Because of our commitment to authentic learning, the Yasuragi Dojo offers each student the resources necessary for achieving goals while constantly realizing new ones. From child to adult, our curriculum and programs will bring a sense of accomplishment and new - found confidence. Within a beautiful, state-of-the-art traditional dojo setting, people from all walks of life can come together and enjoy what our traditions offer.

History of th Dojo
Yasuragi Dojo began operations in 1999 as a traditional Japanese arts learning center which was dedicated to offering the surrounding communities the finest in authentic martial and cultural arts.

Under the direction of Chief Instructor, Adam Mitchell, Yasuragi Dojo's martial arts center has been providing adults and children with the most authentic instruction in the arts of classical jujutsu and ninjutsu available. Yasuragi Dojo has grown to serve hundreds of families in the surrounding communities as well as regional police departments, military and security firms.

The Yasuragi Dojo’s cultural arts program, under the direction of Sharon Nakazato, began as not only a means to introduce students of the classical martial arts to the so often missed cultural elements, but also to offer people from the community an experience in learning which would foster a greater appreciation for Japanese and Asian culture. In 2000, Yasuragi Dojo began a Japanese Language program for adults and children, followed by an ongoing Shodo (Japanese Brush Calligraphy) program. The Yasuragi Dojo Cultural Arts have grown to attract students from around the country and in 2002 was recognized by a special Emmissary of the Japanese Ministry of Culture.