An informal  group that meets in Zama, Japan 2x per week to practice spar in BJJ, Grappling, Jiu Jitsu Club Zama Jiu-Jitsu Club is a non-profit group of individuals training Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu (sometimes also called Gracie Jiu-Jitsu) at Zama, Kanagawa-ken, Japan.Zama Jiu-Jitsu Club is always accepting new members. About half of our members have recently started training Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu so novice trainers can enjoy training as well.   As of now there are 4 or 5 Japanese members who come at …

Notice 1: This group was formerly Sagamihara City Connection. It is now a non-smokers only group.  No exceptions!   Notice 2 : It is highly recommended that you have sufficient Japanese language skills to be able to order food from a Japanese menu and and to be able to navigate the trains independently."  The focus of the group is on residents, not visitors.  Members are welcome to bring visitors as guests. ___________________________________________________________________________________ …

25th November 2012 I will be training hoping to do the above marathon. This group is for anyone who would like to do it as well or interested in training for it. I will be posting a weekly training programme so people can follow it where ever they are living but maybe nice to do the longer running sessions as a group. The training programme will be starting on the 23rd July so and will be for people who have some level of running fitness but maybe 1st time marathon runners?? It will be a 18week …

I have recently moved to Tokyo and I am a keen triathlete. Its so much more fun training with others and wanted to start a group for anyone that wants to join. . It would be great to meet other people with a similar interest. I will be posting swims/cycles and run here and those of you who would like to join that would be great. I live around Kinshicho but will be training in a number of areas for a bit of variety. So if you enjoy swimming, running or cycling or just want to give triathlons a go …

Do you like or love baseball? Do you want to go to an occasional game in Tokyo, or watch some MLB or NPB with some guys and have a few beers at home? Better yet, do you have a boy playing, or wants to play, at some level in Japan and want to get advise, practice together, or find a team that fits your level of commitment? Then we can help. My boy played on a Japanese L.L. team and now plays with a mixed foreign L.L. team, and yours can too. Let's help each other learn the ropes of baseball in Ja …