai families and NYA )

Everything in the Universe, possesses Kokyu (Breath). This is where the channels of the Spirit are all received. This means that we should all endeavor to make the vibrations of our hearts resonate throughout the Universe, working through the order of the Five Sounds, Five Senses and Five Organs. by Ueshiba Morihei ( Ueshiba family )

The new Dojocho of JCCC Aikikai handed over from Osamu Obata shihan and late Kenji Ochi sensei who joined JCCC Aikikai in 1972 to Paul Sunn Shidoin who joined in 1970. Now, retired Obata sensei is enjoying a permanent resident in Japan. JCCC Aikikai, Ochi, Sunn

Toronto JCCC Aikikai has rich history since established in 1969. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson officially opens the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre in Toronto on June 7, 1964. JCCC, JCCC Aikikai

Promotional video of Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Toronto

Statue and grave of Ueshiba Morihei Kaiso, Founder and Grand Master of Aikido in Tanabe, Wakayama, Japan Ueshiba family