Kogaku-Kan
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| About Kogakukan: | Kogakukan was established on February 2004. The name, Kogakukan was given to Yabe sensei by his shisho, Hironori Yamada sensei. Kogaku (ú¾ùÊ) carries a meaning that roughly translates to "Infinite Learning" and the final letter, Kan (ν) translates to "place". In unison, it means "A Place for Infinite Learning". Yabe sensei teaches his students to become a person who can manage any crisis at any situation through his Kendo training. Now Kogakukan is a member of All United States Kendo Federation (AUSKF) and affiliated through Central California Kendo Federation. | |
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| Location: Practice Schedule: | Nisei Veterans Committee Hall 1212 South King St. Seattle, WA 98144 >> Driving Directions Japanese Baptist church gym 160 Broadway Seattle, WA 98122 >> Driving Directions Wednessday 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm, Nisei Veterans Committee Hall Satuday 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm, Japanese Baptist church gym * If you are a first timer, it's recommended to contact Yabe sensei in advance, in case there are any cancellations or schedule changes. | |
| Contact Us: Membership: | Contact Person: Manabu Yabe (sensei) Cell Phone: 206-272-0574 Home Phone: 253-852-3886 E-Mail: manabu_yabe@yahoo.com Feel free to come see or join us!! All ages are welcome to join, whether you're a college student, parent, grandparent or just starting elementary school. Kendo is a long process of learning the physical and spiritual natures that are within yourself. However, it's ultimately a satisfying experience. |  | |
