Yokohama AikiDojo Students Attend their First Aikido Seminar in Tokyo

Even though Aikido has no matches or competitions, there are plenty of opportunities for aikidoka to challenge themselves, meet other practitioners, and experience different approaches to the art. A major source of such challenge and discovery usually comes under the form of seminars, which are technical masterclasses placed under the direction of one or several teachers. Those can last from half-a-day up to an entire week for resident training.

Our instructors participate in the Kagamibiraki 2022

The Kagamibiraki is the first official event of the year on the Aikikai schedule, and in addition to being a traditional way to celebrate the new year, it also marks the publishing and awarding of the new dan grade promotions.

Winter Break Dates

We hope that everyone is getting excited about the coming Winter Season. We certainly are! We will be going on break at both YC&AC and Saint Maur International School so make sure to note the following dates in your calendar.

Training Times

Classes are taught in English, Japanese and French
WEDNESDAY
to - Adults & Youths
FRIDAY
to 16:30 - Saint Maur Students
17:00 to 18:00 - Children
18:30 to - Adults & Youths
SATURDAY
to 11:00 - Children
11:10 to - Adults & Youths

Yokohama AikiDojo

Officially recognized by the Aikikai Foundation, the World Aikido Headquarters.
83 Yamatecho, Naka Ward Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0862

For all questions and inquiries, please email: [email protected]

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