Fujimaki Cebu 2025

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UNTIL THE 2025 AIKIDO SEMINAR

Fujimaki in Cebu 2025 - 2-Day Event Pass

Contribution: P 2,500.00

Join the two-day aikido seminar in celebration of the 10th Year Anniversary of the Visayas Aikido Fellowship and 20th Anniversary of Sacred Heard Aikido Center Cebu!

This event will be conducted by Hiroshi Fujimaki Shihan, 7th Dan Aikikai from Japan’s Hombu Dojo.

Venue: City Sports Club Cebu

   Start Date: March 1, 2025

     End Date: March 2, 2025

 .Time: 9:00 AM PST – 5:00 PM – PST

Regular Registration ONGOING!

Early bird registration is now closed, but you can still join the seminar!

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Unable to join for the full 2 days?

No worries! Join us on whichever day you’re available! Choose your day pass below.

March 1 Event Pass

Contribution: P 1,500.00

JOIN ON MARCH 1

March 2 Event Pass

Contribution: P 1,500.00

JOIN ON MARCH 2

HIROSHI FUJIMAKI SHIHAN

7th Dan Aikikai Hombu Dojo

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About Fujimaki Shihan

Hiroshi Fujimaki Shihan (7th Dan) is no stranger to the Filipino Aikido community. 

He first visited the Philippines as a young 2nd Dan in 1992, when he was then assistant to Hayato Osawa Shihan (then 6th Dan, now 8th Dan), a prominent Hombu Dojo instructor and son of the legendary Kisaburo Osawa. 

Filipino aikidokas became more familiar of Fujimaki Shihan after the Hombu Dojo and the Japan International Cooperation Agency sent him to the Philippines for a six-month teaching tour in 1998. 

Since then, he became a frequent visitor to the Philippines and has held several Hombu Dojo-sponsored seminars here.

He has been credited for influencing several generations of Filipino Aikido practitioners.

Aside from the Philippines, Fujimaki Shihan also tours the United States, Europe and other countries to promote Aikido to old and new generations of practitioners.

His dedication to the development and propagation of Aikido has earned him a solid reputation in the martial arts world and the affection of the Filipino Aikido community. 

To date, Fujimaki Shihan is considered the most frequent visitor from Hombu Dojo to the Philippines.