1. Upon training, one must participate with righteous and harmonious manner.
2. Upon training, one must follow the rules of courtesy.
3. Upon training, one must participate with “clear, bright, right, and pure” manner.
4. Upon training, one must avoid any danger that may cause injury to oneself and others.
5. One must take full responsibility of any injury and accidents that may happen during classes.

In Shinkiryu, we try to improve externally and internally.

“Externally” mentions something appearing outside, such as a posture, smooth body movements, physical strength.

And “internally” means “ki(氣)” power.

We aim to grow in terms of both ways.

In Shinkiryu students have a chance to get promoted based on their levels, and the higher you get promoted, the more you can learn.