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The new Budo-Passport from IKO World Zen-Kyokushin Germany
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20. May 20252 min read
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The new Budo-Pass­port from IKO World Zen-Kyo­kus­hin Germany

Here is a structured blog post for the website of the Shinzen Dojo Berlin über den neuen Budo-Pass des Dachverbands IKO World Zen-Kyokushin Germany:

A sign of true Kara­teka – The Budo pass­port is coming!

We are now gradually introducing the new Budo passport from our international umbrella organization, IKO World Zen-Kyokushin Germany, at Shinzen Dojo Berlin. Budo passport of our international umbrella organization IKO World Zen-Kyokushin Germany This passport is a significant step towards greater structure, recognition, and personal development in Kyokushin Karate.

From the year 2026 the Budo passport is mandatory for all members verpflichtend.

“A true martial artist never forgets where they come from and where they are going – everything must be recorded on the path of the fist.”– Sosai Masutatsu Oyama

Why a Budo pass­port?

In the spirit of traditional Budo, it is essential to diligently document your own progress. The Budo passport fulfills exactly this task – it is an official record of:

  • absolvierte Gradings (Kyu and Dan)
  • Tournament participation and rankings
  • absolvierte Seminars and workshops
  • Memberships in the association

This makes not only your personal development visible but also your membership in the worldwide Zen-Kyokushin family.

Struc­ture of the Budo pass­port

The passport contains structured sections, including:

  • All passed gradings from 10th Kyu to the highest Dan grades are entered here – including date, location, and examiner.
  • Your Achievements auf Turnieren – ob Teilnahme oder Platzierungen – finden hier ihren Platz. Eine Motivation für jeden Kämpfer, sich stetig zu verbessern!
  • Participation in official workshops, summer camps, or international events is documented – your karate path in full depth.
  • Annual association membership and license fees are confirmed here. Proof of your active participation in the association.

Fees and con­di­ti­ons

The one-time issuance fee for the Budo passport is 25 Euros, plus a annual license fee in the amount of 5 Euros.

  • Payment is in cash.
  • Additionally, a passport photo in the format 3 cm x 4 cm must be provided.

What you need to do now

So that your Budo passport can be issued correctly, we need:

  1. Your current passport photo
  2. Your already acquired Kyu or Dan certificates
  3. The one-time fee of 25 Euros in cash (plus 5 Euros annual license if applicable)

⚠️ Important: Submit your certificates in good time to Senpai Son so that the entries can be made correctly. You will, of course, receive them back afterwards.

Tog­e­ther on the path of Kyo­kus­hin

With the new Budo passport, we give every Karateka at Shinzen Dojo Berlin the opportunity to document their progress in Kyokushin in a stylish and traceable way. Whether beginner or advanced – this passport accompanies you on your path to personal mastery and inner strength.

Osu!

If you have any questions or need support, talk to Senpai Son directly during training or write to us via the contact form on our website.

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