The imaginary opponent starts to become real. Both the traditional forms of Muso Jikiden Eishen Ryu, which originate from the late 16 th century and the modern forms developed by the All Japan Kendo Federation are taught. Beginners need only wear loose clothing. Kneepads are recommended. A limited supply of bokuto are available for those who do not have one.
All levels are welcome.
While the JCCC is developing its Iaido Club, members currently enrolled in JCCC Kendo are also welcome to study Iaido at no extra fee. Like all martial arts, karate is physically and mentally demanding. Great physical and mental development will take place as the student progresses. Students are advised to explore any physical limitations with their physician before beginning. They experience greater self-confidence and achievement at school or work.