Did You Know?

Kobudō is an Okinawan Martial Art that uses working tools as weapons. Kobudō was originated because the restriction of wearing weapons during the Japanese Civil War in the XVII century.

The use of farming tools is common on every Kobudō techniques.

About Kobudō

Kobudō is an effective Martial Art that implements farm tools as weapons.

Although many modifications have been produced to the current Kobudō logo, the following is the widely accepted school logo from Okinawa.

Our program strives to provides the original techniques and training developed in the XVII century.

Common farm tools including the Bo, Sai, Tonfa, and Nunchaku were used as weapons.

You can learn Kobudō, Martial Arts, and much more with the training provided by our experts and top Grand Master Lucio Farías.

Kobudō Katas

Our program includes the following Katas and forms.

Novices, advanced students, or masters can complete these programs at their own pace.

Ranking

At Budousa, we strive for the teaching, support, and fair promotion of all martial artists. We promote ancient Martial Arts, traditions, and techniques.

The following indicates the suggested time required between ranks. Kyu's and Dan's promotions are available through our Application page.

We invite you to attend and experience our Kobudō classes. Here, you can learn basic and advanced techniques. All ages, levels, and Martial Arts styles are welcome.