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Tempu Nakamura (1876-1969) was born in Tokyo, Japan. His birth name was Saburo. He enrolled in the Shuyukan school where he became proficient in the English language and his family's style of judo.
He also trained in kenjutsu and iaijutsu.
During judo practice, he defeated an opponent from Kumamoto who tried to kill him in revenge. In the violent encounter, Nakamura stabbed and killed his assailant, which was ruled legitimate self-defence.
He left Japan in 1902, wandered around Mongolia, became a military investigator joined the Imperial Japanese Army & served as a covert agent in Northern China.
He was 1 of 9 people of 113 military affairs investigators return to Japan alive.
After the Russo-Japanese War, Nakamura had from tuberculosis. Searched for a cure, studied the autonomic nervous system at Columbia, USA, and received a doctorate. He also went to England, Germany, Belgium and France.
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In 1911, Nakamura, while on his way back to Japan, met a philosopher in Egypt called Kaliapa, who took him to Kangchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in the world, found between Nepal and India.
He stayed there studying and practising yoga for 3 years, which cured his illness. He practised unique versions of Raja Yoga and Karma Yoga with Kaliapa.
Through meditation he attained spiritual enlightenment.
After finally returning to Japan, he served as president of the Tokyo Industrial Bank, among other business activities. He established his own medical and philosophical organization, and named it Tempukai in 1940.
In Japan, he was a prolific writer on philosophy and entrepreneurship.
Tempu developed a self-improvement system called Shin Shin Toitsu Do based on elements of yoga, martial arts and other oriental disciplines. Over 100,000 students from all walks of life, in Japan were taught by Nakamura Sensei.
He remained active as the head of
this organization until his death at age 92.
Nakamura knew of Morihei Ueshiba, Aikido founder. His importance, lies in the fact that the aikido of Koichi Tohei, Hiroshi Tada, Tadashi Abe, and others was heavily influenced by Tempu Nakamura's concepts and exercises.
Aikido master Koichi Tohei, went on to found Shin shin toitsu Aikido based on his studies with Morihei Ueshiba and Tempu Nakamura.
Morihei Ueshiba Aikido came from his studies of Daito-ryu
Aikijujutsu with Sokaku Takeda, and his spiritual studies with Onisaburi Deguchi. More
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