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Griffin Center
Genge St
Civic
This dojo is a temporary one to replace Turner PCYC dojo that was closed in
April 2006 and had 26 years of AKI history, including being the inaugural
AKI dojo in Australia.
Civic Dojo is based in a large function room in the Griffin Centre.
Jigsaw mats are placed on the parquetry floor to allow plenty of room for
more expansive movements.
Police and Citizen's Youth Club
Gratton Court
Wanniassa ACT
Erindale dojo was founded by Bob Gibbon Sensei in 1982. In 2004 Erindale
dojo was refurbished and upgraded to a 40 mat surface, allowing students
plenty of room to continue a strong tradition of good training. Training was
initially conducted on acro mats in Richardson Primary School while the
current PCYC was being built. The Erindale PCYC Gym Hall was long used as the
venue for annual Easter Camps, prior the the opening of Tengoku dojo.
306 Widgewa Rd
Carwoola NSW 2620
15km along Captains Flat Rd, turn right at top of hill after Whiskers Creek
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map of how to get to Tengoku Dojo
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roads around Tengoku Dojo
Situated 15 minutes east of Queanbeyan in a bush setting Tengoku Dojo is a
36 mat purpose built dojo. The ACT Region Aikido group helped in the
demolition of a local sports facility, and in rearranging it to form a coil
sprung floating floor. The training surface is comprised of tatami mats, and
feels like the Meiji University dojo floor in Ochanomizu which 'ducks' when
you step onto it. With plenty of light and fresh air and with an open heart
the dojo extends its welcome to those who wish to explore the Aiki path.
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