The All South Karate Tournament will be held Saturday, April, 4, 2009 at the UNO Gym. Please enlarge the image above for more information by clicking on it.
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Chief Instructor, Takayuki Mikami
Hachidan -- 8th Dan Black Belt
Founder, All South Karate Federation (1965)
Member, JKA International Board of Directors
Senior Technical Advisor, JKA
Founder, JKA American Federation
President, Hokubei Karate-Do Shihankai
Multiple All-Japan Championships
Chief Instructor, Louisiana Karate Association
Founder, All South Karate Federation (1965)
Member, JKA International Board of Directors
Senior Technical Advisor, JKA
Founder, JKA American Federation
President, Hokubei Karate-Do Shihankai
Multiple All-Japan Championships
Chief Instructor, Louisiana Karate Association
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The ALL SOUTH KARATE FEDERATION (ASKF) is composed of Shotokan karate clubs in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama. It is the oldest traditional karate organization in the southern United States. The Chief Instructor of ASKF is Sensei Takayuki Mikami, 8th dan black belt (JKA hachi dan), who founded the federation in 1965. Mr. Mikami, a native of Japan, was the first certified instructor sent overseas by the Japan Karate Association (JKA). He was the All-Japan Kumite (free fighting) champion twice and two time All-Japan Kata (forms) champion. Copyright (c) 2007 Louisiana Karate Association. All rights reserved. All South Karate Federation and Louisiana Karate Association name, logo, related trademark and service mark, are owned by Louisiana Karate Association.
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