Practise discipline and tradition through kendo clubs in New Zealand





Kendo clubs provide training in the Japanese martial art of swordsmanship. In New Zealand, these clubs welcome beginners and experienced practitioners to learn technique, discipline, and cultural traditions through this unique sport.
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📍 Hillcrest, Hamilton, Waikato
Join Waikato Kendo Club (WKC) in Hamilton for Kendo training from age 8 up. Embrace 'Friendship through Kendo' with our vibrant Waikato sports club.
📍 Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington
Join Yoshinkan Kendo Club in Wellington for authentic Kendo training. Learn the way of the sword with sessions every Wednesday at 6.30pm. Ages 12+ welcome!
📍 Kelburn, Wellington, Wellington
Join Rembuden Kendo Club (Victoria University) in Wellington for authentic Japanese Kendo training. Open to all, spar with bamboo swords and learn "The Way of the Sword"!
📍 Georgetown, Invercargill, Southland
Invercargill Kendo Club offers martial arts training in bamboo sword fighting for all ages at Southland Girls' High School. Classes Tuesdays/Thursdays 6pm, Saturdays 10am. Join Kendo in Invercargill, Southland today.
A kendo club is a group where members train in traditional Japanese fencing using bamboo swords (shinai) and protective armour. Training emphasises respect, discipline, and physical fitness, combining martial practice with cultural learning.
📍 Hillcrest, Hamilton, Waikato
Join Waikato Kendo Club (WKC) in Hamilton for Kendo training from age 8 up. Embrace 'Friendship through Kendo' with our vibrant Waikato sports club.
📍 Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington
Join Yoshinkan Kendo Club in Wellington for authentic Kendo training. Learn the way of the sword with sessions every Wednesday at 6.30pm. Ages 12+ welcome!
📍 Kelburn, Wellington, Wellington
Join Rembuden Kendo Club (Victoria University) in Wellington for authentic Japanese Kendo training. Open to all, spar with bamboo swords and learn "The Way of the Sword"!
📍 Georgetown, Invercargill, Southland
Invercargill Kendo Club offers martial arts training in bamboo sword fighting for all ages at Southland Girls' High School. Classes Tuesdays/Thursdays 6pm, Saturdays 10am. Join Kendo in Invercargill, Southland today.
📍 Richmond, Tasman
In the heart of Richmond, Tasman, Sei Tou Ken Yu Kai (Nelson) offers kendo trainings for all levels, from philosophical kata to shiai practice, plus social even
📍 Christchurch Central City, Christchurch, Canterbury
Providing kendo training and martial arts practice for ages 10+ at Sei Tou Ken Yu Kai, the Canterbury Kendo Club in Christchurch. Founded in 1988, discover disc
📍 Dunedin North, Dunedin, Otago
Bringing together Kendo enthusiasts in Dunedin, Otago Kendo Club offers expert training in this dynamic martial art. Affiliated with the New Zealand Kendo Feder
📍 Murrays Bay, Auckland
Your local Northshore Kendo Club in Murrays Bay, Auckland: the welcoming home for kendo training on the North Shore. Master Japanese martial arts in a supportiv
📍 Linwood, Christchurch, Canterbury
Welcome to Maru Kenshinkai in Christchurch – your premier kendo club for authentic Japanese swordsmanship training. Build discipline and fitness in Linwood, Can
📍 Onehunga, Auckland
Discover Auckland Kendo Club, your gateway to elite Kendo training in Onehunga, Auckland. Train with world-class sensei, compete nationally and internationally,
📍 Riccarton, Christchurch, Canterbury
Your gateway to authentic kendo training in Christchurch: Aotearoa Kendo Club, led by 6th dan experts, offers rigorous sessions for all levels in a welcoming en
📍 Nelson South, Nelson, Nelson
A community-driven Kendo club in Nelson, New Zealand, Shoshin Kendo Club welcomes all levels to embrace the beginner's spirit. Founded in 2007, affiliated with
Kendo improves posture, focus, and reflexes, while also promoting discipline and respect. Members enjoy the challenge of learning precise techniques and developing both body and mind. Socially, clubs foster community through shared training and events.
Kendo clubs are located in several New Zealand cities, often linked to martial arts schools or cultural organisations. They provide opportunities for training, grading, and competition at local and international levels.