Kyoto Budo Center

  • Published on : 26/02/2017
  • by : Japan Experience

Kyoto Budo Center consists of the historic wooden kyubutokuden constructed in 1899 and the more modern building built 90 years later in 1989. Students can practice various martial arts here including kendo, iaido, aikido and kyudo.

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