IAIDO

Focusing primarily on solo forms, the art of drawing the Japanese sword to an immediate, defensive technique can be your path to physical, mental, and spiritual growth.

Aikijujutsu

Our contemporary and developmental study of grappling, incorporating elements of jujutsu and aikibujutsu, is structured to be especially compatible with our practice of Japanese swordsmanship.

JUDO

Judo means "the way of adaptability." The art was founded by Kano Jigoro Sensei in 1882, based on techniques from the Tenjin Shinyo-ryu, Kito-ryu, and Yoshin-ryu styles of classical jujutsu.

KYUDO

Kyudo, literally "The Way of the Bow," is the traditional Japanese art of archery. Far more than a sport or combat skill, it is a profound budo (martial way) that integrates precise physical form, mental discipline, and spiritual refinement.

SHODO

Our shodo classes are taught by Rie Hashimoto Bailey, a master-level instructor awarded the 7th-dan by the Tonan Shodo organization in her original home of Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan.