[Aikido Special] Top 5 Aikido Documentaries

Welcome to Aikido Siauliai’s Top 5 Aikido Documentaries. We’ve chosen five different documentaries about Aikido that seem to catch most attention to those practising and those who’ve never tried Aikido before. Mind that it is only our personal opinion of the list and we are looking forward to hearing your feedback at the end of your watching. First off, we have “Aikido Kyoto – Okamoto Yoko Shihan”. Although it’s a fairly new documentary it has already caught the attention of many people. It’s very well filmed, the quality and music are great. There is a nice balance between training shots and the interview to keep viewers’ attention. Also, it is not so common to see a documentary featuring a woman Sensei, which also makes it stand out of the crud.

Although Steven Seagal is a very contraceptional figure, we cannot deny how well this documentary is made. Despite at certain moments feeling a bit puffed up, it succeeds in drawing in the viewer and making everyone who watches it feel inspired about the art and burning to either start doing it or run back and train on the mat.

Also, it is a good chance to get closer to the Steven Seagal’s legend… Or… At least it’s bright side of it. A great mix between some history, information and entertainment – the samurai Spirit captures it all. Although not always precise and sometimes a bit artificial, it is a great documentary to get someone interested into the art and also receive some insights about Aikido. Considering the colourfulness and wide covering of various topics, we’ve chosen this to be our number 3 best Aikido documentary.

Although it has both its ups and downs, the National Geographic’s Aikido documentary stands up to its name. It touches both Japan’s and Aikidos history and introduces some of the most well-known Aikido Sensei’s, which makes it a well-deserved place in our list. The documentary not only introduces you to the art but also takes you on a journey through different places and moments of importance of this sophisticated path. How could this list be without a documentary dedicated to the founder himself – Morihei Ueshiba. Although just 30 minutes long, it allows us to come closer to the once living legend, not only letting us know more about the practice, but also about the life and philosophy that Sensei cherished so much.

It is a documentary that captures a moment in Aikido’s history and should be seen by all its practitioners. So, we hope you enjoyed our list. Let us know in the comments if you think we’ve missed something or if you would have made the list differently, also if you would like to see more of Aikido’s top lists.

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