p - Kendo is a Japanese style of fencing based on katana’s techniques used by samurai. Practitionners wear a protective armour and use a bamboo swords to allow realistic fencing without risk of injury. It is widely practiced in Japan and to a lesser extent in the rest of the world.
What is Kendo?
What is Kendo?
p - Kendo is a Japanese style of fencing based on katana’s techniques used by samurai. Practitionners wear a protective armour and use a bamboo swords to allow realistic fencing without risk of injury. It is widely practiced in Japan and to a lesser extent in the rest of the world.
Small font - Practitionners wear a protective armour and use a bamboo swords to allow realistic fencing without risk of injury.It is widely practiced in Japan and to a lesser extent in the rest of the world.
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Trainings are held at Isshinkan Dojo from July to mid-October. Fukuoka City near Ohashi station.
Duration of the course: 2 hours
From Monday to Friday:
10am or 2pm
1 participant - ¥15 000
2 participants - ¥12 000 each
3 to 5 part. - ¥11 000 each
For an appointment, please reach us directly by e-mail:
Trainings are held at Isshinkan Dojo from July to mid-October. Fukuoka City near Ohashi station.
Duration of the course: 2 hours
From Monday to Friday:
10am or 2pm
1 participant - ¥15 000
2 participants - ¥12 000 each
3 to 5 part. - ¥11 000 each
For an appointment, please reach us directly by e-mail:
Isshinkan Dojo
1-chōme-13-6 Mukaino, Minami Ward,
Fukuoka
815-0035, Japan
Nearest station
Ohashi (Nishitetsu Line) 9 min walk
Takamiya (Nishitetsu Line) 12 min walk
Nearest metro station
Ohashi (Nishitetsu Line) 9 min walk
Takamiya (Nishitetsu Line) 12 min walk
Rakushikan Dojo
1301-4 Ogori,
Fukuoka 838-0141, Japon
Nearest station
Ogori (Nishitetsu Line)
Meeting Point
Rendez-vous at Ogori station, we will go to the Dojo together by car.
E-mail:
Phone:
Ohashi (Nishitetsu Line) 9 min walk
Takamiya (Nishitetsu Line) 12 min walk
Nearest metro station
Ohashi (Nishitetsu Line) 9 min walk
Takamiya (Nishitetsu Line) 12 min walk
Isshinkan Dojo
1-chōme-13-6 Mukaino, Minami Ward,
Fukuoka
815-0035, Japan
Nearest station
Ohashi (Nishitetsu Line) 9 min walk
Takamiya (Nishitetsu Line) 12 min walk
Nearest metro station
Ohashi (Nishitetsu Line) 9 min walk
Takamiya (Nishitetsu Line) 12 min walk
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1-chōme-13-6 Mukaino, Minami Ward,
Fukuoka
815-0035, Japan
Nearest station
Ohashi (Nishitetsu Line) 9 min walk
Takamiya (Nishitetsu Line) 12 min walk
Nearest metro station
Ohashi (Nishitetsu Line) 9 min walk
Takamiya (Nishitetsu Line) 12 min walk
Experience Kendo in Fukuoka