AHAN Aikido Humanitarian Active Network Mindanao

Nippon-Kan

Founder
Gaku Homma Sensei, a direct student of Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido. Mission and Philosophy
Nippon-Kan emphasizes "Aikido for Peace", focusing not just on martial arts training but also on cultural education and humanitarian service. The dojo follows the traditional teachings of Aikido with a strong focus on discipline, respect, and non-violence. It seeks to foster community development, cross-cultural understanding, and self-improvement. A.H.A.N. Humanitarian Work

A.H.A.N. (Aikido Humanitarian Active Network) is the global outreach program of Nippon-Kan. Its initiatives include:

International humanitarian aid (donating supplies, building projects, supporting orphanages, etc.) Free meals for the homeless (Over 90,000 meals served since 1991 through the Nippon-Kan Homeless Meal Program in Denver)

Medical supply distribution, education aid, and infrastructure support in developing countries (like Nepal, Myanmar, Mongolia, and others)

Partnering with dojos and non-profit groups around the world to expand its humanitarian impact. Programs and Offerings
Aikido classes for adults and children

Instructor training programs

Japanese cultural events and seminars

Volunteer opportunities for community service

Legacy and Impact
Nippon-Kan is known not just for its Aikido instruction but also for its global humanitarian reach. Its combination of martial arts, culture, and compassion makes it a unique model in the martial arts world.