ARCHING OAKS ARTS & CULTURAL CENTER ユースティス・フロリダ、米国

Calendar updates for the 2023 Fine Arts and Crafts schedule - Click tabs above for detailed class and registration info.

Our public school 6 month Japanese Arts program with Yoshida sensei concluded in April. The kids had the opportunity to practice Origami, chigiri-e (paper collage), gyotaku (fish printing) etagami (water color) and Seihon (bookbinding).

Our Fall 2022 Shugyo matsuri- Learning Fair. Join us next year!

Upcoming Classes and events- Click tabs above to register or email us

June:

19-23- Kyudo train-the-trainer Program at the University of Sports and Science, Havana Cuba

July:

22nd- Origami Mixed-Media Kimono Workshop 10-4

August:

26th- Nihonto No Kenkyu- Study of the Japanese Sword 2-4

Arching Oaks President meets with the Japanese Ambassador to Cuba- The honorable Kenji Hirata- April 2022

2023 Highlights

- May 2023 Japanese rock Garden (karesansui) being installed adjacent to new dojo

- February 2023- Budokan featured in Central Florida "style" Magazine here

- January 2023- Budokan featured in Kyudo Nippon Magazine

- Dojo featured on Fox 35 live in Orlando morning news show here

FLORIDA BUDOKAN
The Budokan is a non-commercial, traditional Japanese center (multi Dojo and Styles) dedicated to advancing wellness through traditional Japanese Budo.
フロリダ武道館

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BIJUTSU STUDIO

Dedicated to creating and educating the public on traditional Japanese Arts and Crafts .
美術 (びじゅつ)

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