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WELCOME FROM THE TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR

I would like to take this opportunity to invite you to attend our special 2024
Koei-Kan "Invitational" Championship. This is our 50th year everyone! As
instructors, we are always looking for opportunities to expose our students to
various events which may help them improve their skills. With that in mind, this
year's goal is to unite our Koei-Kan family from around the world and provide an
exciting Taikai anniversary event that will be safe, enjoyable but challenging,
and enhance our students' martial arts experience. Read the entire letter.




VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS

2024 Taikai Promotion Video
1994 Taikai Highlights
2016 Taikai Jittsuen Demo


OFFICIAL TAIKAI FLYER

2024 50th Anniversary Taikai Flyer



TICKET INFORMATION

Spectator tickets can be purchased online or ordered by snail mail. Details can
be found on the Payments page.

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MERCHANDISE

Don't miss your opportunity to own 50th Anniversary memorabilia! Limited
merchandise available!

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BANQUET & AWARDS

Join us at the Barnyard and Carriage House in Totowa, NJ for our very special
Koei-Kan 50th Anniversary Celebration Banquet on May 18 from 6pm to 10pm. Watch
this site for details.

HOTEL INFORMATION

Book your hotel accommodations at the Headquarters Hotel Holiday Inn before
rooms sell out!

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SPONSORS

Please support our loyal sponsors. If you would like information on becoming a
tournament sponsor contact us at tournament@koeikantaikai.com.




KOEI-KAN HISTORY

Here are some Koei-Kan highlights from the last 50 years.

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Joanne (Ligosh) Scordilis taught at Montclair State College in 1975. She was the
first Koei-Kan black belt in the USA and competed nationally and
internationally.



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The name Koei-Kan was suggested to the founder of the system, Onishi Eizo
(Kancho Sensei) by his mentor, the late Master Toyama Kanken. The phrase,
"Prosper with happiness towards the future," has often been used to describe its
meaning.

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Sensei Miller-Feinstein Lee Ann was the youngest female Koei-Kan Dojo Cho at 18
years old. She was the first female in Koei-Kan to achieve the rank of Sandan
and is currently the highest ranking female back belt in the Koei-Kan system
Worldwide.

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Sensei Ayla Quaglio is the first USA female black belt to travel to Japan and
train directly with Kancho Onishi. She is CURRENTLY the youngest female Koei-Kan
Dojo Cho in the USA.

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O Sensei Edward Kaloudis (originally from Greece) brought Koei-Kan to the US
from Japan. He began teaching it in New York City while a student at NYU in
1956. He later established his headquarters in New Jersey.

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In 1972 O Sensei Brian Frost captured the All-Japan Koei-Kan Championship held
in the Kamata Sports Stadium in Tokyo. He competed, instructed and demonstrated
worldwide.

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"Koei-Kan created an insatiable desire to learn, not just in the martial arts,
but throughout all of life's endeavors. It has given me the immense joy that
comes from passing these traits and benefits - along with that undying spirit -
on to so many."

~ Shihan Jeffrey L. Mason





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