About Ishikawa Memorial Budokan
Ishikawa Memorial Budokan in Kawasaki, Kanagawa, is a distinguished judo training facility known for its accessibility and community atmosphere. Located just 15 minutes from JR Kashimada Station and a minute from the Tokyu bus Budokan-mae stop, it offers convenient access for students. The Budokan emphasizes traditional judo techniques while fostering discipline and respect, making it ideal for practitioners of all levels. Students can expect expert instruction in a well-maintained environment that supports both competitive and recreational judo. The club often serves as a hub for local martial arts events and cultural exchange, enriching the learning experience beyond physical training. Its connection to the Kawasaki sporting community further enhances opportunities for growth and competition. Overall
FAQs
What age does Ishikawa Memorial Budokan accept for judo classes?
Ishikawa Memorial Budokan offers judo classes starting from age 5 in family classes with parent participation, and separate junior classes for children aged 8 to 12, with technical classes for teens and adults.
Is Ishikawa Memorial Budokan beginner-friendly for children?
Yes, the club is beginner-friendly, especially for children; family classes focus on introducing young kids to judo fundamentals through games and activities alongside their parents.
What should my child bring to their first class?
Children should bring comfortable sportswear or a judo gi if they have one, a water bottle, and a positive attitude to learn judo fundamentals in a safe and supportive environment.
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