no!but the only thing i have to say thats in Aikido that comes close is AIKI TAISO,some even have IAIDO in there art,which have forms.
Aikido has two-person weapon katas. It does not have two-person unarmed katas of the sort that would be familiar to people in karate or TKD. Instead, the mainstay of aikido training is prearranged attack and defense. You know that I'm going to hit you with a certain attack. I know that you're going to do a certain defense. My job as attacker is to make the attack clean and forceful so that you have the right energy for doing the particular defense that you're going to do. Your job is to practice a clean defense. It's prearranged, but it's not quite "kata" as other martial arts use that term. It's more akin to the one-step and two-step sparring used in karate and TKD.
I was wondering because jujitsu has full blown, two person kata using techniques like kote gaeshi and the like
Also, do you guys use these techniques? kote gaeshi ude gatame te kubi hishigi kote hineri yoko-te kubi hishigi shiho nage ude garami ushiro ude garami and ude gaeshi
Shiho nage is primerily an aikido tecnique, 'borrowed' by modern jujutsu styles, many of the other things you list are just names that could refer to many different tecniques, and will vary even between jujutsu styles. Overall, many of the things you do in jujutsu you will recognise in similiar forms in aikido.
There is the 'one person kata' form of 'kihon dosa' in some Yoshinkan classes - a sequence of moves which can easily be adapted to two person forms and techniques. Shudokan (Yoshinkan derived style) classes begin with all students performing kihon dosa and also 'rensoku dosa' with others (in addition to the usual warm-up, breakfalls etc). Rensoku dosa involves irimi and tenkan moves in which a series of 'attacking' partners test your posture, balance etc. by taking the wrist, pulling or pushing - with the speed and force appropriate to the defender.
Iwama style here. We regularly practice 1 person (31 no jo kata) and 2 person (kumitachi, kumijo) weapons forms. And also an occasional 5 person one (happo giri). But no empty hand ones. Also, you might find this thread from alt.martial-arts.aikido interesting.
Tomiki/Shodokan Aikido is Kata based,Kenji Tomiki followed the the same system as Kano did with judo. Tomki style has the basic Randori No Kata, Randori No kata Ura Waza and six Koryu No Kata (Old style techniques) all of these have a role for both Tori & UKe http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/Shoshinkan
Tomiki Aikido has Unsoku & Tandoku Undo these are practised as a group after the warm up as an one person Kata
