by Jane Muromoto Yung Jane Muromoto Yung began her studies of Shintaido in the late 1970’s. Tenshingoso was her favorite movement. In this article, Jane shares her impressions following a…
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Gashuku Report
by Lee Ordeman Pacific Shintaido 2022 Kangeiko: “Cultivating Compassion”Held January 15-16 via ZoomDirector of Instruction: Shin AokiInstructors: Shin Aoki and Ula ChambersGasshuku Managers: Derk Richardson and Cheryl WilliamsZoom Manager: Sarah…
Read moreShintaido teaching at Zenbrush – A Collaboration
by Connie Borden I was extremely fortunate to teach Shintaido exercises during the week-long calligraphy course presented by Zenbrush at the Mercy Center in Burlingame, CA from March 8th through…
Read more“Good is bad, bad is good!”
by H. F. Ito Previously I sent a post about “Good is bad, bad is good.” This is my most recent follow-up (February 2022). Unfortunately, the legal non-profit entity based…
Read moreMind the Gap
by David Franklin Shintaido of America’s new podcast has recently launched (find it at http://www.shintaido.org/podcast/), and as readers may know, the first season is an audio book: a reading of…
Read moreShintaido of America is releasing the first-ever podcast dedicated to Shintaido
Releasing on January 5, 2022 – join our release party on January 4, 2022! Our motivation to start a podcast When Shintaido of America was founded in 1976, we set…
Read moreHow Deep is Your Community?
Over the past year I helped plan and organize – with a team of three others – a virtual international workshop marking the 20th anniversary of H.F. Ito’s founding of…
Read moreQuebec Canada Gasshuku – Impressions
From September, 2021 A few words from Sarah Covid-19 made its effects felt around the world in 2020 with most gatherings being cancelled, including Shintaido events. As vaccines became available…
Read moreA Deep Bow Journey to Nanjing was a success!
by Tomi Nagai-Rothe “Wonderful information, wonderful video.”“I was deeply touched.”“Moving, beautiful presentation.”“So much power in the desire to heal – almost as much as the healing itself.” “Deeply moved . .…
Read moreInternational Shintaido – an evolving organization
by Lee Ordeman When the idea of dissolving the International Shintaido NPO was first proposed, I was strongly against it. For 13 years as a board member of ISC and…
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