old japanese judo dojos

This thread for old dojo japanese photos. If you know any interesting judo places, please post info here.

Bunbukan Shimamura dojo - since 1926

Interier/Exterier photos:
http://www.bunbukan-shimamuradojo.com/gallery2.html






Practice
http://www.bunbukan-shimamuradojo.com/simamuradojo.html






History.
http://www.bunbukan-shimamuradojo.com/history2.html

Nice. Thanks for posting.

I have a kobudo bud that is traveling Japan documenting old dojo. He is a good photographer so I hope he makes his research into an article I can post here.

NBK

無声堂 "Musei-do", kendo/judo hisghschool dojo since 1914 -
Kanazawa 4th High School Kendo/Judo Court, Meijimura, Inuyama, Aichi, Japan

http://www.meijimura.com/enjoy/sight/building/4-34.html



The tatami on the picture looks like very old.



Video:
明治村 - 金沢第四高等学校武術道場(無声堂) - 剣道場,柔道場
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcX7U1Januc

Enshin Judo Dojo, Kyoto, Japan 【HD】 Dojo de Judo Enshin, Kioto, Japón. 京都の円心道場


Japan 2016 VLOG 6: Judo at Sekiryukan Dojo


Not old, but nice document about Kodokan
Japan 2016 VLOG 9: The Kodokan Judo World HQ

Interesting stuff. Thanks for it.

Former Okinawa Police Dojo, as we called it, where lots of Judo took place in the 1960's:

http://ryukyu-bugei.com/?p=3760

大日本武徳会長野支部（現　長野県警察本部体育館）
Dainippon Takenori Association Nagano Branch (now Nagano Prefectural Central Police Gym)

http://sports-culture.cocolog-nifty.com/supojin/2017/01/post-8ae6.html

The Sainekan 済寧館 is the dojo inside the Imperial Palace, Tokyo.

Established 1883, the current building was finished in 1933. Used near daily for the judo and kendo practice of the Imperial Guards Police. During the Occupation it was one of the only places where the police were allowed to practice budo nonstop. Postwar, when the north garden was opened to the public, a very tall hedge obscures the entrance used only by the Emperor, who still observes a special ceremony every ten years, and the Crown Prince, who attends his own special ceremonial demonstration every five years.

Most photos of the interior are shot from the right, facing the Emperor's box, and often don't show the judo tatami, which lie to the left.

Suzuki Dojo (Kichijoji) in Okinawa





Source: http://jdm.tokyo/history_1.html

great stuff my friend

Some old photos of old dojo. Source http://mitajuyukai.gr.jp/home/history01/photohistory/