Aikido & Healing Arts Center of Roseville
501 Derek Place, Suite 100, Roseville, CA 95678
About
Aikido & Healing Arts Center of Roseville offers aikido classes, iaido classes, Japanese sword instruction, classic karate forms, yoga classes, and jujitsu classes. Aikido classes are open to all levels, regardless of affiliation. The dojo also hosts special events such as the Ki Musubi no Jo one day seminar that includes practice with and without the wooden staff, rooted in the 13 Jo Kata.
• Schedule: Daily classes in traditional aikido, typically in the evenings during weekdays and in the mornings on the weekend; Iaido class is led twice a week. Class is all day on Saturday, April 25th for the Ki Musubi no Jo special one day seminar.
• Price: Suggested fee is $40 for the whole day for the Special Class – Ki Musubi no Jo on Saturday, April 25th.
Aikido & Healing Arts Center of Roseville is a martial arts dojo and wellness center framed by the art and principles of Aikido, with a focus on non-violent self-defense and preservation of life. Its techniques comprise joint locks or throws that require very little strength, and the dojo offers instruction on the traditional Japanese sword art of Iaido through its relationship with Happokaze Budo, concentrating on the Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu Iai Heiho style of swordsmanship. The dojo also offers instruction on classic karate forms and maintains a large mat and a friendly community.
The dojo is affiliated with the Aikikai Hombu Dojo run by the Ueshiba family through its connection with the California Aikido Association Division 2 under Michael Friedl Shihan of Aikido of Ashland. It is connected to the Aikido Hombu Dojo, Aikido Headquarters, in Tokyo, Japan through this affiliation, and information about the California Aikido Association can be found at the CAA website (www.ai-ki-do.org). The Aikido & Healing Arts Center of Roseville occasionally holds aikido seminars, inviting high ranking instructors from around the nation, including events such as the March 20th–22nd, 2026 seminar with guest instructor Tres Hofmeister Sensei, with classes beginning Friday evening at 6pm and a potluck to follow class.
Dojo Cho Kevin Kemper opened the Aikido & Healing Arts of Roseville and designed and constructed its environmentally friendly building. Benjamin Greve Sensei leads Iaido class, concentrating on the Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu Iai Heiho style of swordsmanship. Shihan Danielle Smith and Sensei Michael Smith lead the Ki Musubi no Jo special one day seminar, and Michael Friedl Shihan leads California Aikido Association Division Two.
Last updated July 29, 2026.
• Schedule: Daily classes in traditional aikido, typically in the evenings during weekdays and in the mornings on the weekend; Iaido class is led twice a week. Class is all day on Saturday, April 25th for the Ki Musubi no Jo special one day seminar.
• Price: Suggested fee is $40 for the whole day for the Special Class – Ki Musubi no Jo on Saturday, April 25th.
Aikido & Healing Arts Center of Roseville is a martial arts dojo and wellness center framed by the art and principles of Aikido, with a focus on non-violent self-defense and preservation of life. Its techniques comprise joint locks or throws that require very little strength, and the dojo offers instruction on the traditional Japanese sword art of Iaido through its relationship with Happokaze Budo, concentrating on the Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu Iai Heiho style of swordsmanship. The dojo also offers instruction on classic karate forms and maintains a large mat and a friendly community.
The dojo is affiliated with the Aikikai Hombu Dojo run by the Ueshiba family through its connection with the California Aikido Association Division 2 under Michael Friedl Shihan of Aikido of Ashland. It is connected to the Aikido Hombu Dojo, Aikido Headquarters, in Tokyo, Japan through this affiliation, and information about the California Aikido Association can be found at the CAA website (www.ai-ki-do.org). The Aikido & Healing Arts Center of Roseville occasionally holds aikido seminars, inviting high ranking instructors from around the nation, including events such as the March 20th–22nd, 2026 seminar with guest instructor Tres Hofmeister Sensei, with classes beginning Friday evening at 6pm and a potluck to follow class.
Dojo Cho Kevin Kemper opened the Aikido & Healing Arts of Roseville and designed and constructed its environmentally friendly building. Benjamin Greve Sensei leads Iaido class, concentrating on the Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu Iai Heiho style of swordsmanship. Shihan Danielle Smith and Sensei Michael Smith lead the Ki Musubi no Jo special one day seminar, and Michael Friedl Shihan leads California Aikido Association Division Two.
Last updated July 29, 2026.
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