Aikido Kenkyukai International USA

Aikido Kenkyukai International USA offers Aikido classes for kids, tweens and teens, and adults. The program also lists a 4-Week Martial Arts Intro Course, Aikido seminars, and remote training and online courses. Attendance is by reservation only, and a spot requires an ongoing membership, a registered intro, or a Visitors' Pass/Mat Fee.

Programs

• Kids classes — Kids · Aikido classes for kids. The site says kids gain confidence, cultivate respect, and develop discipline in a safe and fun environment.
• Tweens & Teens classes — Tweens & Teens · Aikido classes for tweens & teens. The site says aikido training will empower your teen and give them a sense of purpose and belonging.
• Adults classes — Adults · Aikido classes for adults. The site says adults build confidence, improve fitness and gain peace in daily life as part of an accepting and supportive community.
• 4-Week Martial Arts Intro Course — Autumn Intro Course and New Year's Intro Course are mentioned. Registration closes October 3 for the Autumn Intro Course and January 2 for the New Year's Intro Course. Space is limited to 15 people.
• Aikido seminars — Seminars are mentioned, including New Year's Seminar: Lia Suzuki Sensei, Aikido Summer Seminar, and AKI USA Annual Summer Camp.
• Remote training and online courses — The site says it offers remote training and online courses.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Current session: New Year's Seminar: Lia Suzuki Sensei (Jan 8–Jan 10, 2027)

About the provider

Aikido Kenkyukai International USA says it is dedicated to enriching people’s lives through the practice of Aikido, The Art of Peace.

• New Year's Intro Course registration closes — Registration closes for the New Year's Intro Course

The dojo has a capacity limit. The Autumn Intro Course says registration closes October 3 and space is limited to 15 people. The New Year's Intro Course says registration closes January 2 and space is limited to 15 people.

What families say

“I came looking for exercise I wouldn't get bored of and self defense skills, and while I still get plenty of training in those areas, the reasons I come to Aikido have expanded. I now find aikido training helps with emotional strength, mental clarity, spiritual growth, confidence, and even communication (or as we call it, verbal aikido).” — Ellis Bahl, Filmmaker

Last updated October 1, 2026.