Genyukan offers instruction in Ryushin Shouchi Ryu IAIDO and Shotokan Karate-do under the leadership of Roman Pinkhasov Sensei, Dojo-cho (dojo chief, i.e. the man who runs the dojo ) Genyukan, meaning "Profound Brave School", is the name given to us by Utada Kancho.
Budo (武道,) is a Japanese term describing martial arts. In English, it is used almost exclusively in reference to Japanese martial arts. At the Genyukan Dojo, the traditional Japanese martial arts of Shotokan Karate-do and Iaido are taught, under the leadership of Roman Pinkhasov Sensei, for students ages 5 to 70+.
Our Mission is to provide exemplary martial arts instruction, programs and facilities, with the goal of helping our students improve their body, minds and spirit through the practice of the martial arts.
Read MoreWe have classes for Shotokan Karate and Iaido so they can be practiced by women and men of all ages and ability. Genyukan Dojo welcomes men, women, and children from 5 to 110.
Join NowThe Genyukan Dojo heritage is rooted in the techniques, concepts and principles of Doshinkan Aikido and Shotokan Karate-do as passed down through the decades from the founding fathers
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Budo (武道,) is a Japanese term describing martial arts. In English, it is used almost exclusively in reference to Japanese martial arts. At the Genyukan Dojo, the traditional Japanese martial arts of Shotokan Karate-do and Iaido are taught.