Kuroyama Budokai

Kuroyama Budokai Kuroyama Budokai is a Canberra group formed to study Budo - a Japanese term used to describe martial arts/ways.

Kuroyama Budokai is a Canberra group formed to study Budo - a Japanese term used to describe martial ways. The group formed in 2007 at the Australian National University at the base of Black Mountain, a prominent feature of Canberra, from which we derive our name (Kuro Yama). Our philosophy is that Budo is not solely about the practice of the physical and technical aspects of fighting (how to best

defeat an enemy), it also has a deeper goal of developing oneself mentally and spiritually. Practice is designed to preserve the ancient combat techniques, with the aim of helping the modern student to achieve control and co-ordination of mind and body through repeated practice. Our goal is not to create "fighting warriors" or mixed martial artists but rather pursue a study of the traditional aspects of the Japanese Budo arts. We blend the study of a traditional art into a modern environment to create a friendly and relaxed environment where students study and progress at their own pace. Through the diversity of our cadre of instructors, we are able to offer study in, or guidance on Iaido, Jodo, Aikido, Naginata, Kyudo and Kendo.

A small delegation made its way to Shosenji Dojo tonight to enjoy Shimamoto Tamayuki Shihans class and present him with ...
19/01/2026

A small delegation made its way to Shosenji Dojo tonight to enjoy Shimamoto Tamayuki Shihans class and present him with a small gift - a group photo from just 2004 seminar held at Brisbane Aikikai dojo.

11/05/2025

Today is a sad day. RIP Shihan.

Our inaugural Aikido introduction program for Kodokan Cummings Karate Dojo members finished up last night. Looking forwa...
07/04/2025

Our inaugural Aikido introduction program for Kodokan Cummings Karate Dojo members finished up last night. Looking forward to continuing on next term.

Congratulations to our Seniors Aikido students who completed the Term 1 2025 and inaugural program, and to those who also graded!

The program is taught by Sensei Damon Schearer of the Kuroyama Budokai.

Nothing says fun like a 6 hour round trip on a quiet Saturday afternoon to load up 32 mats in 38.5 degree heat ๐Ÿ˜“. Worth ...
15/03/2025

Nothing says fun like a 6 hour round trip on a quiet Saturday afternoon to load up 32 mats in 38.5 degree heat ๐Ÿ˜“. Worth the effort.

Just need to find them a cosy space to use for the growth of Kuroyama Budokai.

Iaido seminar by Morishima Sensei in Canberra this weekend.
09/02/2025

Iaido seminar by Morishima Sensei in Canberra this weekend.

Our inaugural Mitchel Dojo Aikido class !!!!!!
04/02/2025

Our inaugural Mitchel Dojo Aikido class !!!!!!

๐ŸŒŸ We're pleased to commence our 10-week Aikido Program today, and welcome a number of students who are keen to try expand their knowledge.

Aikido emphasises the study of body movements to evade, redirect, and neutralize attacks with throws, joint locks, escapes, and counter strikesโ€”an art rooted in harmonising with the opponent's energy.

04/12/2024

Very pleased to announce that our two senior Jodo Instructors Damon Schearer and Brendan Kee both passed their exam last week with the Zen Nihon Kendo Renmei for Jodo Renshi.

In addition our friend Tom Johnson from Kohokai dojo in Qld passed Iaido Renshi.

Nara festival 2024.
26/10/2024

Nara festival 2024.

A great weekend of Budo in Brisbane - Jodo seminar
07/10/2024

A great weekend of Budo in Brisbane - Jodo seminar

A great weekend of Budo in Brisbane - Sunday Aikido
07/10/2024

A great weekend of Budo in Brisbane - Sunday Aikido

Address

41 Templeton Street, Cook
Canberra, ACT
2614

Opening Hours

Wednesday 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Thursday 6:30am - 8:30pm
Saturday 9am - 11am

Telephone

+61413807555

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