
Ogawa Dojo
小川道場

小川道場
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小川道場 is the only listed club in or near Chigasaki.
Session times change, so please confirm with the club before you go.
One listed club: 小川道場.
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 don’t show training days yet. When present, the schedule is shown on each club card.
Kata is the formal practice and randori is free practice. 小川道場 can say which one a beginner class uses. Competition entries usually go through the All Japan Judo Federation. What is judo?.
Club details from listings, fetched Jul 4, 2026.
Chigasaki, located in Kanagawa Prefecture between Yokohama and the Shonan coast, has established itself as a vibrant judo community where practitioners of all levels pursue the sport with dedication. The city is home to several well-regarded judo clubs, including Ogawa Judo School, which has earned national recognition by winning the All-Japan Junior Judo Tournament at the prestigious Kodokan in Tokyo. The training culture emphasizes both technical excellence and character development, with programs designed to build foundational judo skills, physical fitness, self-defence capability, and the discipline valued in traditional martial arts practice. Chigasaki's judo scene thrives on a structured pathway from recreational training to serious competition, with local clubs regularly hosting in-house tournaments and sending athletes to regional and national championships held at venues like the Kodokan. The city benefits from excellent public transport connectivity, with Chigasaki Station on the JR Tokaido Line providing direct access to central Kanagawa and Tokyo, while local bus routes efficiently connect neighborhoods and training venues throughout the city. Gi rental and purchase options are typically available through club instructors, removing barriers to entry for newcomers, while the established training culture ensures that committed judoka have clear progression pathways toward belt advancement, regional representation, and potential selection for higher-level competition circuits.
Children can typically start judo around the age of 5 to 7 in Chigasaki, with many clubs offering beginner classes for young kids to learn basic techniques and enjoy the sport safely.
Yes, Chigasaki has several judo clubs and schools that offer classes specifically designed for children, including ones with experienced instructors who focus on teaching judo fundamentals and sportsmanship in a child-friendly environment.
The cost of kids judo classes in Chigasaki usually ranges from about 3,000 to 6,000 yen per month, depending on the club, class frequency, and level of instruction. Some places may also charge an initial registration fee.
Parents should look for clubs with qualified instructors, a safe and welcoming environment, age-appropriate classes, positive teaching methods that emphasize respect and discipline, and good communication with parents about their child's progress.
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