
Judo Club of Ami Town Sports Association
阿見町スポーツ協会柔道部
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In Ami, the listed judo club is 阿見町スポーツ協会柔道部. It’s in Inashiki District, Ibaraki.
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阿見町スポーツ協会柔道部
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阿見町スポーツ協会柔道部 is the only listed club in or near Ami.
Session times change, so please confirm with the club before you go.
One listed club: 阿見町スポーツ協会柔道部.
At least one listing is marked as open to beginners, but listings don’t always describe beginner intakes—ask the club about a first session.
The listings don’t provide age-group details yet. Ask the club which classes fit your age group and experience.
The listings show training/open days on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Every other day is marked closed.
Olympic judo is run by the IJF. A first session at 阿見町スポーツ協会柔道部 is mostly break-falls and basic throws on the mat. Ask how the All Japan Judo Federation membership works. Learn what judo is.
Club details from listings, fetched Oct 3, 2026.
Ami is a growing city in Ibaraki Prefecture located approximately 36 kilometers east of Tokyo, positioned strategically between Tsukuba and the Kanto Plain with excellent rail connectivity via the Ami Station on the Tsukuba Express line. The city has emerged as an important judo hub, home to several dedicated clubs that serve the entire community from young children through competitive adults. For younger children and recreational practitioners, the Ami Youth Judo Programme at the Ami Ward Sports Hall in the Kasuga neighborhood provides weekend and evening classes focused on self-defence, fitness, and character development through judo principles. The wider judo ecosystem in Ami balances recreational enjoyment with serious competitive pathways, with most clubs hosting monthly in-house tournaments and quarterly regional competitions that feed into the Ibaraki Prefecture Championship circuit and eventually national junior and senior events. Accessibility is excellent: Ami Station serves as the primary transport hub with frequent Tsukuba Express connections to central Tokyo, while local bus routes including the Ami Community Bus connect the main clubs to residential neighborhoods like Kasuga, Midorino, and Ami-Chuo, making training accessible for families without personal transport. Weekend training sessions are particularly popular, with Saturday morning children's classes and Saturday afternoon adult sessions running across multiple venues, while weekday evening classes cater to school-aged students and working professionals seeking to develop their skills.
Most judo clubs in Ami recommend starting around age 6, when children can follow instructions and work independently.
Yes, there are several judo clubs in Ami that offer classes for children. It's a good idea to visit a few clubs to see which one feels like the best fit for your child.
Monthly fees for kids' judo classes in Ami usually range from 3,000 to 6,000 yen, depending on the club and frequency of classes.
Parents should look for a club with experienced instructors, a safe and clean environment, and a focus on child-friendly teaching methods. It's helpful if the club offers trial classes so your child can experience a session before joining. Also, check if the club encourages participation in local events and supports children's overall development.
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