Kodokan
Tokyo, Japan
Start your child’s journey in judo at Kodokan, where beginners and young athletes train together in the heart of Tokyo.
About Kodokan
Kodokan (Kōdōkan), located in Bunkyo City, Tokyo, is the world-renowned headquarters of judo and the birthplace of the martial art, founded by Jigoro Kano in 1882. This historic sports complex features multiple training halls, including the Main Dojo on the seventh floor, equipped with 1,206 mats and hosting daily practice sessions for athletes of all levels. Students can expect structured classes such as randori, kata workshops, women’s and youth programs, and specialized summer courses, all led by experienced instructors. The facility also houses a judo museum, gift shop, and observation decks for visitors to witness authentic training. Easily accessible via Hongo-sanchome and Suidob
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Training Levels
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Facilities
Wheelchair Accessible
Training Schedule
Tuesday
4-8PMWednesday
4-8PMThursday
4-8PMFriday
4-8PMSaturday
4-7:30PMSunday
ClosedMonday
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Address
1 Chome-16-30 Kasuga, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-0003
Japan
Coordinates
Latitude: 35.707619
Longitude: 139.753402
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