JUDO

It is one of the most practiced martial arts in Japan and in the world. It was created by the master Jigoro Kano (1860-1938), and it is the only Japanese martial art with a presence in the Olympics. Judo has also been declared by Unesco as the best formative sport for children.



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LAIDO

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It has its origins in the Edo period (which extends from March 24, 1603 to May 3, 1868) and was practiced by samurai. Like Kendo, Laido is also practiced with the sword, but, unlike Kendo, the cuts are executed by sheathing and unsheathing the saber.
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KENDO

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This martial art is closely linked to the samurai philosophy. Its origins are diffuse; Some ancient Japanese stories say that the Kendo sword is born from divinity, to such an extent that it is one of the three sacred symbols of Japan. To practice Kendo, replicas of wooden katanas, bamboo swords and, in some demonstrations, also real katanas are used, which is why it is known as Japanese fencing.
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AIKIDO

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This martial art was developed in the mid-1920s by master Morihei Ueshiba. It is a very harmonious martial art, which teaches how to use the opponent's strength against him without harming or humiliating him.
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