Study Iaido in Ann Arbor

Are you interested in broadening your martial arts study to include Japanese sword arts? 

At Japanese Martial Arts Center, we practice and teach the art of iaido, led by Nicklaus Suino Sensei, four-time All-Tokyo Champion.

When you learn iaido in Ann Arbor, you’ll learn more than how to handle a katana. You’ll immerse yourself in a personal journey to hone your concentration, perception, and presence. 

At JMAC, we embrace a culture of respect for each other and for the Japanese martial arts. We’re committed to supporting the personal growth of all who train here. We thrive together.

Visit our website to learn about our classes, including the Japanese sword art of iaido.

Learn Iaido in Ann Arbor

Visit JMAC and experience our commitment for yourself. Contact us here on the website or call 734-720-0330 to arrange a free introductory lesson or to watch a class.

Japanese Sword Fighting Arts

Do you feel drawn to the grace and power of Japanese swordsmanship?

Japanese swordsmanship is an ancient art and discipline heralding back to the samurai of feudal Japan. It still encompasses the reverence the samurai felt for the sword. Over the years, the art of swordsmanship grew into many different styles and schools. 

The art of the sword is often referred to collectively as kenjutsu, but you’ll also see kenjutsu taught as a type of swordsmanship. You’ll find that different schools or dojos teach different types of swordsmanship. Some popular types include:

• Iaido
• Iaijutsu 
• Kenjutsu 
• Kendo 

Learn more about Japanese swordsmanship at JMAC!

Learn Iaido in Ann Arbor

At Japanese Martial Arts Center, we practice and teach the art of iaido, led by Nicklaus Suino Sensei, four-time All-Tokyo Champion.

When you learn iaido in Ann Arbor, you’ll learn more than how to handle a katana. You’ll immerse yourself in a personal journey to hone your concentration, perception, and presence. 

Visit JMAC and experience our commitment for yourself. Contact us here on the website or call 734-720-0330 to arrange a free introductory lesson or to watch a class.