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ASHIHARA INTERNATIONAL
KARATE ORGANISATION

6500+

members

32

countries

115

tournaments

Welcome to AIKO

Ashihara Karate is basically named after Hideyuki Ashihara, but during several decades the original style has been divided in several systems and organisations.

Ashihara Karate having being developed in the 1970’s is one of the “younger” styles in existence, and despite this, it too has seen changes made by different High Ranking instructors.

News

  • Last weekend the Open AIKO World championships were held in Hungary in the town Mosonmagyaróvár which lies between Bratislava (Slovakia) and Györ (Hungary) The competition had around 250+ competitors coming from around 20 countries like Hungary, Khazachstan, Turkmenistan, Germany, Romania, Latvia,

  • Great News from Holland as our Ashihara and AIKO Brothers showed excellent progress in the NFCKO Open Full Contact Karate Championship. This body has been set up to promote co-operation and interaction between the different Knockdown styles in The Netherlands. Ashihara Karate

  • The Ashihara International Karate Organisation is happy to announce the affiliation of a new Dojo under the leadership of Shihan Leon Sebregts and Shihan Theo de Jong based in the city of Breda. Both instructors gained a long time experience in

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EVENTS

Unmatching Power of Ashihara

In different competitive formats the Ashihara International Karate Organisation has proven successful not only in Knockdown Karate but also in K1 and conventional Kickboxing with many achieving success in K1 in areas such as the Glory World Series.

Also, using experience in training in other disciplines, our fighters fought in other disciplines such as Pride, Pancrase and Daido Juku, also with high levels of success.

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Full-contact

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strong form

Is presently known as a strong form of karate, with a strong desire in evolution and open minded approach.