Temuka Seido Karate

02/09/2026

04/08/2026

Osu we would like to Congratulate our 2 new 2nd kyu Brown belts Jayden and Graham you both done very well

31/07/2026

Osu.

As I reflect on the journey ahead, I am reminded that Seido Karate has always been about far more than the destination. It is about the people we travel with, the friendships we build, the spirit we share, and the values that unite us across the world.

Over the coming days, 37 members of the New Zealand Seido Karate family will make the long journey to New York City from Wellington, Nelson, Dunedin, Stoke, Hastings, Hokitika and Christchurch. That is something for New Zealand to be quietly proud of. It speaks volumes about the commitment, spirit and camaraderie that exist within our New Zealand dojos.

For me personally, this journey carries a little extra significance. Some time ago, I made the decision that this would be my final trip to Honbu. Life has a way of reminding us that every season brings change, and with that comes an appreciation that some journeys become more meaningful than others. That is simply part of life's natural rhythm. Knowing this makes the opportunity to once again train, laugh, reflect and reconnect with our international Seido family all the more special.

We look forward to gathering in Westchester for Zen Shin, celebrating the enduring legacy of Kaicho and the tremendous contribution Nidaime has made in guiding and strengthening our global Seido family. It is a chance to honour those who have gone before us while embracing the future of Seido together.

Most of our New Zealand team departs on Monday and Tuesday, while others will follow later in the week. To every one of you, I wish you safe travels and smooth journeys. We look forward to meeting friends from around the world in New York and Westchester and sharing another memorable chapter together.

My sincere gratitude also goes to everyone who has made this possible. To those travelling - thank you for your commitment to Seido. To your families, who support your training, encourage your aspirations and willingly let you disappear overseas for a time, thank you. And to the instructors, dojo members and friends who continue to support each participant throughout the year, your contribution is every bit as important. No one makes a journey like this alone.

Represent New Zealand with humility, respect and strong spirit. Train hard, enjoy every moment, and never lose sight of what a privilege it is to be part of a community that spans generations, cultures and continents.

Cath and I look forward to sharing one more Honbu pilgrimage with you all.

Safe travels, everyone.

Osu.

Eiko Hanshi Renzie Hanham

13/07/2026

In this Issue Wellington Tournament Kagami Biraki Christchurch Camp 60th Anniversary Kids and Youth New Brighton Dojo Osu Last year was a huge year for our dojo, with several very significant milestones. The transition with Eiko Hanshi Renzie stepping back this year is very sign...

13/07/2026

Osu starting next week

07/07/2026

Thursday class will start after school Holiday’s

18/06/2026

We are John and Nicole, and Nicon Martial Arts began with a simple frustration: good gear was hard to find, and what we could find rarely matched its price. So we made our own.

Every piece is tested in the dojo and refined with our teachers and trainers, cut to allow for the shrinkage and wear that real training brings. Premium gi, belts and sparring gear, made by karateka, for karateka.

This is just the beginning. Welcome to the family.

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12/05/2026

Reminder 21st February family planning prices

07/05/2026