Welcome to the Okinawa Shorin-Ryu Kiyobukan and Ryukyu Kobudo website.  Here you will find news and information about the Kiyobukan Association, and our founder and teacher Hanshi 10th Dan, Seiei Nakaza.   


 


The pledge of the Kiyobukan is to hold true to the pure Shuri-Te (the precursor to Shorin-ryu) tradition of the Matsumura - Itosu - Chibana - Nakazato lineage.  Our goal is to train to be perfect in our karate and thus in all of life for it is only through dedicated and rigorous training will the student find the edges of their true potential.   
We welcome all who share in this philosophy or understand the potential that it has to become kiyo-bu (pure warrior) and find the true spirit of peace through martial practice.

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August 10th - August 13th 
Hampton Virgina

Featuring world class  instructors from around the world  
Honoring  the legacy of Hanshi Seiei Nakaza.

Hosted by Kyoshi Brian Hobson, So Honbu Cho

KIYOBUKAN EVENTS

  • 8th Annual Kiyobukan Summer Training Camp August 10th, Black Belts only, optional Thursday evening session at the dojo.August 11th - August 13th, Friday through Sunday, at the Hampton Roads Convention Center.Venue:Hampton Roads Convention Center ...
    Posted Apr 17, 2017, 6:24 AM by nintaikarate
  • 7th Annual Kiyobukan Summer Camp July 28th , Black Belts only, optional Thursday evening session at the dojo. July 29th – July 31st Friday through Sunday, at the Sheraton Columbia Town Center. Venue: Sheraton Columbia Town Center ...
    Posted Mar 13, 2016, 11:03 PM by nintaikarate
  • 6th Annual Kiyobukan International Karate Summer Camp Dates:July 30th, Black Belts only, optional Thursday evening session at the dojo.July 31st - August 2nd, Friday through Sunday, at the Hampton Roads Convention Center.Venue:Hampton Roads Convention ...
    Posted Mar 13, 2016, 11:01 PM by nintaikarate
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