Definition of Taizendo
Taizendo is a new style of martial arts which was made up after gathering and consolidating Japanese traditional martial arts for the purpose of protection of your own body and the spirit.

What Taizendo means
[TAI] means body, [ZEN] means total, and [DO] means idea and method. Thus, the name of Taizendo represents Comprehensive physical method (Total Self-defense martial arts) as well as Implementation of idea by use of the whole body (peace activity via physical and mental control).

Purpose and policy of Taizendo
Taizendo is a method of not only self-defense but also self-control and good coexistence with others. Thus, you can say that the main purpose of Taizendo is, by way of popularization of its techniques, to learn how successfully people around the world can coexist and develop together as well as to establish networks which help to build globally peaceful environment.

Self-defense techniques
Lessons of Taizendo teach you how to protect yourself via unarmed one-to-one fight. Nevertheless, unlike traditional karate and judo, Taizendo techniques do not aim to determine the winner nor to beat up your opponent with your accumulated force. Taizendo is a skill to avoid fighting and promote reconciliation preferably without harming neither the opponent nor yourself.