Otago Kendo Club (Dunedin)
Discover the unique spirit of Kendo in Dunedin with Otago Kendo Club, a dedicated satellite of the Invercargill Kendo Club and affiliated with the New Zealand Kendo Federation. Founded on 7th March 2006 by 5th Dan expert Tatsuya Fukuda, we offer an engaging path to master this traditional Japanese martial art. Emphasising discipline, technique, and personal growth, our sessions welcome enthusiasts of all levels to build skills, fitness, and camaraderie in a supportive Otago environment. Join us to experience the precision and focus of Kendo training right here in Dunedin North.
Upcoming Events
Mon 03 Aug 2026
06:00 pm
Beginners Kendo Training Sessions
All About Beginners Training The Otago Kendo Club in Dunedin offers a friendly and supportive environment for beginners training sessions, where participants can step into the world of kendo with guidance from experienced members. As a satellite club of the Invercargill Kendo Club and affiliated with the New Zealand Kendo Federation, this club was founded on 7th March 2006 by Tatsuya Fukuda, a 5th Dan practitioner, making it a solid part of the local sports community in Dunedin North. These sessions focus on introducing the fundamentals of kendo, a traditional Japanese martial art that emphasises discipline, technique, and personal growth through swordsmanship practice. Beginners training is open to a wide range of ages, including those aged 13-17, 18-29, 30-49, 50-64, and 65+, ensuring it's suitable for everyone looking to build fitness and confidence. Each session lasts 90 minutes, providing ample time to learn basic strikes, footwork, and etiquette in a welcoming group setting. Entry fees are to be checked with the club directly, as they may vary, but the emphasis is on accessibility for new members. No prior experience is required, though participants should wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. The club promotes community connection by fostering camaraderie among members, helping you meet like-minded people in Dunedin while developing mental and physical resilience through kendo practice. Who it's for: Ages 13 and up, from teens to seniors, with no experience needed. Key features: 90-minute sessions covering kendo basics like strikes and movement. Benefits: Builds discipline, fitness, and social bonds in a supportive club atmosphere. Requirements: Comfortable attire; contact club for any equipment needs. Accessibility: Open to all skill levels, promoting community ties in Otago. Pricing notes: Fees to be confirmed with the club via email at info@otagokendo.org.nz. Participating in these sessions not only hones your skills in kendo but also enhances overall well-being, offering a pathway to stay active and connected within Dunedin's vibrant sports scene. Whether you're seeking a new hobby or a way to challenge yourself, the Otago Kendo Club provides a structured yet approachable entry point. 🥷 For more details, visit otagokendo.org.nz. Location and Directions Situated in Dunedin North, Otago, the Otago Kendo Club contributes to the local community's sports offerings by hosting sessions at Logan Park High School. This venue serves as a central hub for activities, easily accessible within the Dunedin area and reflecting the club's commitment to engaging residents in traditional martial arts. While specific directions are not detailed, the high school's location in Dunedin North makes it convenient for locals to join. The club's presence here strengthens community ties, allowing members from across Otago to participate and build lasting connections through shared kendo experiences. Contact the club at info@otagokendo.org.nz for guidance on reaching the venue and session timings. 🌟
Dunedin North, Dunedin, Otago
Mon 10 Aug 2026
06:00 pm
Beginners Kendo Training Sessions
All About Beginners Training The Otago Kendo Club in Dunedin offers a friendly and supportive environment for beginners training sessions, where participants can step into the world of kendo with guidance from experienced members. As a satellite club of the Invercargill Kendo Club and affiliated with the New Zealand Kendo Federation, this club was founded on 7th March 2006 by Tatsuya Fukuda, a 5th Dan practitioner, making it a solid part of the local sports community in Dunedin North. These sessions focus on introducing the fundamentals of kendo, a traditional Japanese martial art that emphasises discipline, technique, and personal growth through swordsmanship practice. Beginners training is open to a wide range of ages, including those aged 13-17, 18-29, 30-49, 50-64, and 65+, ensuring it's suitable for everyone looking to build fitness and confidence. Each session lasts 90 minutes, providing ample time to learn basic strikes, footwork, and etiquette in a welcoming group setting. Entry fees are to be checked with the club directly, as they may vary, but the emphasis is on accessibility for new members. No prior experience is required, though participants should wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. The club promotes community connection by fostering camaraderie among members, helping you meet like-minded people in Dunedin while developing mental and physical resilience through kendo practice. Who it's for: Ages 13 and up, from teens to seniors, with no experience needed. Key features: 90-minute sessions covering kendo basics like strikes and movement. Benefits: Builds discipline, fitness, and social bonds in a supportive club atmosphere. Requirements: Comfortable attire; contact club for any equipment needs. Accessibility: Open to all skill levels, promoting community ties in Otago. Pricing notes: Fees to be confirmed with the club via email at info@otagokendo.org.nz. Participating in these sessions not only hones your skills in kendo but also enhances overall well-being, offering a pathway to stay active and connected within Dunedin's vibrant sports scene. Whether you're seeking a new hobby or a way to challenge yourself, the Otago Kendo Club provides a structured yet approachable entry point. 🥷 For more details, visit otagokendo.org.nz. Location and Directions Situated in Dunedin North, Otago, the Otago Kendo Club contributes to the local community's sports offerings by hosting sessions at Logan Park High School. This venue serves as a central hub for activities, easily accessible within the Dunedin area and reflecting the club's commitment to engaging residents in traditional martial arts. While specific directions are not detailed, the high school's location in Dunedin North makes it convenient for locals to join. The club's presence here strengthens community ties, allowing members from across Otago to participate and build lasting connections through shared kendo experiences. Contact the club at info@otagokendo.org.nz for guidance on reaching the venue and session timings. 🌟
Dunedin North, Dunedin, Otago
Mon 17 Aug 2026
06:00 pm
Beginners Kendo Training Sessions
All About Beginners Training The Otago Kendo Club in Dunedin offers a friendly and supportive environment for beginners training sessions, where participants can step into the world of kendo with guidance from experienced members. As a satellite club of the Invercargill Kendo Club and affiliated with the New Zealand Kendo Federation, this club was founded on 7th March 2006 by Tatsuya Fukuda, a 5th Dan practitioner, making it a solid part of the local sports community in Dunedin North. These sessions focus on introducing the fundamentals of kendo, a traditional Japanese martial art that emphasises discipline, technique, and personal growth through swordsmanship practice. Beginners training is open to a wide range of ages, including those aged 13-17, 18-29, 30-49, 50-64, and 65+, ensuring it's suitable for everyone looking to build fitness and confidence. Each session lasts 90 minutes, providing ample time to learn basic strikes, footwork, and etiquette in a welcoming group setting. Entry fees are to be checked with the club directly, as they may vary, but the emphasis is on accessibility for new members. No prior experience is required, though participants should wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. The club promotes community connection by fostering camaraderie among members, helping you meet like-minded people in Dunedin while developing mental and physical resilience through kendo practice. Who it's for: Ages 13 and up, from teens to seniors, with no experience needed. Key features: 90-minute sessions covering kendo basics like strikes and movement. Benefits: Builds discipline, fitness, and social bonds in a supportive club atmosphere. Requirements: Comfortable attire; contact club for any equipment needs. Accessibility: Open to all skill levels, promoting community ties in Otago. Pricing notes: Fees to be confirmed with the club via email at info@otagokendo.org.nz. Participating in these sessions not only hones your skills in kendo but also enhances overall well-being, offering a pathway to stay active and connected within Dunedin's vibrant sports scene. Whether you're seeking a new hobby or a way to challenge yourself, the Otago Kendo Club provides a structured yet approachable entry point. 🥷 For more details, visit otagokendo.org.nz. Location and Directions Situated in Dunedin North, Otago, the Otago Kendo Club contributes to the local community's sports offerings by hosting sessions at Logan Park High School. This venue serves as a central hub for activities, easily accessible within the Dunedin area and reflecting the club's commitment to engaging residents in traditional martial arts. While specific directions are not detailed, the high school's location in Dunedin North makes it convenient for locals to join. The club's presence here strengthens community ties, allowing members from across Otago to participate and build lasting connections through shared kendo experiences. Contact the club at info@otagokendo.org.nz for guidance on reaching the venue and session timings. 🌟
Dunedin North, Dunedin, Otago
Mon 24 Aug 2026
06:00 pm
Beginners Kendo Training Sessions
All About Beginners Training The Otago Kendo Club in Dunedin offers a friendly and supportive environment for beginners training sessions, where participants can step into the world of kendo with guidance from experienced members. As a satellite club of the Invercargill Kendo Club and affiliated with the New Zealand Kendo Federation, this club was founded on 7th March 2006 by Tatsuya Fukuda, a 5th Dan practitioner, making it a solid part of the local sports community in Dunedin North. These sessions focus on introducing the fundamentals of kendo, a traditional Japanese martial art that emphasises discipline, technique, and personal growth through swordsmanship practice. Beginners training is open to a wide range of ages, including those aged 13-17, 18-29, 30-49, 50-64, and 65+, ensuring it's suitable for everyone looking to build fitness and confidence. Each session lasts 90 minutes, providing ample time to learn basic strikes, footwork, and etiquette in a welcoming group setting. Entry fees are to be checked with the club directly, as they may vary, but the emphasis is on accessibility for new members. No prior experience is required, though participants should wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. The club promotes community connection by fostering camaraderie among members, helping you meet like-minded people in Dunedin while developing mental and physical resilience through kendo practice. Who it's for: Ages 13 and up, from teens to seniors, with no experience needed. Key features: 90-minute sessions covering kendo basics like strikes and movement. Benefits: Builds discipline, fitness, and social bonds in a supportive club atmosphere. Requirements: Comfortable attire; contact club for any equipment needs. Accessibility: Open to all skill levels, promoting community ties in Otago. Pricing notes: Fees to be confirmed with the club via email at info@otagokendo.org.nz. Participating in these sessions not only hones your skills in kendo but also enhances overall well-being, offering a pathway to stay active and connected within Dunedin's vibrant sports scene. Whether you're seeking a new hobby or a way to challenge yourself, the Otago Kendo Club provides a structured yet approachable entry point. 🥷 For more details, visit otagokendo.org.nz. Location and Directions Situated in Dunedin North, Otago, the Otago Kendo Club contributes to the local community's sports offerings by hosting sessions at Logan Park High School. This venue serves as a central hub for activities, easily accessible within the Dunedin area and reflecting the club's commitment to engaging residents in traditional martial arts. While specific directions are not detailed, the high school's location in Dunedin North makes it convenient for locals to join. The club's presence here strengthens community ties, allowing members from across Otago to participate and build lasting connections through shared kendo experiences. Contact the club at info@otagokendo.org.nz for guidance on reaching the venue and session timings. 🌟
Dunedin North, Dunedin, Otago
Mon 31 Aug 2026
06:00 pm
Beginners Kendo Training Sessions
All About Beginners Training The Otago Kendo Club in Dunedin offers a friendly and supportive environment for beginners training sessions, where participants can step into the world of kendo with guidance from experienced members. As a satellite club of the Invercargill Kendo Club and affiliated with the New Zealand Kendo Federation, this club was founded on 7th March 2006 by Tatsuya Fukuda, a 5th Dan practitioner, making it a solid part of the local sports community in Dunedin North. These sessions focus on introducing the fundamentals of kendo, a traditional Japanese martial art that emphasises discipline, technique, and personal growth through swordsmanship practice. Beginners training is open to a wide range of ages, including those aged 13-17, 18-29, 30-49, 50-64, and 65+, ensuring it's suitable for everyone looking to build fitness and confidence. Each session lasts 90 minutes, providing ample time to learn basic strikes, footwork, and etiquette in a welcoming group setting. Entry fees are to be checked with the club directly, as they may vary, but the emphasis is on accessibility for new members. No prior experience is required, though participants should wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. The club promotes community connection by fostering camaraderie among members, helping you meet like-minded people in Dunedin while developing mental and physical resilience through kendo practice. Who it's for: Ages 13 and up, from teens to seniors, with no experience needed. Key features: 90-minute sessions covering kendo basics like strikes and movement. Benefits: Builds discipline, fitness, and social bonds in a supportive club atmosphere. Requirements: Comfortable attire; contact club for any equipment needs. Accessibility: Open to all skill levels, promoting community ties in Otago. Pricing notes: Fees to be confirmed with the club via email at info@otagokendo.org.nz. Participating in these sessions not only hones your skills in kendo but also enhances overall well-being, offering a pathway to stay active and connected within Dunedin's vibrant sports scene. Whether you're seeking a new hobby or a way to challenge yourself, the Otago Kendo Club provides a structured yet approachable entry point. 🥷 For more details, visit otagokendo.org.nz. Location and Directions Situated in Dunedin North, Otago, the Otago Kendo Club contributes to the local community's sports offerings by hosting sessions at Logan Park High School. This venue serves as a central hub for activities, easily accessible within the Dunedin area and reflecting the club's commitment to engaging residents in traditional martial arts. While specific directions are not detailed, the high school's location in Dunedin North makes it convenient for locals to join. The club's presence here strengthens community ties, allowing members from across Otago to participate and build lasting connections through shared kendo experiences. Contact the club at info@otagokendo.org.nz for guidance on reaching the venue and session timings. 🌟
Dunedin North, Dunedin, Otago
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