About Us (Hong Kong)
Kyokushin Karate Seibukai Hong Kong Branch is an official branch that was established in 2007 by Nagao Tsuyoshi Sensei (a pioneer whom introduced and promoted Kyokushin Style Karate in Hong Kong since the early 1990s) Seibukai Hong Kong Branch utilizes syllabus that is set by Japan Headquarter. Annual tournaments and trainings in Japan are available to all Hong Kong members, and all dan certificate holders are officially examined and accredited by Shihan Nishida.
We are also a non-profit organization that promotes Karate with the focus of cultivating and developing the sense of discipline, endurance, persistence, and responsibility among the practitioners. Since Karate is a martial art that can strengthen ones’ physique. It helps to build up the learners’ durable mind, adroit technique and strong physique. Our training will also provide practitioners a way to better their motor coordination between their limbs and eyesight, speed and reaction. Through a disciplinary training process, it helps to increase the practitioners' (particularly students’) learning efficiency by building up their concentration and strengthening their mind. Karate training not only can lead to a stronger body and mind, but also, by equipping oneself with self- defense technique, it fosters the confidence to cope with the challenges in their lives and work.
Kyokushin Karate Seibukai Hong Kong Branch was established in 2007 by Nagao Senpai (One of the founders of Hong Kong Kyokushin Branch) and it is an officially recognized branch under Seibukai Headquarter in Japan.
Kyokushin Karate Seibukai Hong Kong Branch utilizes syllabus that is set by Japan Headquarter and it is presided by an established committee and annual tournaments and trainings in Japan are available to all Hong Kong members.
Open-Weight Karate System.
Facilitates and promotes personal growth & health development.
Self-Defense Techniques.
Social organizational skills & human relations development.
Traditional Karate Techniques.
Tournament Trainings & Participations.
Seibukai promotes and cultivates international friendship and world peace. Hence participants are welcomed regardless of difference in religious backgrounds, ages and genders.
Nagao Tsuyoshi Sensei (Black Belt 3rd Dan) - Kyokushin Karate Seibukai Hong Kong Branch Chief
Nagao Sensei started his budo journey more than 30 years ago when he first joined the Kyokushin Jouhoku Branch in 1982. Since then he has remained as a member of Nishida Shihan's dojo and continues to be under shihan's guidances. In 1987 Nagao Sensei participated in the 18th All Japan Karate Do Tournament. In the early 90s, due to work opportunities; Nagao Sensei came to Hong Kong. By 1991, he and other Japanese Kyokushin practioners had established a small Kyokushin Club in Sogo dojo that help to plan the seed of Kyokushin Karate in Hong Kong. Over the years, Nagao Sensei has not only helped to train local and foreign fighters. He has also been actively promoting full contact karte tournament, such as oraganizing the 2000 and 2001 tournaments, and participating in refereeing these events. In 2007, Nagao Sensei officially established the Hong Kong Seibukai Dojo at the YMCA Kings Park and in 2012, he was officially appointed by Nishida Shihan as the Hong Kong Branch Chief.
Jason Leung (Black Belt 2nd Dan) - Kyokushin Karate Seibukai Hong Kong Acting Branch Chief
In 1995, Jason senpei was introduced to Kyokushin karate and joined the Kyokushin Club in Sogo Dojo. Since Then, Jason senpei has been active in training and competing both local and international tournaments.
1997 Kyokushin Inner Dojo Tournament (Second Runner Up)
1998 Kyokushin Hong Kong Open Tournament (First Runner Up)
2000 Kyokushin Hong Kong Open Tournament (Second Runner Up)
2001 Kyokushin Inner Dojo Tournament (First Runner Up)
2001 Kyokushin Hong Kong Open Tournament (Second Runner Up)
2008 The 92nd Japan Kyokushin Seibukai Tournament (Hong Kong Representative)
2014 Awarded Black Belt Shodan by the International Budo Oganization - Kyokushin Karate Seibukai (Japan Headquarter)
2010 to 2019 Summer camp (Japan) & Nishida Shihan class (Japan)
2020 Awarded Black Belt 2nd Dan by the International Budo Oganization - Kyokushin Karate Seibukai (Japan Headquarter)
2022 Awarded by Nishida Shihan as the Acting Branch Chief of Kyokushin Karate Seibukai Hong Kong Branch
2023 The 1st Open Karate Seminar in Japan (Direct guidance by Nishida Shihan)
2023 to 2024 Nishida Shihan class (Japan)
2024 The 3rd Open Karate Seminar in Japan (Direct guidance by Nishida Shihan)
2024 Nagao Sensei class (Japan) (Direct guidance by Nagao Sensei)
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