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Martial art camps in Japan

The home of aikido, judo, karate and ninjutsu. Several arts keep their headquarters dojos here, and many take visiting students who train at an affiliated dojo at home.

Tokyo

Japan's capital, home to the headquarters dojos of aikido and judo.

  • Wakamatsu-cho, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan

    Aikido Hombu Dojo

    • Aikido
    • Beginners welcome
    • Women train here
    • Shortest stay: 1 day

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  • Takadanobaba, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan

    Aikido Yoshinkan Honbu Dojo

    • Aikido
    • Beginners welcome
    • Women train here
    • No minimum stay

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  • Kasuga, Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan

    Kodokan Judo Institute

    • Judo
    • Beginners welcome
    • Sparring is optional
    • Rooms at the camp

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Iwama

A small town in Ibaraki where the founder of aikido lived and trained, beside the Aiki Shrine.

  • Yoshioka, Kasama City, Iwama, Japan

    Ibaraki Branch Dojo

    • Aikido
    • Rooms at the camp
    • Open all year

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Kyoto

The old imperial capital.

  • Karasuma Oike, Nakagyo, Kyoto, Japan

    Aikido Mugenjuku

    • Aikido
    • Beginners welcome
    • Classes in English
    • Women train here

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Fukuoka

A port city on Kyushu, Japan's southern main island.

  • Naka, Hakata, Fukuoka, Japan

    Shoheijuku Aikido

    • Aikido
    • Beginners welcome
    • Women train here
    • No minimum stay

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Naha

The capital of Okinawa, the islands where karate was born.

  • Asato, Naha, Japan

    Asato Dojo

    • Karate
    • Kobudo
    • Self-defense
    • Yoga
    • Beginners welcome
    • Rooms arranged nearby
    • Classes in English and Japanese

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Urasoe

A city on Okinawa's west coast, just north of Naha.