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aramitama (J) [Shinto] a universal force that is responsible for the constructive energies in the cosmos

Aran (O) [Karate] a kata practiced in Chubu Shorin-ryu

arasoi (J) [Common Usage] a dispute, quarrel

ariake (J) [Kyudo] a technique used for seeing the target from the left side of the bow, allowing the archer to fully see and aim at the target before the arrow is released

arigato (J) [Common Usage] thank you

arukikata (J) [Common Usage] methods of walking

asageiko (J) [Common Usage] morning practice

Asahiyama (J) [Sumo] a sumo beya located in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo

Asayama Ichiden-ryu (J) [Style] a school of ken-jutsu, iaijutsu, bo-jutsu, ju-jutsu, and taiho-jutsu

ase (J) [Common Usage] perspiration, sweat

ashi (J) [Common Usage] leg, foot

ashi ate (J) [Judo] kicking techniques

ashi barai (J) [Karate, Judo] leg sweep

ashibo kake uke (J) [Karate] leg-hooking block

ashi bumi (J) [Kyudo] A position in which the bow is held in the left hand and under the left forearm. The arrow is held in the right hand and under the right arm, with the legs shoulder-width apart.