Keiko Fukuda Joshi Judo Camp

We are excited to announce that we have dates and a location for Joshi Camp 2016
Camp will be held at:
Colorado Center For The Blind
2233 West Sheppard Ave
Littleton, CO 80120

Dates: Friday July 22, 2016 – July 24, 2016

Please mark your calendars and distribute flyers.
We will also have a scholarship available for the camp registration fees. Please look for the application soon.
2016 Save the Date Flyer

2015 Joshi Camp Registration Packet is now posted.

Please help spread the word.

 

Camp Guest Instructors:

• Lynn Roethke – 7^th Dan
• Zarife “Dilek” Ivascu – 3^rd Dan
• Yuki Ito – 3^rd Dan

Schedule Now Posted!

Help spread the word! Camp Flyers and Information Details are Available.

2015 Camp Flyer

2015 Joshi Camp Infomation

2015 Camp Schedule

Registration Forms are still pending. We should have those available within the next week or two.

We are pleased to announce that we will be holding the 2015 Joshi Camp Friday, July 24 – Sunday, July 26 in Chicago, IL. The details are being finalized, look for more information soon. Until then save the date.

Do you think your dojo or yudanshakai might like to host a future Joshi Camp? We are accepting bids for a United States venue for 2016 and beyond. Please contact registration@fukudajoshicamp.org for more information.

Commemorative postage stamps are now available for purchase! Proceeds from stamp sales will benefit Keiko Fukuda Joshi Judo, Inc., a 501(3)(c) charity who’s purpose is to share and promote all positive aspects of the philosophy, tradition, and techniques of the martial art of judo; and encourage women to participate in judo by hosting an annual judo camp for women (Joshi Judo Camp)
Stamps are $40.00/sheet of 20. See Order Form for more details.

Stamp Order Form

“Tsuyoko, Yasashiku, Utsukushiku” – Keiko Fukuda Sensei (9th dan)

“Be Strong, Gentle and Beautiful in Mind, Body and Spirit” is Sensei’s motto. At Joshi Judo Camp, participants get instruction and practice to develop as women judoka. It is a great weekend to refocus back on the principles of judo and of being a woman.