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We never hurry students through the curriculum because we want them to learn well and develop patience. Seichou Karate has won this award 7 consecutive years running - 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020. We offer classes 6 days a week, so students may attend as many classes per week as they choose from Monday through Saturday.

We offer a dedicated program, called Harmonize & Flow, for differently abled, neurodiverse kids and adults. All of our instructors possess at least masters degrees and have ten or more years of Seichou Karate experience. With a state-of-the-art training hall, changing rooms with lockers and showers, and a dedicated classroom for cultural arts, we have the best-equipped, most beautiful, serene dojo in metro DC.
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Romero was a point system champion in the 1970s and a knock-down tournament champion in the 1980s. He taught karate in New York City at the World Oyama Karate headquarters from 1980 to 1986. During that time, Romero represented the U.S. in Tokyo at the Kyokushinkai-kan World Championships (1984), and he demonstrated karate with Soshu Shigeru Oyama in the U.S. and Europe.
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Seichou Karate has 2 convienent locations throughout the D.C. metropolitan area. If you have questions or would like to inquire about classes, schedules, or need directions, please feel free to contact us. Four and five-year-olds are entitled to attend 2 karate classes and 2 Story Time classes per week via Seichou LIVE.
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Students come to Seichou Karate for a variety of reasons including self-defense, physical fitness, and because they're interested in learning about Japanese culture. They rely on Master Karate Instructor and Seichou Karate Founder Richard Romero and his team of instructors to provide quality Japanese martial and cultural arts education in an environment that is characterized by safety, learning and growth and enjoyment.
Shigeru Oyama Book
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In 1966, a 30-year old karate instructor who had just completed 100-kumite traveled from Tokyo to New York at the request of the owner of the White Plains School of Self-defense. He came with the intention of doing his teacher's bidding: to build the reputation of Kyokushinkai Karate in the United States.
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This section of our Website provides graphic designers, NLE Editors, and Seichou Marketing staff with the primary Brand Identity assets for various video, marketing, and graphics design workflows. This repository of Brand ID assets should be leveraged to maintain aesthetic consistency with regard to logo usage, video editing, and the development of all future marketing collateral both online, in video post-production, and in print workflows.
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