Aikido Tendokai is a Japanese martial arts dojo downtown Toronto ideal for kids and adults of all ages.
What does Tendokai mean?
Tendo means way of heaven, Kai means association. We use “Tendokai” to honour O-Sensei’s high spiritual ideals.
About Our Dojo
Aikido Tendokai was established in 1992 and is a member of the Ontario Aikido Federation (OAF), the Canadian Aikido Federation (CAF) and is affiliated with Hombu (Aikikai). Our chief instructor is Yumi Nakamura Sensei, ranked Shihan Rokudan (sixth-degree black belt). She trained in Japan, and has practiced for more than 40 years. Other Tendokai instructors include Rob Carroll Sensei – Shidoin Rokudan (sixth-degree black belt). To see a full list of Aikido Tendokai’s instructors, visit the our instructors section of this website.
Aikido Tendokai is always open to accept both new students and the experienced Aikidoist. If you have any questions about class times or about our dojo, please contact us at any time.
Aikido Tendokai is a not for profit organization.
Yumi Nakamura: Promo Video 2012
Kids Martial Arts Classes
Young children benefit greatly from practicing Aikido. Try our kids martial arts after school program.
Adults Beginners Martial Arts Classes
Try our adults 3 months beginners martial arts program.
Adult Aikido Classes
Aikido Tendokai welcomes experienced Aikidoka to join or visit us at any time.
