The Monthly Dojo Drop: Tri-Force Sapporo
Tri‑Force Sapporo offers a clean, welcoming, and beginner‑friendly training environment led by instructor Daisuke Fujita. The class I attended focused on detailed half‑guard passing in the gi, taught with clear explanations and plenty of drilling time. The team was kind, technical, and respectful during sparring, making this a great spot for newer grapplers or travelers looking for structured instruction and a positive atmosphere.
The Monthly Dojo Drop: AFG Base Rosa
AFG Base Rosa offers a welcoming, technically focused training environment led by Tsukasa Muroya and a team of experienced black belts. The gym maintains a clean, well‑organized facility with ample mat space and a friendly community atmosphere. Whether you’re visiting Sapporo or looking for a consistent place to train, AFG Base Rosa provides thoughtful instruction, safe sparring, and a supportive culture that makes it easy for grapplers of all levels to learn and grow.
The Monthly dojo drop: Paraestra Sapporo
Paraestra Sapporo delivers a disciplined, fighter‑focused training environment that still feels welcoming to visitors. Led by Minoru Tawaraya, the gym blends technical instruction with a competitive edge, offering rounds that are intense, respectful, and grounded in solid fundamentals. Whether you’re a beginner looking for structure or an experienced grappler wanting to test yourself in a room full of serious athletes, Paraestra provides a high‑quality training experience with a strong sense of purpose on the mats.
The Monthly Dojo Drop: Over Limit Sapporo
Over Limit BJJ in Sapporo offers one of the most beginner‑friendly and technically structured classes I’ve experienced in Japan. Led by world champion Ryozo Murata, the gym emphasizes clear instruction, purposeful drilling, and safe, respectful sparring. The facility is clean, the staff is welcoming, and the training environment strikes a perfect balance between disciplined technique and relaxed approachability.