Starting Martial Arts

JCCC Martial Arts Policies

  • An active JCCC Membership and a free martial arts group membership are required. This can be completed through the registration portal.

  • Class fees must be paid in full by the registration deadline. Please note that all payments are final, and no refund or deferral of fee will be issued.   

  • Registration after the deadline will be subject to administrative fees. Please see our policy here for more information.

  • Please note that each Martial Arts Class has its own registration time and minimum age for acceptance. 

 

Family Discount

All families can enjoy a 10% discount for any multiple registrations within the family across any of our martial arts disciplines. This is available through a promo code in the series registration description. Please apply before checkout. Family discount cannot be applied retroactively. 

 


Registration 

*Registration for martial arts programs allows a participant to attend as many classes as the program offers per week.

Registration opens for Judo and Kendo Jul-Sep on Jun 1, and Introductory Aikido/Karate Jul-Aug 2025 on June 4, 2025

Please check the martial arts page for specific class information and instructions.
Deadline: Fri. Jun 20, 2025

If you are having difficulty registering through the portal, please contact registration@jccc.on.ca.

 

Judo

General Age 15: Register

General Age 7-14: Register

Joshi Age 15+: Register

 

Kendo

Age 15+: Register

Age 8-14: Register

 

Introductory Aikido

*Children aged 6-14 do not require an Introductory class as a prerequisite.

Age 15+: Register

 

Introductory Karate

*Students must attend the first class on Tuesday, July 15.

Age 15+: Register

Age 8-14: Register


Interested in registering for other martial arts?

For all who are interested in joining the next registration for the martial arts programs, and who do not already receive email news about our martial arts, you can sign up for our notification list.

Notification Sign-up

 


JCCC Program Protocol

As of July 4, 2022 the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre’s Health Protection Policy has been suspended. However we will continue to require to follow public health recommendations as necessary.

Failure to follow JCCC guideline and processes could result in a loss of opportunity to participate in our programming.