“Shaolin Kung Fu” is the origin of “White Crane Fist” of Goju-ryu Karate


In general, sports have a peak in physical strength and skill.
However, traditional martial arts continue to deepen, gain new knowledge, and evolve as we age.
There are training methods that can only be understood through life experience.
Would you like to join us on the path of martial arts, which evolves with age?
1. A teaching style that combines tradition and flexibility
- A teaching policy that emphasizes balance between mind, technique, and body , and pursues perfection as a martial art.
- In addition to face-to-face instruction, the hybrid system allows for online instruction , so you can take classes from anywhere, making it easy to continue.
- It supports multiple languages , so anyone can participate from anywhere in the world.
2. “Slow Karate” class suitable for beginners and seniors
- The slow movements put less strain on the joints and muscles, allowing you to move your body safely.
- It strengthens the body’s deep muscles and is also effective in improving flexibility, balance, respiratory function, and posture .
- Because you are conscious of your movements while doing this, it can be expected to have the effect of a “moving meditation” that improves concentration, as well as reduce stress and improve self-esteem .
3. High quality teaching and philosophy
- A precise and theoretical curriculum based on the Goju-ryu Teaching Manual (author: Yamaguchi Gogen, published in 1977).
- Instruction that requires accountability = There are limits to instruction that is based on the idea that things have always been this way.
- Instructor training = instruction that focuses on the transmission of martial arts and martial arts.
- Creativity and ingenuity: Instruction using special equipment that will dramatically improve your free sparring skills.
- The principles of “health and longevity,” “self-defense,” and “non-war” = self-establishment that cultivates peaceful values.
- Teaching based on a global perspective based on teaching experience in Europe and North America.
4. The training content is rich and systematic
- It covers basic techniques (blocking, punching, kicking, continuous offense and defense) and a variety of forms (Tai Chi, Sanchin, Seisan, etc.).
- It also provides a wealth of knowledge and technical information, including martial arts theory (posture, power, breathing, awareness) and equipment techniques (nunchaku).
- Systematic instruction in joint techniques for self-defense.
5. Currently providing instruction in Europe and the Middle East
- We have also started providing instruction in Europe , available from early morning until the daytime (07:00-13:00 European time).
- The instructor has extensive experience teaching overseas , including experience teaching in Spain (Alicante) .
6. Steps to joining
- Organize your goals and interests : Think about what attracts you, such as maintaining health, self-defense, the effect on the mind, or the depth of the form.
- Consider the teaching format : Consider your convenience and choose whether in-person, online, or both is ideal.
- Choose between “Slow Karate” or regular training : “Slow Karate” is recommended for beginners or those who are not good at exercise.
- Inquiries/Trial Application : Request a trial by contacting us on the website and letting us know the format and class you would like to take.
- Check the class content, costs, and schedule : If there are free or trial lessons, you can make a decision with confidence.
- Start : If the details are right, proceed with the official membership procedure.
7. Summary of features
project | Contents and Strengths |
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Teaching Style | Traditional martial arts + flexible style (face-to-face and online) |
Slow Karate | Safe and effective for beginners and seniors, improving your body, mind, and posture |
Credibility of instruction | Safe training using accurate theory and equipment based on the Goju-ryu teaching manual |
A wide range of facial expressions | You can systematically learn basic techniques, forms, theories, and even equipment methods. |
International Response | Multilingual and European-compatible, opening the door to global markets |
8. Inquiries
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International Karate School/Goushin-kai
4-17 Azumakami-cho Kashiwa Chiba Japan. 277-0011
mobil:+81-(0)80-4365-0861
fax:+81-(0)4-7166-4128
e.mail:ser.kashiwa@gmail.com