Jay C.
1/30/2017
Charles H's review is baseless and without merit. If your judgement of a dojo is based on changing rooms and high-quality wood floors, the nearest 24 Hour fitness would prove to be worthy of...
Costa Mesa Kendo Dojo
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254 Victoria St
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
History
Costa Mesa Kendo Dojo (CMKD) was founded in 1975 by Takeshi Yamaguchi Sensei. Our Dojo is a member of the Southern California Kendo Federation (SCKF) and is recognized by the All United States Kendo Federation (AUSKF). Throughout our 40 year history in Orange County, we have produced countless team and individual champions. Our members have managed, coached, and competed at World Kendo Championships, the U.S. Kendo Championships, and many other major events held throughout the world. We are proud of our many CMKD kenshi who have represented our country as a part of Team USA and competed nationally as members of Team SCKF. We offer more Sensei (Instructors, 4 Dan and above) than most Dojos in America, and our students benefit from one of the lowest ratios of student-to-Yudansha. You will get personal instruction and attention from our very accomplished group of Sensei at CMKD.
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Reviews
4.513 reviews
Ashley m.
12/17/2016
In my opinion, CMKD has one of the friendliest instructors in the federation. Though I have only practiced at the dojo a few times, I was lucky enough to be coached by Hosokawa sensei while on the...
Bryan I.
12/16/2015
Summary: If you're looking for a practice that's consistent, low-demand on competition but has competitive people, is a good workout and has high ranking sensei that can push you if you want to be...
Charles H.
9/24/2016
Worst kendo Dojo i have visited, torn up floors and no proper changing rooms. The people are fine but do not expect good mentor ship if your new. I expect better from such a long running Kendo...
Al D.
3/25/2011
Kendo is such a wonderful martial art! It's fun and it's definitely an active martial art. Costa Mesa Kendo Dojo has a lot of senseis (teachers) that will focus on each and everyone. They all...
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