Kobudo training provides a balance between unarmed and armed martial arts. Rooted in the history of Okinawa, the practice has evolved over many centuries. While it’s commonly believed that Kobudo weapons were derived from farming tools used by Okinawan farmers (Heimin class), recent historical findings suggest that it was actually the Pechin class (Okinawan warrior class) who practiced these techniques.

Matayoshi Kobudo is not just about mastering weapons but also about understanding the rich history, etiquette, and philosophy behind the art. Each student learns the values of respect, discipline, and self-awareness that define the martial tradition.

If you’re 14 years or older and interested in learning Matayoshi Kobudo, we invite you to join us for lessons or come by to observe a class!