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

Photos of Shugyo Matsuri- Learning Fair. Join us next year!

With the President of International Budo University President- Kantaro Matsui, in Katsuura Japan

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

- January 2023- Budokan featured in Kyudo Nippon Magazine in English here, Japanese here.

- Class cancelled 11/10/22 (Thursday) due to storm

- Evening Forest Bathing Walk October 22nd 930-1130

- Temari Ball workshop with Patty Yoshida August 20th 10-2

- Updated calendar details below

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

- Forest Bathing Walk June 18th and July 16th

- Dojo to be on Fox 35 live in Orlando morning news show. Wednesday July 22nd.

- Chigeri-e July 23rd

- Budokan 3rd phase July 18th-22nd

-Gyotaku- fish printing May 21st- Class full

- Our future Budokan featured on GENDO newsletter here

- Kyudo Workshop Friday March 25th for Warrior Pathh- an organization for disabled combat Veterans.

-Special Thanks to the Japan Foundation New York for their generous support of our National and International Budo and Bunka programs.

Phase two of Budokan completed April 30 2022

- Kyudo project in Cuba continues as we present Kyudo to that country for the first time in its history- April 8-10th 2022.

Calendar updates for the 2023 Fine Arts and Crafts schedule - (Click tabs above for detailed class and registration info. *Schedule may be amended at any time to accommodate instructors or guests.)

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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