"FSA Kenshinkan
Kenshinkan World Karate Grandprix 20182018"“All Japan Junior Ka
Karate Championship Tournament 2018
2018”
The teachers and branch directors are always working hard toward thedevelopment of the dojo and in karate training. Now they bring you the"FSA Kenshinkan World Karate Grandprix 2018"&“All Japan Junior
Karate Championship Tournament 2018”
Boys and girls selected from across the country from different styles andorganizations will gather at The Minato-ku sports center in Tokyo to decide
the true champion of Japan. The general division provides an opportunityfor those with little experience or for those participating in a karatetournament for the first time, regardless of style or organization, to put into
practice what they have learned in karate training in a fair environment.
This year the tournament will be held in conjunction with the brand new
Chaos safety in youth division as well from last year which allows attacks to
the face by punch and compete the point wearing protectors on head andbarrel. We are looking forward to your participation in the event.
25/08/2018
Chief Judge: Takeyuki Hayama
Executive Committee Director: Kazuhisa Uchida
Administrative Committee Director: Masayuki SatoOrganization

International F.S.A.Kenshinkan Karate Organization

Date

Sunday 11th November, 2018
Doors Open

9:30amRegistration

9:30 - 10:00am

Opening Ceremony

10:30am

Location

Minato-ku sports center in Tokyo
1-16-1 Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan 105-0023
Phone: 03-3452-4151

AccessA 5-minute walk from JR Tamachi station.

Entry Fees

Full-contact karate Divisions: ¥7000
Chaos safety Jr. and Adult division: ¥7000
MMA(Mixed Martial Arts) division: ¥7000
Kick boxing division: ¥7000
Kata Jr. divisions: ¥5000
Kata Adult divisions: ¥6000
Double entry : ¥8000

Application Deadline Applications must be received by 5th of October
2018 (Friday).
If you don't have enough Application forms please
make copies.
Application Method

Please send the official application form completed
and signed along with the entry fee by registered
mail. Organizations should send all their applications
together by the application deadline. Please note thatapplications containing only entry forms or only entry
fees cannot be accepted.

AddressFSA Kenshinkan Karate Tournament
Executive Committee
Takeyuki Hayama
Dai Ni Koenji #603
Koenji Minami 4-28-2
Suginami-ku, Tokyo-to 166-0003
Tel: 03-5378-6036

─ Tournament Events ─"FSA Kenshinkan World Karate Grandprix 2018"“All Japan Junior Karate Championship Tournament 2018”

Attention*School grade refers to the grade commenced in April.
Please be careful to enter the correct school grade.
Incorrect entries will result in disqualification.
* In elementary, junior and high school divisions black-belt
contestants are permitted to enter classes other than
beginner and intermediate classes.
*Class division's are subject to change depending on thenumber of participants.

EventNo.

Event Name01. Pre-school Class (mixed boys/ girls) Beginner (ungraded/ white belt)
02. Elementary School First-grade boys Beginner (white / orange belt, up to 9th kyu)
03. Elementary School First-grade boys Advanced (8th kyu/blue belt and above including black belt)
04. Elementary School First-grade girls
05. Elementary School Second-grade boys Beginner (up to orange belt / 9th kyu)
06. Elementary School Second-grade boys Advanced (8th kyu/blue belt and above including black belt)
07. Elementary School Second-grade girls (including black belt)
08. Elementary School Third-grade boys Beginner (up to blue belt / 7th kyu)
09. Elementary School Third-grade boys Advanced (yellow belt / 6th kyu and above)
10. Elementary School Third-grade girls (including black belt)
11. Elementary School Fourth-grade boys Beginner (up to orange belt / 9th kyu)
12. Elementary School Fourth-grade boys Intermediate (from 8th kyu / blue belt up to5th kyu / yellow belt)
13. Elementary School Fourth-grade boys Advanced (4th kyu/ green belt and above
including black belt)

14. Elementary School Fourth-grade girls (including black belt)
15. Elementary School Fifth-grade boys Intermediate (up to 5th kyu / yellow belt)
16. Elementary School Fifth-grade boys Advanced (4th kyu/ green belt and above
including black belt)
17. Elementary School Fifth-grade girls (including black belt)
18. Elementary School Sixth-grade boys Intermediate (up to 5th kyu / yellow belt)
19. Elementary School sixth-grade boys Advanced (4th kyu/ green belt and above
including black belt)
20. Elementary School sixth-grade girls (including black belt)
21. Junior High School Boys Light Weight Class (Under 50kg) (Including black belt)
22. Junior High School Boys Middle Weight Class (over 50kg Under 60kg) (Includingblack belt)
23. Junior High School Boys Heavy Weight Class (60kg and over) (Including black belt)
24. Junior High School Girls (including black belt)
25. High School Boys Light - Middle Weight Class (Under 60kg) (Including black belt)
26.

High School Boys Heavy Weight Class (60kg and over) (Including black belt)

27. High School Girls (including black belt)* Women over the age of 16 are eligible to enter the General class.

Event Event NameNo.
■Full Contact Karate Division
28. Women's Light-weight Class (under 52kg) (including black belt)
29. Women's Heavy-weight Class (52kg and over) (including black belt)
30. Master's Division Light-middleweight Class (40 years and over under 70kg)(including black belt)
31. Master's Division Heavy-weight Class (40 years and over, over 70kg) (includingblack belt)
32. Beginner Class, white belt - blue belt General colored-belt light-middle weightdivision (under 70kg)
33. Beginner Class, white belt - blue belt General colored-belt heavy weight division(over 70kg)

34. Intermediate Class. Yellow belt - Green belt General colored-belt light-middle
weight division (under 70kg)
35. Intermediate Class. Yellow belt - Green belt General colored-belt heavy weightdivision (over 70kg)

36. General Light- middle Weight Class (under 70kg) (brown belt and above)
37. General Heavy Weight Class (70kg and over) (brown belt and above)
Chaos safety division
Event No. Event Name

38. Master's Division Light-middleweight Class (40 years and over , under 70kg)
39. Master's Division Heavy-weight Class (40 years and over, over 70kg)
40. General Men’s Light Weight division(under 70kg)
41. General Men’s Heavy Weight division(over 70kg)
42. General Women’s division(Non weight category)
Chaos safety Jr. division
Event Event Name
No.

43. Pre-school Class (mixed boys/ girls)
44. Elementary School First-grade (boys)
45. Elementary School Second-grade (boys)
46. Elementary School First and Second-grade (girls)
47. Elementary School Third-grade (boys)
48. Elementary School Fourth-grade (boys)
49. Elementary School Third and Fourth-grade (girls)
50. Elementary School Fifth-grade (boys)
51. Elementary School Sixth-grade (boys)
52. Elementary School Fifth and Sixth-grade (girls)
53. Junior High School Boys
54. Junior High School GirlsKata division
Event No. Event Name

55. Elementary School First- Second grade (mixed boys/ girls)
56. Elementary School Third- Fourth grade (mixed boys/ girls)
57. Elementary School Fifth- Sixth grade (boys)
58. Elementary School Fifth- Sixth grade (girls)
59. Junior High School Boys
60. Junior High School Girls
61. Master's (50 years and over) (mixed men/women )62. General Men’s division(over 16 years old)
63. General Women’s division(over 16 years old)
Kick boxing division(younger than 40 years old more than a high school student)
student)
Event Event Name
No.

64. Under 55kg
65. Under 60kg
66. Under 65kg
67. Under 70kg
68. Under 75kg
69. Over 75kg
MMA(Mixed Martial
Martial Arts) division
Event No. Event Name

70. General Light-weight Class (under 60kg)
71. General Middle-weight Class (under 70kg)
72. General Heavy-weight Class (over 70kg)
73. Women's Light-weight Class (under 45kg)
74. Women's Middle-weight Class (over 45kg)

75. Master's Light-weight Class (over 40 years and under 60kg)
76. Master's Middle-weight Class (over 40 years and under 70kg)
77. Master's Heavy-weight Class (over 40 years and over 70kg)※Please ask the details about this
this rule.(rule.(m-satou.rb@hotmail.co.jp)
satou.rb@hotmail.co.jp)【Full Contact Karate Division】
Division】
─ Tournament Rules ─"FSA Kenshinkan World Karate Grandprix 2018"“All Japan Junior Karate Championship Tournament 2018”
Attention* Jr. Karate Championship Tournament Contestants
should be entered in the school grade they willcommence in April this year2018.
* Please be careful to enter the correct school grade.
Incorrect entries will result in disqualification.

* One bout shall last two minutes (one and a half minutes in thepre-school, elementary school junior high school and high school classes).
* Victory is awarded to the contestant; - who scores Ippon - who wins byjudges decision -OR- - who's opponent is disqualified or declared to havemade 3 fouls.
* In all divisions up to the quarter finals if a winner has not been declaredat the end of the bout then a one-minute extension is granted. If at the endof the extension a winner still can’t be determined both competitors will beweighed and the lighter competitor declared the winner. In the semi finalsand finals there is an extra one minute extension.

1． Ippon Kachi (Ippon is also awarded for 2 waza ari)With the exception of fouls, Ippon is awarded for accurate punches,kicks, strikes with the elbow etc. that are a direct cause of theopponent being knocked down if the opponent stays down for 3 seconds
or more or is unable to continue fighting. If the opponent is down forless than 3 seconds one waza ari will be awarded. Waza ari is also
awarded for high kicks that strike accurately when the opponent is notguarding. However kicks that only touch or push the opponent will not
be awarded wazaari. Furthermore if a contestant falls over while
doing a domawashikaitengeri or similar kick wazaari will be awarded
only if damage is incurred by the opponent.
2． Judge's DecisionIf, within the set time for the bout a winner has not been declared thejudges and referees may, by majority decision declare one contestant
to be the winner if they agree that contestant has been the superior
fighter in the bout.
If after an extension (and in the case of the final rounds a furtherextension) a winner still has not been decided, the two contestants will
be weighed and the lighter of the two will be declared the winner.
3． Fouls
A. Any fouls committed, with the exception of those committed withmalicious intent, will result in the contestant receiving a warning.
Two warnings will result in 1 genten (the opponent receives onewazaari). Three warnings will result in disqualification..
B. Strikes to the neck or above with the fist or elbow.
C. Kicks to the groin, nukite to the face or neck and head butting.
D. Striking or kicking an opponent who is already on the ground.
E. Any other action recognized by the judge to be a foul.
F. Grabbing the opponent.
G. When the judge sees bad attitude or bad behavior.
H. Pushing with the heel of the palm (shotei)
I. Attacks made while contestants are grabbing each other, thecontestant who grabbed their opponent first will be deemed to havecommitted a foul. Inserting your arm under an opponents arm andattacking is also not allowed)
J. When doing a knee kick it is permitted pull on the opponent,
however it is not permitted to do so repeatedly. (In the junior
tournament all grabbing and pulling is prohibited)
K. Actively avoiding attack or repeatedly falling so the opponent
cannot attack.
L. Pushing your head into the opponent's body while attacking.

M. High knee kicks are prohibited in the junior tournament for safety.
4． Disqualification
A. When participants do not obey the judge or display bad behavior
during the bout.
B. When participants are late or do not show up for a bout.
C. When over one minute passes without any attack.
D. When an impolite attitude or bad behavior is displayed.
E. When three warnings are given.
F. When a player or second mobs the opponent or in particular thejudge, not only the contestant but their entire dojo will be expelledfrom the stadium.
G. In the light and middle-weight classes, a contestant who is over theweight restriction may receive 1 genten or be disqualified.
5． Abandoning a Match Without Due Cause. The following cases areexceptions.
A. When the attending doctor judges that the participant is unable tocontinue the bout.
B. When an unforeseen accident (such as a family emergency) occurs
immediately prior to or during a bout the participant is permitted toleave after consultation with the judge.
C. With the exception of the above cases, any participant who abstains
from participating or abandons a match will be required to pay a fineof ¥100 000.
D. Under no circumstance is it acceptable to dispute the judge'sdecision.
6． Protection
A. In all divisions of the junior tournament a head guard, groin
protector and protectors for the hands and legs must be worn.
B. In the Women's and Master's divisions a head guard, groin
protector and protectors for the hands and legs must be worn. In thejunior high school, high school and women's division an Isami chest
guard must also be worn. (Elementary students between 3rd and 6th
grade may wear a chest guard if necessary)
C. In the colored-belt division punching gloves must be worn.
(fingerless gloves and cotton hand protectors are not permitted). Legprotectors and groin protectors must also be worn.
Head guards for the infant, elementary school, women's and master's
classes will be supplied however all other protective gear should bebrought by contestants. Please use leg and hand protectors that are
foam on the inside and cloth on the outside.
D. Taping is allowed in all classes, however excessive taping is notallowed.
E. Wearing plastic pads under shin supporters is prohibited. Those
who wear them in a bout will be disqualified.
F. Contestants in the World Karate Tournament must have barehands and feet, and must wear a groin pad.

【Chaos Safety Division】
Division】
─ Tournament Rules ─* One bout shall last one and a half minute.
* Victory is awarded to the contestant; - who scores Ippon - who wins byjudges decision -OR- - who's opponent is disqualified or declared to havemade 3 fouls.
* In all divisions up to the quarter finals if a winner has not been declaredat the end of the bout then a one-minute extension is granted. If at the endof the extension a winner still can’t be determined both competitors will beweighed and the lighter competitor declared the winner. In the semi finals
and finals there is an extra one minute extension.

1． Ippon Kachi (Ippon is also awarded for 3 waza ari)With the exception of fouls, Ippon is awarded for accurate punches,kicks, strikes with the elbow etc. to the face and body that are a directcause of the opponent being knocked down if the opponent stays down
for 3 seconds or more or is unable to continue fighting. If the opponent
is down for less than 3 seconds one waza ari will be awarded(whenEffective strike and damage is concerned wazaari-yuko-dageki isdeclared which is equal to two wazaari). Waza ari is also awarded forhigh kicks and strikes to the face that strike accurately when theopponent is not guarding. However kicks and punches that only touchor push the opponent will not be awarded wazaari. Furthermore if acontestant falls over while doing a domawashikaitengeri or similarkick wazaari will be awarded only if damage is incurred by theopponent.
2． Judge's DecisionIf, within the set time for the bout a winner has not been declared thejudges and referees may, by majority decision declare one contestant
to be the winner if they agree that contestant has been the superior
fighter in the bout.
If after an extension (and in the case of the final rounds a furtherextension) a winner still has not been decided, the two contestants will
be weighed and the lighter of the two will be declared the winner.
3． Fouls
A. Any fouls committed, with the exception of those committed withmalicious intent, will result in the contestant receiving a warning.
Two warnings will result in 1 genten (the opponent receives one
wazaari). Three warnings will result in disqualification..
B. Kicks to the groin and head butting.
C. Striking or kicking an opponent who is already on the ground.
D. Low kicks even a slight kick will be worn, chuui and genten ordisqualified.
E. Any other action recognized by the judge to be a foul.
F. Grabbing the opponent.
G. When the judge sees bad attitude or bad behavior.
H. Pushing with the heel of the palm (shotei)
I. Attacks made while contestants are grabbing each other, thecontestant who grabbed their opponent first will be deemed to havecommitted a foul. Inserting your arm under an opponents arm andattacking is also not allowed)
J. When doing a knee kick it is permitted pull on the opponent,
however it is not permitted to do so repeatedly. (In the junior
tournament all grabbing and pulling is prohibited)
K. Actively avoiding attack or repeatedly falling so the opponent
cannot attack.
L. Pushing your head into the opponent's body while attacking.
4． Disqualification
A. When participants do not obey the judge or display bad behavior
during the bout.
B. When participants are late or do not show up for a bout.
C. When over one minute passes without any attack.

D. When an impolite attitude or bad behavior is displayed.
E. When three warnings are given.
F. When a player or second mobs the opponent or in particular thejudge, not only the contestant but their entire dojo will be expelledfrom the stadium.
G. In the light and middle-weight classes, a contestant who is over theweight restriction may receive 1 genten or be disqualified.
5． Abandoning a Match Without Due Cause. The following cases areexceptions.
A. When the attending doctor judges that the participant is unable tocontinue the bout.
B. When an unforeseen accident (such as a family emergency) occurs
immediately prior to or during a bout the participant is permitted toleave after consultation with the judge.
C. With the exception of the above cases, any participant who abstains
from participating or abandons a match will be required to pay a fineof ¥100 000.
D. Under no circumstance is it acceptable to dispute the judge'sdecision.
6． Protection
A. In all divisions of the tournament a head guard, bodyprotector,groin protector and protectors for the hands and legs must beworn.
B. Taping is allowed in all classes, however excessive taping is notallowed.
E. Wearing plastic pads under shin supporters is prohibited. Those
who wear them in a bout will be disqualified.
 Chaos Jr.’s rules are refered to the general division except 5wazaari for ippon.

Karate Tournament entry form
"FSA Kenshinkan World Karate Grandprix 2018"“All Japan Junior Karate Championship Tournament 2018”

フリガナ
氏名

生年月日年月日

namedate of birthyear

monthday歳age
住所 電話番号〒-（）-

address,
phone number
所属団体名･支部名

所属団体

dojo name

責任者名

branch nameguarantor

級・段

修業年数

kyu/danexperience

身長体重heightweight

出場クラス番号

帯の色

entry

color of belt

category

印
signaturenumber
過去の戦歴
history of karate tournament(s)私儀、上記の通り相違いなく、また本大会のルールに従い正々堂々と競技することをここに誓います。万一試合中の事故、ケガがあった時、主催者側及び誰にも責任の所在を問うものでない事を誓約致します。
I swear that the above information is true and correct and agree to abide by the rules of
the competition. I further declare that I will not hold the organizers or any other party
responsible for any accident or injury that may be incurred during competition.
氏名(signature)

印 日付(date)

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