Ueshiba Morihei
The founder of Aikido
1883-1969
O Sensei, or “Great Teacher,” refers to Ueshiba Morihei, the founder of Aikido and a leading student of Sokaku Takeda, who taught the art of Daito-Ryu Aikijujutsu. Ueshiba refined this martial art and, in 1936, renamed it “Aiki Budo” to distinguish his teachings from Daito-Ryu. By 1942, as Japan embraced the concept of “The Way” (Do), Ueshiba further evolved his art into what is now known as “Aikido.” Revered for his teachings, O Sensei’s influence is seen in the various Aikido styles still practiced today, developed by his master pupils such as Minoru Mochizuki, Kenji Tomiki, and Gozo Shioda.
Shioda Gozo Soke
Founder of Yoshinkan Aikido
1915-1994
Shioda Gozo Soke, born in Tokyo in 1915, was a top student of Aikido founder Morihei Ueshiba and the founder of Yoshinkan Aikido, one of the major styles of Aikido. In 1955, Shioda developed Yoshinkan Aikido, focusing on practical self-defense techniques and precise, strong movements. His style gained popularity both in Japan and internationally, with Shioda training law enforcement agencies, including the Tokyo Riot Police. Until his death in 1994, Shioda Kancho continued to promote Yoshinkan Aikido, which remains widely practiced today for its effectiveness in real-world self-defense.
About school

Aikido Kiyokan
is a traditional dojo committed to the practice of a rigorous and dynamic style of Aikido.
Practicing traditional martial arts offers numerous benefits: it enhances discipline, sharpens focus,
boosts overall fitness, and improves flexibility. At Aikido Kiyokan, we honor the values and teachings handed down
by the great masters who came before us, keeping alive the deep history and timeless traditions of this ancient art.
Students of our school constantly improve their skills in Tokyo. We invite the most famous and really skilled teachers.

The founder of Aikido Kiyokan Andrii Berezhnyi Shihan, 7th Dan Aikido, was trained and certified in Japan.

Andrii Berezhnyi Shihan
7th Dan Aikido
Founder of the Aikido Kiyokan School

  • Has been practicing Aikido for 30 years. Since 1997, has regularly trained in Japan. Has trained over 100 black belts in Aikido from 1st to 4th Dan.

  • Certified as a 6th Dan in Japan at Aikido Renshinkai Honbu Dojo, personally by the head of the organization, Tsutomu Chida Soke.

  • Since 1998, has organized annual international seminars with Aikido masters: Kyoichi Inoue Kancho, Tsutomu Chida Soke, Tsuneo Ando Shihan, Yukio Utada Sensei, Joe Tambu Shinan, Kenji Ito Sensei, David Rubens Sensei, Saburo Takashima Sensei, Kenji Nakazawa Sensei.

  • Since 2001, has held seminars in Brno (Czech Republic), New York (USA), and Będzin (Poland).

  • In 2018-2019, participated in the Senshusei Course (intensive instructor course) at Aikido Renshinkai Honbu Dojo, Tokyo, Japan.

  • In 2018-2019, underwent an internship at Aikido Shudokan in Melbourne, Australia, under the main instructor Joe Tambu Shihan.

  • In 2023, left the Aikido Renshinkai organization.

  • In January 2025, Sensei Andrii Berezhnyi received the 7th Dan and the title of Shihan from Tsuneo Ando Shihan, 9th Dan.







Concentration
In Aikido Kiyokan, we do not rely on might. We try to develop the focused power of the whole body (shuchu-ryoku). When the strength of legs, knees, hips, stomach, etc. is united in one point, an extremely powerful force develops.
Timing
In Aikido Kiyokan, we learn to react at the moment when an attacker is sure that his attack will hit the target. If the timing of your attack is correct - you will be able to cause a serious damage to the enemy, even if you do not perform any specific technique.
Protection from weapons
The dynamic techniques of Aikido Kiyokan are aimed at neutralizing attackers with cold weapons. Movement speed and circular movements give you a chance to emerge victorious from the most difficult situations.
Whole body strength
Aikido Kiyokan teaches us to use the whole body power, and not just arms or legs. Using the whole body and concentration increases your strength immensely.
Address/Schedule
ul. Artura Malawskiego, 6 Warszawa (Mokotów)
We train intensively, dynamically and fun.
We always have a pleasant atmosphere that encourages a friendly practice of Aikido.
Beginners gradually and safely prepare for more intensive training.
Morning group
Monday, Wednesday, Friday:
6:00-7:00; 7:00-8:00

Evening group
Tuesday, Thursday: 20:15-21:15
Saturday: 8:00-9:00
Weekend group
Saturday, Sunday:
9:00-10:00
Choose your rhythm

We offer different intensity of classes.
You can choose your training rhythm, depending on your goal and time available.
General group
Training for adults of various skill levels: from beginners to experienced students.

Cost
250 PLN/month (3 times a week)
215 PLN/month (2 times a week)
190 PLN/month (1 time a week)
70 PLN for a single training session

Training Attire
White dogi (Aikido uniform) and a belt corresponding to your Aikido level. For beginners: a T-shirt and sports pants are acceptable.



Individual training
(for 1 to 2 people)
Training for adults of various skill levels: from beginners to experienced students.

Cost
1700 PLN/month (3 times a week)
1420 PLN/month (2 times a week)
1150 PLN/month (1 time a week)
300 PLN for a single training session

Training Attire
White dogi (Aikido uniform) and a belt corresponding to your Aikido level. For beginners: a T-shirt and sports pants are acceptable.

4-month intensive course for beginners
A fast and effective way to get acquainted with the basics of Aikido, understand how interesting it is for you, and, if desired, take a test for an Aikido rank after completing the course.

Cost of the 4-Month Course
2000 PLN for the entire course (5 times a week)
or
750 PLN/month (5 times a week)

Training Attire
White dogi (Aikido uniform) and a white belt, or a T-shirt and sports pants.
6-month intensive course Buki Waza
The 6-month intensive Buki Waza course is an opportunity to refine technical skills and work on teaching methodology.

Cost of the 6-Month Course
3000 PLN for the entire course (5 times a week)
or
750 PLN/month (5 times a week)

Training Attire
White dogi (Aikido uniform) and a belt corresponding to your Aikido level.
6-month intensive course for black belts
The 6-month intensive course for black belts is an opportunity to refine technical skills and work on teaching methodology. After completing the program, successful candidates will be able to take a test for a Dan rank.

Cost of the 6-Month Course
3000 PLN for the entire course (5 times a week)
or
750 PLN/month (5 times a week)

Training Attire
White dogi (Aikido uniform) and a black belt.
11-month intensive course
The 11-month intensive course is a physically demanding program that emphasizes proper form, technique, and teaching methodology. No prior Aikido experience is required. Students who successfully complete the course will have the opportunity to take the black belt exam.

Cost of the 11-Month Course
6000 PLN for the entire course (5 times a week)
or
750 PLN/month (5 times a week)

Training Attire
White dogi (Aikido uniform) and a belt corresponding to your Aikido level.

Please note that the monthly subscription fee is paid regardless of attendance.

Missed training sessions due to illness can be compensated by attending other group classes,

but the cost of the subscription remains unchanged. There is no monetary compensation for missed sessions.

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Membership Card

Membership Card

Regular training in Aikido Kiyokan school allows you to join the Aikido Kiyokan community - people who share the aspiration to constantly improve their Aikido mastery.

You will gain:

  • Aikido Kiyokan membership card
  • Access to special offers and subscriptions
  • Access to Mastery level certifications
  • Access to seminars taught by the world's best Senseis, organized by the Aikido Kiyokan school on a regular basis
  • Access to other events organized by the Aikido Kiyokan school
The annual membership fee is 20 euro/year.

Affiliate Dojos

Affiliate Dojos


Affiliate Dojos are those dojos which are registered with the Aikido Kiyokan and follow the testing program established by the Aikido Kiyokan Honbu Dojo.

Dojo membership fee:

  • Entrance fee: 150 Euro
  • Yearly membership fee: 100 Euro
Fees from Aikido Kiyokan membership will be used for the administration of the Aikido Kiyokan and for the hosting of events on the Aikido Kiyokan calendar such as demonstrations and seminars. Any remaining capital may be used to subsidise visits by Aikido Kiyokan Honbu Dojo instructors to member dojos and member countries or to subsidise visits by members to train at Aikido Kiyokan Honbu Dojo or attend events hosted or supported by the Aikido Kiyokan.

Test

You have an opportunity to qualify for Kyu or Dan level of mastery per requirements approved by Aikido Kiyokan. The organization issues its own certificates for Kyu and Dan degrees.


News
Seminar at your Dojo
Andrii Berezhnyi Sensei will be happy to share his experience.

We are looking for a space for Aikido training

We are looking for a space (50-70 m², in Mokotów, Ursynów, Wilanów, Włochy, Ochota, or Wola) for Aikido training.
We are open to collaborating with other martial arts schools for joint rental of the space.
We are also interested in purchasing a ready-made space for an Aikido dojo (100-150 m²) on an installment plan.
Please send your proposals to aikidokiyokanpoland@gmail.com or call +48 691 784 802

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Thanks to all the Sensei's for teaching
Valeriy Stahnik Sensei (My first Aikido teacher)
Inoue Kyoichi Kancho
Tsutomu Chida Soke
Yukio Utada Sensei
Tsuneo Ando Shihan
Joe Thambu Shihan
Jacques Muguruza Shihan
Kenji Ito Sensei
Saburo Takashima Sensei
Hidenori Kanazawa Sensei
Masahiko Noriki Sensei
David Rubens Sensei
合気道気養館

Aikido Kiyokan
train your body and spirit
Warsaw, Poland

ul. Artura Malawskiego 6
(Mokotów)

+48 691 784 802
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