Kishinjuku & Tokueikan
Kishinjuku was founded in Japan by the late Makoto Kojima Shuhan in 2012 to practise and teach Japanese Aiki Jujutsu. Its training emphasises precise movement, balance and the effective application of technique.
Tokueikan Aiki Jujutsu London is the officially authorised Kishinjuku dojo in the UK, led by Salur Onural, who holds the Kyoden-dairi teaching licence. Tokueikan is part of the wider Kishinjuku community, with authorised dojos in Japan and across Europe.
Makoto Kojima
Founder of Kishinjuku – ShuhanÂ
Makoto Kojima Shuhan began training in Jujutsu at the KoKoDo Honbu Dojo in 2002. He received Menkyo-Kaiden and 6th Dan in 2008, and attained the highest rank in KoKoDo Jujutsu in 2011. In 2012, he established Kishinjuku in Japan to continue the study and teaching of Aiki Jujutsu.
Salur Onural
Tokueikan Instructor – ShihanÂ
Salur Onural began training in Jujutsu in 1990 and has been teaching since 1994. He co-founded London Jujitsu before later dedicating his practice to Kishinjuku Aiki Jujutsu. In 2012, he began training under Makoto Kojima Shuhan in Japan and received the Kyoden-dairi teaching licence in 2015. He subsequently established Tokueikan Aiki Jujutsu London as the authorised Kishinjuku dojo in the UK.
The Four Principles of Kishinjuku
Kishinjuku (氣慎塾) is based on four main principles: Cho-Fu, Ju-Ho, En-Geki and Setsu-Ko. In this video, Makoto Kojima Shuhan demonstrates these principles, which continue to form an important part of training at Tokueikan Aiki Jujutsu London.
Kishinjuku Dojos
Kishinjuku has authorised dojos in Japan and Europe, continuing the Aiki Jujutsu teachings established by the late Makoto Kojima Shuhan. Tokueikan Aiki Jujutsu London is the authorised Kishinjuku dojo in the UK.
Tokyo, Japan
Osaka, Japan
France
Poland