Yokoyama Dojo
Meguro City, Tokyo, Japan
Train judo at Yokoyama Dojo in Meguro City, where technique and personal development take center stage for students of all ages.
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Club details
- Hours
Monday4:00–6:00 PM
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday7:00–8:20 PM
ThursdayClosed
Friday4:00–6:00 PM
Saturday7:00–8:20 PM
SundayClosed
- Phone
- +81 90-1552-8680
Contact Information
Address
〒153-0053 Tokyo, Meguro City, Gohongi, 2 Chome−38−7 1F パインハイツ
Japan
Coordinates
Latitude: 35.634166
Longitude: 139.686153
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About Yokoyama Dojo
Yokoyama Dojo in Meguro City, Japan, is a historic judo club founded by Yokoyama Sakujiro, one of the earliest and most formidable disciples of Kanō Jigorō, the father of judo. Known for its strong emphasis on traditional technique and discipline, the dojo offers students a direct connection to the roots of Kodokan judo and the legacy of one of its most legendary fighters. Practitioners can expect rigorous training that honors the spirit of early judo pioneers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yokoyama Dojo welcomes children and participants of various ages. While specific age minimums aren't listed, judo training at established dojos typically begins around age 4-6 for children's classes, with programs available for older youth and adults.
Yes, Yokoyama Dojo is beginner-friendly. The dojo offers structured judo training that emphasizes technique and body-spirit development rather than competition alone, making it ideal for children new to the martial art.
For your child's first judo class at Yokoyama Dojo, they should wear comfortable athletic clothing. A judogi (judo uniform) is typically provided by the dojo or can be rented. Bring a water bottle and a small towel. Contact the dojo directly for specific requirements and any additional items needed.
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