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Last revision: March 4, 2020
Seminars
Upcoming Aikido Seminars
19th Winter Aikido Seminar
Aikikai Serbia in Zemun 2019
December 28 - 29, 2019.
The traditional winter seminar was held in the dojo of AD "Zemun" and brought together over 60 participants from almost all our dojo.
19th Winter Aikido Seminar 2019
19th Winter Aikido Seminar 2019 DAN EXAM
January 1, 2020
40th Aniversary
AD "Zemun" 1980-2020
The 40th aikido season in Zemun has begun, to mark the great anniversary, 40 years since our dojo's first aikido training.
More about previous years and decades on the following recently updated pages:
About dojo 1980 - 2000
About dojo 2001- 2020.
September 11, 2019
AD "Taka"
New dojo adress
CONTINUUM DANCE THEATRE
Niš, Filipa Filipovića 74
The training schedule is: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from 8pm to 9pm.
August 26, 2019
Sizje, Lukavac 2019
Bosnia and Herzegovina
On 9 and 10 June 2019, it was held 17th Aikido Seminar in Lukavac, at the same time "7th Seminar of Aikikaia in Bosnia and Herzegovina".
June 10 2019
57th All Japan Aikido demonstration
Japan 2019
Traveled, Filmed and Participated: Duško Kulačin 4 Dan; recorded embu: Aleksandar Pavlović 2 Dan. Sound from:"Trip to Japan 2005", duration: 14:38.
June 4, 2019
Dojos of Aikikai Serbia 2020
Aikikai Serbia
now 17 locations in 13 cities across Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dojos and clubs 
Exam in
Novi Sad
AD "Marko"
December 1, 2018
Aikikai Serbia and Hombu dojo
In early 2009, the Serbian Aikido Federation - Aikikai Serbia has been given Hombu Recognition. In addition to the rights that has brought us, this award has shown that Hombu dojo believe that we will be worthy to continue to spread aikido in spirit and in accordance with the idea of Morihei Ueshiba.
From March 2012 Aikido Federation of Serbia - Aikikai Serbia is transformed into the "Society for the traditional Japanese culture - Aikikai Serbia".
The new name and focus on the idea that aikido represents a derivative of the rich Japanese culture and martial art and not sport, was one of the main motives for this small in name but in fact a big change.