International Shotokan Karate Federation of India
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A non-profit traditional Shotokan Karate organization preserving the authentic lineage of Grand Master Teruyuki Okazaki, 10th Dan — spreading excellence across India since 2006.
International Shotokan Karate Federation of India
A non-profit traditional Shotokan Karate organization devoted to providing low-cost and high-quality instruction of traditional Shotokan Karate. ISKF India is committed to preserving authentic Karate-Do, discipline, respect, fitness and character development.
Mission
To preserve and spread traditional Japanese Karate through exceptional instruction.
Vision
To promote peace and goodwill through the development of positive character and fitness.
Values
Respect, dignity, integrity, trust and excellence are the foundation of our organization.
About ISKF India
ISKF India is dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional Shotokan Karate throughout India. Under the leadership of Sensei Shiv K. Panchal, the organization continues to develop students, instructors and Karate practitioners through disciplined training.
Our approach combines traditional Japanese Karate principles with physical fitness, mental discipline, respect and character development.
"To preserve and spread traditional Japanese karate through exceptional instruction — promoting peace and goodwill through the development of positive character and physical fitness."Mission of ISKF India · Nihon Shotokan Karate-Do Sho Bu Kai
A Legacy of Authentic Shotokan
Founded by Sensei Shiv K. Panchal in 2006, ISKF India is committed to preserving the intangible cultural treasure of traditional Shotokan Karate-do, passed down in its original form by Grand Master Teruyuki Okazaki, 10th Dan.
The name Sho Bu Kai — "to practice Budo with Honor" — defines our path. Budo translates as the Martial Path to Enlightenment. We study Karate-Do to illuminate that path, and we do so with honor.
Today ISKF India has roots spread across Haryana, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Jharkhand, U.P., Bihar, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Assam, and Andhra Pradesh — with over 30,000 karatekas moving in the same direction.
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