Shorinjiryu Genbukan Karatedo & Shigeru Ishino

SHORINJIRYU ISHINO
GENBUKAN KARATEDO

LINKS TO GENBUKAN BRANCHES

Dojo Location: Gymnase de l’école Antoine-Bernard
15, rue Comeau St.
Carleton, Québec, Canada
Schedule: Tuesday and Thursday
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Mailing Address: Dojo Sei Bu Kai
c/o Bruno Corriveau
C.P. 1000
Carleton, Qc, G0C 1Y0
Canada
Telephone: (1-418) - 364 - 3341 #229
(1-418) - 759 - 8103
E-mail: Corriveau_Bruno at yahoo dot fr
Club Head Instructor: Sensei Bruno Corriveau

Dojo Location: Bu Yu Kan Martial Arts Studio
R.R. #1, 2077 Fitzpatrick Road,
(Montreal St. to Aragon Rd. to Fitzpatrick Rd.
Glenburnie, Ontario K0H 1S0
Canada
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Mailing Address: c/o Leroy Throop
R.R. #1, 2077 Fitzpatrick Road,
Glenburnie, Ontario, K0H 1S0
Canada
Telephone: (613)- 546 - 4850 (home)
E-mail: no e-mail yet
Club Head Instructor: Sensei Leroy J. Throop

Dojo Location: Artillery Park Aquatic & Fitness Centre
76 Ordnance Street
(corner of Montreal St. and Ordnance St.)
Kingston, Ontario K7K 5V1
Canada
Schedule: Monday and Wednesday
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
In the blue meeting room
Mailing Address: c/o Allen Yuen
144 Casterton Ave
Kingston, Ontario K7M 1R5
Canada
Telephone: (613)- 545 - 3732 (home)
E-mail: shiryukai at gmail dot com
Club Head Instructor: Sensei Allen Yuen
Assistant Instructors

Dojo Location: NIN BU KAI
144 Casterton Ave
Kingston, Ontario K7M 1R5
Canada
Schedule: Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Mailing Address: c/o Allen Yuen
144 Casterton Ave
Kingston, Ontario K7M 1R5
Canada
Telephone: (613)- 545 - 3732 (home)
E-mail: ninbukai dot dojo at gmail dot com
Club Head Instructor: Sensei Allen Yuen

Dojo Location: Kyoku Bu Kai
Honkaluodonrinne 4
Helsinki 00570
Finland
Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays -6:00 p.m.
Saturday afternoon
Mailing Address: c/o Juha Halttunen

Honkaluodonrinne 4
Helsinki 00570
Finland
E-mail: .
Club Head Instructor: Sensei Juha Halttunen

LINK EXCHANGE

Naginata is a Japanese martial art form for men, women, and children. The Naginata originated over 1,000 years ago. It was a powerful weapon against horsemen and foot soldiers alike. The Naginata's length and weight made it an efficient weapon against the sword, and its circular execution made it one of the most graceful and fluid of classical Japanese combat systems. Naginata today is an art form that teaches etiquette, respect, patience, self-confidence, and self-control. The practice of Naginata nurtures stamina, beauty and grace of movement, and the building of character through discipline and concentration. Moreover, it prepares individuals to deal with the rigors of life, and in establishing a moral code based on chivalry and honor

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