You went to that school in Japan to learn karate and judo?

Master, I just came back from studying karate and judo in Japan, and I opened a karate club in Anshan, Liaoning called Kokushiku Martial Arts Club.

Traveling to Japan to learn martial arts is hard. Not to mention the financial problems. It's very stressful to come to Japan and live part-time and train. I've worked in Japan as a porter for people who were moving, and I've worked at a construction site carrying cement for my training.

I even scrubbed toilets.

I suggest that if you are young, you should study in Japan as a university student. You can study at one of Japan's famous martial arts universities and get a diploma and learn martial arts. In addition, the professional teams at the universities are sponsored by large Japanese corporations, so you don't have to work part-time to pay for your living expenses, and if you play well and compete in school tournaments, you can get a reduction in tuition fees, which is a very good value for money.

Here's a list of some of Japan's most famous martial arts universities

Specialized sports universities: National: Shibuya University of Physical Education and Sports (but it's a little out of the way)

Public: Osaka University of Physical Education and Sports (the best)

Private: Nippon Sport University

Nippon Budokan University

Comprehensive universities with strong sports programs, such as Kokushikan University (judo), are the best in the world.

Tokai University (judo is very good, there is the father of judo Yamashita Taiyu as a tutor)

Teikyo Heijo University (karate is very good)

Tenri University (karate is very good)

Private teaching institutions, judo dojo (where I studied)

Karate schools are a lot of, you can choose any in Tokyo.

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