徳島の空手道場
NPO法人全世界空手道連盟 新極真会 徳島西南支部 逢坂道場
Departure: December 3, 2026 (Thursday) - 5 nights, 6 days
Hotel: Aoawo Naruto Resort (western-style room with bath and toilet)
Meals included: 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 5 dinners
A tour guide will accompany you throughout the entire trip.
Minimum participants: 20
Chartered bus: Tokushima Bus or I-Net Kanko
Tour price (all ages): 230,000 yen(per person, based on double occupancy)
(Price for 4 people sharing a room: 218,000 yen
Price for 3 people sharing a room: 224,000 yen
Price for single occupancy: 290,000 yen (adults only)
* Sharing a room with other guests is not permitted.
*Children 3 and under: 4,400 yen(Bus seats, beds, and meals are not provided.)
Included in the tour price:
transportation, accommodation, meals, tour guide, admission costs, and tournament
participation fees (tournament spectators will receive special seating, pamphlet, and a souvenir
*Karate training will be tailored to accommodate participant interests as much as possible.
Requests regarding specific aspects of kata or sparring can be made during registration.
However, time and content constraints may limit the number we can fulfill.
*Karate training will be conducted by Yuichiro Osaka, Kenji Maekawa, and Emi Shoguchi.
Plans are subject to change.
Tour highlights of the Tokushima Budo Tour!!
《Karate Practice》
A karate seminar tailoredto hone your interests!!
The heart of the Tokushima Budo Tour is its customized training sessions.
Successful masters who have medaled in national and world championships
will attentively guide participants in their desired training!!
When applying for the tour, feel free to include training concerns such as "I want to learn how to make my punches stronger" or "I want to learn key points of kata to help me win matches." Experienced instructors from Tokushima will carefully guide you through training tailored to these requests, no matter your rank, grade, age, or gender. Beginners are also welcome. Those with no prior karate experience will learn basic karate forms that focus on balance and movement in a way that is accessible to everyone. These forms help shape the mind, an essential component of bushido.
The foundation of the Tokushima Budo Tour training is the spirit of bushido. Every technique we teach embodies this spirit. Let's all learn and enjoy bushido karate!! You are also welcome to watch the traditional Japanese karate training without participating.
Experienced instructors from Tokushima
Shihan Yuichiro Osaka
5th Dan / Shinkyokushinkai
Tokushima Southwest Branch
8th World Tournament / Silver Medal (Kumite)
Shihan Kenji Maegawa
4th Dan / Shinkyokushinkai
Tokushima Northeast/Awaji Branch
36th All Japan Tournament / Silver Medal (Kumite)
Sensei Emi Shoguchi
4th Dan, Shinkyokushinkai
Tokushima Northeast/Awaji Branch
10th World Tournament / Champion (Kumite)
56th All Japan Tournament / Silver Medal (Kata)
《Tournament》
Karate without victory poses embodies the spirit of bushido!!
Karate has inherited the bushido spirit as its martial arts philosophy. Samurai respected even their adversaries as they fought for their lives. In the same way, the martial art of karate emphasizes showing consideration for the feelings of the defeated opponent, including refraining from victory gestures after winning a match. In Japan, karate tournaments adhering to this martial arts spirit have been held for over 50 years. Karate tournaments, ranging from small contests to large-scale events, are now held almost every week throughout Japan, but the bushido spirit is upheld in all of them.
Tokushima is a small Japanese city, but you can still experience the bushido spirit that thrives throughout the country by participating in or attending a tournament. In addition to the matches, you can enjoy attractions such as breaking boards and savor the flavors of Tokushima at the food booths. *The competition is limited to Shinkyokushinkai members. There is a wide range of categories, from young children to older adults.
《Discover》
Learn how Tokushima's bushido spirit is rooted in its history and culture!
Tokushima possesses a unique samurai spirit with deep roots. It includes the history of the humane treatment of German prisoners of war from World War I in the Bando Prisoner of War Camp and the culture of the Shikoku Pilgrimage, which begins in Tokushima and continues throughout the Shikoku region.
The spirit of bushido represents the ideal mindset for humanity in today's world that is plagued by conflict and war. This tour will take you to the Naruto German Village, a memorial museum for the Bando Prisoner of War Camp, and Ryozenji Temple, the first temple on the Shikoku Pilgrimage, to explore how the history and culture intertwine to form the samurai spirit of Tokushima. According to the traditions of the Shikoku Pilgrimage, Tokushima is the "Place of Awakening.” In this land of the soul, please assimilate the spirit of bushido, which will serve as a guide for the hearts of all humanity.
《Tourism》
Enjoy the nature, flavors, and culture of Tokushima!
Tokushima is a place of special significance thanks to its abundant natural beauty that enriches the soul. The large Naruto whirlpools that form in the ocean are among Tokushima's proudest natural features. Participants will visit Naruto Park, where the Naruto whirlpools can be seen, the day before the competition to prepare mentally before the event. Furthermore, the tour will feature the natural bounty of Tokushima in your meals.
Watch the famous Awa Odori, a unique dance that reflects the way ancient Japanese people used their bodies for work and contains similarities to martial arts. Furthermore, another of Tokushima's specialties is indigo dyeing, and that color was a favorite of samurai. Take home an indigo-dyed souvenir to enjoy as a memento of your spiritual journey to Tokushima, a place steeped in the spirit of bushido.
It is convenient to get to Tokushima by plane from Haneda Airport or by bus from Kansai Airport.
It is also possible to take the train or other transportation. Please check this website for details.