道場 (doujou)
dojo, hall used for martial arts training
- JLPT N1
- Pitch 1
- #7566 most frequent
Meaning
道場 (どうじょう, doujou) is a JLPT N1 vocabulary word meaning “dojo, hall used for martial arts training”.
Kanji in this word
Example sentences 10
彼は空手の道場に通っています
He goes to the karate dojo.
私は兄と同じ道場に通っている。
I go to the same dojo as my older brother.
その道場が「三輪別所」であった。
The Dojo was called "Miwa-bessho."
柔道場は1000畳敷きの広さだ。
The judo facility is 1,000 tatami mats in area.
私は道場の仲間に紅白まんじゅうを配った。
I passed out red and white buns to my dojo teammates.
師範は流派ないしその道場の道場主等から免許される。
The license of the grand master is given from the head of the school of the accomplishments or the owner of the training hall of the martial arts.
その後、時宗の道場となり「四条道場」と称されるようになった。
Thereafter, it became dojo (training hall) of the Ji sect and was called 'Shijo Dojo.'
弓道場（きゅうどうじょう）とは弓道、弓術を行う為の道場を言う。
"Kyudojo" is a dojo (a training hall) to do kyudo (Japanese art of archery) and kyujutsu (same as above).
中学校〜大学、公設道場から私設道場まで殆どの弓道場がこれで、通常の稽古は近的道場で行う。
Most Kyudo dojo in junior high school to college are of this kind, as are public and private dojo, and regular training is done in the Kyudo dojo for close-range shooting.
時宗の道場が置かれ「七条道場」とも呼ばれ、また東市（ひがしいち）に近いことから「市屋道場」（一夜道場）とも称された。
It was called 'Shichijo dojo' because it had a dojo (place of Buddhist practice or meditation) of Jishu sect, and also called 'Ichiya dojo' because it was close to Higashi-ichi (East Market).