
Kyushu Judo Association
九州柔道協会
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In Fukuoka, the listed judo clubs are 九州柔道協会, 実戦闘法プロテクティヴ・アーツ, 照葉柔道教室, 高屋柔道教室, and 西宮柔道教室. They’re in Japan.
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九州柔道協会

実戦闘法プロテクティヴ・アーツ
照葉柔道教室

高屋柔道教室

西宮柔道教室
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5 listed clubs: 九州柔道協会, 実戦闘法プロテクティヴ・アーツ, 照葉柔道教室, 高屋柔道教室, and 西宮柔道教室.
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, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Every other day is marked closed.
The Kodokan in Tokyo is where Jigoro Kano organised judo in 1882. Grades still use the kyu and dan system. In this country the national body is the All Japan Judo Federation. Learn what judo is.
Club details from listings, fetched Aug 3, 2026.
Fukuoka, located in Kyushu's northern coast, stands as a vibrant hub for judo practitioners across all levels and ages. Meidokan in Akasaka, Chuo-ku remains one of the city's premier judo facilities, welcoming children, teenagers, and adults seeking technical excellence and competitive development, while Tenshinkan offers another respected training ground for those pursuing serious judo advancement. Training accessibility remains excellent throughout the city, with most dojos reachable via Fukuoka's extensive subway network, bus routes, and proximity to major stations like those serving Hakata, Akasaka, and Tenjin districts. Weekend and evening classes accommodate working adults and school-age practitioners, while beginners receive warm welcomes with flexible scheduling and opportunities to rent or purchase gi on-site. The city's judo community emphasizes both technical development and personal growth, offering structured pathways from beginner white belts through dan ranking, with many clubs providing English-language instruction and international training exchange opportunities that reflect Fukuoka's cosmopolitan martial arts environment.
Kids can start judo as early as 3 years old with beginner or 'baby judo' classes, but the ideal age to begin more structured training is around 6 to 7 years old. At this age, children can better understand judo techniques and values, and progress steadily through belt levels.
Yes, there are several judo clubs in Fukuoka that offer classes specifically for children, including beginner classes for ages 3 to 7 and more advanced classes for older kids.
The cost of kids' judo classes in Fukuoka varies depending on the club and class frequency, but generally, monthly fees range from affordable community rates to moderate prices typical for specialized sports classes.
Parents should look for clubs with experienced instructors skilled in teaching children, a safe and supportive training environment, age-appropriate class structure, good student-to-teacher ratios, and a curriculum that emphasizes both physical skills and judo values like respect and discipline.
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