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Unlock the true power of the Aikido Journal knowledge base with our on-demand video collection. Bring new dimension and depth to our 40 years of research and storytelling. Founded in 1974 (as Aiki News) by Stanley Pranin, Aikido Journal has built and published the world’s most extensive collection of aikido media and research. As a subscriber, you'll directly support our work and get on-demand access to our video collection. You'll also get access to special gifts, discounts, and other subscriber benefits.
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Aikido Journal TV is an on-demand video platform from Aikido Journal, dedicated to preserving aikido knowledge while supporting the development of the art. Its collection brings together instructional courses, demonstrations, and archival material, drawing on Aikido Journal’s decades of research and storytelling. Subscribers can stream videos and access digital gift boxes featuring items such as ebooks, artwork, and back issues of Aiki News. Membership also offers discounts on Aikido Journal Academy courses, seminars, special events, and selected products, while subscriptions help fund the organization’s efforts to connect and support the aikido community.
The video library includes a nine-part Nishio Aikido course covering 82 techniques and concepts, the full curriculum with ken and jo forms, and English translations by Stanley Pranin. It also features a three-volume Daito-ryu Aikijujitsu instructional series by Katsuyuki Kondo, outlining 118 techniques, as well as six videos from the 1985 First Aikido Friendship Demonstration, featuring six prominent aikido practitioners. Subscriptions are available monthly or annually, and individual videos can also be purchased.
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