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A dojo (道場 dōjō?) is a Japanese term which literally means "place of the way". Initially, dōjōs were adjunct to temples. In the Western World, the term dōjō primarily refers to a training place specifically for Japanese martial arts such as aikido, judo, karate, or samurai; in Japan, any physical training facility, including professional wrestling schools, may be called dōjō because of its close martial arts roots. Japanese Dojo Aesthetic, Japanese Dojo Design, Curved Tiles, Japanese Dojo, Dojo Design, Japanese Traditional Architecture, Traditional Japanese Home, Judo Karate, Japan House
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Kobukai Jujitsu – Blog – The Traditional Dojo

What is a Traditional Dojo? What should one expect when entering a traditional dojo? Does attending a Traditional Dojo mean you will learn old and outdated techniques that wont work in the modern world? Is it even important to train at a Traditional Dojo? If so – why? And where does someone even find a […]

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48 hours in Tokyo – a Japanese architecture guide - The Golden Bun

Yes, call me crazy – 85 km of sightseeing in 11 hours is hilarious. But please consider, I’d only had a little bit more than 48 hours in Tokyo and wanted to see everything! With everything I mean to see as much architecture as possible. For those of you who are new to the blog – I’ve studied architecture for six years. To visit architectural interesting buildings sometimes I take quite long […]

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by Midnight Freemason Contributor WB Darrin A. Lahners *Editors Note* WB Lahners originally sent this to me in one post. I thought it best to split this up into a few pieces. Deciding where to break it apart was difficult, however I feel that we accomplished this so that one can read a part and contiue the next one without a refresher. Just the same, there will be links to each previous piece as the come out. I hope you enjoy! Read Part 1 After taking the red pill, Neo is brought to another…

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3 shot HDR of the Japanese Tea House on Monte Sano. I can't help but feel that an afternoon's work with a bottle of Murphy's Oil would do this place wonders. Something to put some life back in floors and maybe a little paint on the round windows to bring the reds back out. Update - featured on Digital Photographer Photo Blog Close Up on 3/17/2011.

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Japanese rooms, the meaning of Mu, and Kenya Hara on emptiness - Core77

I received an interesting note in response to yesterday's post about living with a traditional Japanese futon. The author of the note, Ko Nakatsu, took exception to my oversimplified blog-ready description of why futons are folded and put away, and wanted to set the record straight in greater detail (which...

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