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33 Years of Traditional Okinawan Karate in India

byOSK FederationDojos across India; Home training in BengaluruStarts from800 per examView full gallery

From a small start with 14 students in 1992 to training over 50,000 students daily, our journey is built on the authentic Okinawan Shorin-ryu syllabus. This gallery captures our milestones, media recognition, and our commitment to bringing traditional martial arts to communities across India.

A photo from 27 years ago, with the Shorinkan batch of 1994. It is a reminder of our long journey and the many students who have been a part of our history.

Our dojo featuring a poster of Mrs. Japan Worldwide 2019, Naoko Ohara, a brand ambassador for our federation. We are proud to be associated with individuals who represent excellence and grace.

Being interviewed by the media at our Honbu Dojo. We often share our views on the importance of traditional karate and self defense for the community.

It was a privilege to meet Dr. H.C. Mahadevappa, the Social Welfare Minister of Karnataka, at a national tournament in Mysore. We appreciate the support of government officials for the sport of karate.

A news report from Power TV about our team's journey to the World Karate Championship in Japan. The send off event was attended by former Indian Kabaddi captain Mamatha Poojari, who encouraged our students.

A media interview with former Kabaddi captain Mamatha Poojari at our dojo. She speaks about how sports teaches life lessons in discipline, a value we share deeply.

A press meet at our dojo ahead of the 2nd Okinawa Junior World Championship. We believe in being transparent and sharing our team's preparations with the media and the public.

A promotional video announcing our federation's participation in an upcoming event. We are a leading organization, and our presence is always highly anticipated.

A news clip from a Kannada channel covering one of our events, featuring Mrs. Japan as a guest. Our events often attract media attention for their scale and unique demonstrations.

A news report on our Women's Day self defense workshop. I spoke about the importance of making martial arts a compulsory subject in schools to empower children from a young age.

About Our Legacy & Media Presence

Our presence in the media and our public recognition are not about seeking fame, but about visibility for the discipline of traditional Karate. Whether you see us on local news covering self-defense workshops or hosting international guests at our Honbu Dojo in Bangalore, the message remains the same: we teach the exact Shorin-ryu syllabus brought directly from Okinawa, without shortcuts or dilution.

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