Nisshinkan Dojo 日新館 - Nemoto Sensei´s new dojo in Iwama

Nemoto Sensei has started building his own dojo — the 'Nisshinkan Dojo' 日新館. The name suggests training every day and it will be used by the uchi deshi living in Aikihouse.

To view pictures showing progress of the building of the dojo click here.

The new dojo is located next door to Aikihouse, between Aikihouse and Nemoto Sensei's brother's (Hisashi-san's) house. 

The size of the training mat inside the dojo will be 24 tatami, ca 48 square meters and will be ideal for ca 8 uchi deshi to practice aikido. The dojo will also contain a toilette and dressing rooms with showers.

The building of the dojo has so far been supported by e.g. generous donations collected by Ute and Mark van Meerendonk, a major donation by Shigemi Nakata as well as donation by others. To all of those who already has supported by donating to the building of the new dojo we offer you all our sincere thanks for your effort.

Building a new dojo is very expensive and the construction is not currently fully funded. There is currently enough funding to construct the base of the dojo and put up a roof.

We hope that you personally or your dojo may consider a donation to help out with the cost for the building of the dojo. People, dojo's or organizations donating money to the construction of the dojo will be listed in the dojo to show that they have contributed in building it.

If you wish to support the construction of the new dojo you can make a donation to the following bank account and it will be transferred to Nemoto Sensei.

Bank: Swedbank
IBAN: SE24 8000 0821 4991 3571 2280
BIC: SWEDSESS
Clearing no: 8214-9
Bank account number: 913 571 228-0
Account holder: Per-Ola Olsson

Text: ‘Dojo Nemoto Sensei’

Note! Transferring money between banks involves some fees by the banks, please take into account that these fees will be deducted from the sum of money you donate, so add a minor sum to cover theses fees.

As you send a donation please send an email to Per-Ola Olsson, in detail describing the amount you donated and the name of the people, dojo and/or organization that has contributed to the donation.