Two Rivers Aikikai

2950 SE Belmont Street

Portland, OR 97214

We strive to be an Equitable Dojo

Building Peace is a Way of Life

Silence is Violence and Black Lives Matter

Equity, Justice and Non-Violence on and off the Mat

Develop your Peaceful Spirit

through Aikido, Iaido and Karatedo

Make a Difference in Your Life

and the Lives of Others

Two Rivers Aikikai is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing adults, teens and children of any identity with an opportunity to develop strong, healthy bodies and powerful spirits of equity through the practice of Aikido, Iaido and Karate in Portland, Oregon. Two Rivers Aikikai admits students ages 12 and above of any race, color, gender identity, sexual orientation and economic status.

Aikido is the only effective method of self defense that does not use violent action in response to violent confrontation. Aikido will help develop within your self the power of compassionate, cooperative and peaceful methods in de-escalating and resolving conflict.

Iaido is being in the moment while drawing and cutting with a Japanese sword. Iaido is a mentally and physically challenging individual practice of mindfulness and precise bodily movements.

Two Rivers Aikikai is offering indoor classes for teens and adults who are up to date with the COVID vaccine process. Our current class schedule is available on our Classes for Teens and Adults page.

Our next 4 week Beginner Session in Aikido for teens and adults starts Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2022.

Click here to download our Beginner Information Sheet for teens and adults as a file (379k) for printing.

Click here to download our Registration Form for teens and adults as a file (332k) for printing.

We are not offering classes for children at this time. We encourage everyone to wear a mask when out in public, to wash their hands often and maintain a safe distance. Please don't take chances.

If you would like to be added to our mailing list for future announcements, please email the dojo. info@2rivers.org

Two Rivers Aikikai is a 501(c)(3) federal non-profit organization that admits students of any race, color, age, gender identity,
sexual orientation and economic status to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities that are available to all members.