Jiyugaoka International Aikido Circle
Learn Aikido. Foster Friendships.
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Join our Aikido lesson every Wednesday
Aikido is a traditional Japanese martial art focused on fostering
respect for others. Practice is done in pairs with both sides taking a turn.
This method of practice allows the development of good habits and isn't dependent on physical strength.
Features of Aikido
Learn Japanese culture
Lessons embody Japanese culture such as greetings.
Learn good posture
Practice develops core muscles and teaches good posture.
Foster respect for each other
Aikido is not competitive but collaborative. Working with friends is FUN!
Lesson Information
Date&Time
Date: Wednesdays
Time: 4pm~5pm
Open to
7 years old and up
Venue
2-21-17 Nakane, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-0031
Closest stations:
Tokyu Toyoko Line Toritsudaigaku (7min) or Jiyugaoka (10min)
Fees
Lesson fee
Monthly 4,300 yen / student
Additional fees
Sports insurance
(annual 800yen per student)
The temple hall use fee
(monthly 500yen per family)
Lesson Flow
(Lessons are taught in English.)
③ ADVANCED TECHNIQUE
Learn advanced
technique leveraging
the strength of the
opponent
① EXERCISE
Fun games & exercises to develop flexibility and strength
② BASICS
Basic movements to build the core
Our Instructor
Shota Sugawara (菅原章太）
Certified Instructor at Aikido Mugenjyuku.
Shota holds the rank of San-dan (3rd degree black belt) in the Yoshikan Organization.
Born in 1987 in Miyagi, Japan, Shota commenced Aikido training under the instruction of Malik Thahid.
In 2017, he joined Aikido Mugenjyuku Tokyo (Shinagawa) opened by Chris Crampton where he trains and teaches classes to adults and children.
Shota has also completed a special training course at the Aikido Mugenjyukyu headquarters in Kyoto.
For inquiries, please email
Jiyugaoka International Aikido Circle
Looking for something for grown-ups?
At the moment, JIAC only offers kids class.
However, adult classes are available through our instructor's Aikido Mugenjyuku Tokyo / Kamakura Dojo.