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Embassy of Japan organize Karate workshop at Pakistan Sports Complex

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The Embassy of Japan in cooperation with the Japan Karate Association (JKA) of Pakistan organized Karate Workshop on March 7th at the Hamidi Hall of Pakistan Sports Complex Islamabad.

This workshop was held under the title of “7th JKA national Karate Camp” and was participated by Pakistani people who love Karate from Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Peshawar.

The Workshop with the presence of Mr. SHIINA Katsutoshi, leading Karate player from Japan and JKA official instructor, 7th Dan (The levels consist of “Kyu (10 to 1)” and “Dan (1 to 10)”) offered opportunities

for the participants not only to enhance their skills but also to explore the excitement of Karate as the Japanese martial arts. Mr. SHIINA was assisted by his co-instructors Mr. KANDA Osamu, Ms. TANAKA

Junko as well as the instructors from JKA Pakistan during the workshop.

Mr. ITO Takeshi, Charge d’ Affaires, Embassy of Japan in Pakistan together with the Deputy Director General (Technical) Mr. Muhammad Shahid Islam from Pakistan Sports Boards inaugurated this one-day

Workshop. Mr. ITO witnessed the training sessions and expressed his gratitude to Mr. SHIINA and his team for arriving all the way from Japan to supervise and give valuable tips to the young karate learners in

Pakistan. Later Mr. ITO presented certificates to the participants of the training camp.

While appreciating the participants for showing their keen interest in traditional Japanese martial arts of Karate, Mr. ITO said that the purpose of holding this karate training camp was to provide an opportunity to the Pakistani youth to learn “real” karate which requires courtesy as well as mental endurance together with physical strength. He hoped that this training opportunity would prove beneficial for them to . NNI

 

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