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The JFK was established in 1964 to organize Japanese Karatedo for the first time. Since that time,the JFK has increased overall recognition of Karatedo by joining the Japan Amateur Sports Association and the National Athletic Meet. The introduction of contest organizations and rules has,likewise,led to the development of Karatedo. The JKF has contributed in a variety of other wars to society in general.
The top event of Karatedo world, The All Japan Karatedo Championships, was first held in 1969. This championship is currently held every year in December in order to determine the top Karate practitioners in Japan.
Practitioners from all over Japan train daily aiming at the participation in this tournament. In addition to the above, the JKF sponsors and supports to a wide variety of other activities.
The JKF is involved in the testing, management and organization of standards applied in the testing of officials, instructors, and practitioners. Grading and seminar sessions are frequently organized in order to improve techniques of participants.
Promising practitioners are selected from all over Japan for special intensive training sessions held frequently in order to improve the overall level of competitive skills. National international competitions.
The JKF manages the domestic Japanese Karatedo world representing Japan while consolidating individual Karate practitioners into a single organization. JKF members are able to serve in an official capacity domestically as participants in competitions and as graded practitioners.
