Te Shin Kai Karate

Ramit Marharjan

🇮🇷 TESHINKAI KARATE INTERNATIONAL – IRAN 🇮🇷

We proudly present
Shihan Meisam Ghasemi – 5th Dan
Tehran, Iran
Country Representative

Shihan Meisam Ghasemi represents the strength, discipline, and tradition of Teshinkai Karate in Iran.

With a deep commitment to technical excellence and the true values of martial arts, he continues to guide his students with focus, respect, and strong leadership.

Based in Tehran, his work contributes to the continued growth of Teshinkai Karate as part of a unified international network.

We are honoured to have Shihan Meisam leading Teshinkai Karate in Iran.

Osu

🇲🇦 TESHINKAI KARATE INTERNATIONAL – MOROCCO 🇲🇦

We proudly present
Shihan Haddar Si Mohamed – 5th Dan
Casablanca, Morocco
Country Representative

Shihan Haddar Si Mohamed represents the strength, discipline, and tradition of Teshinkai Karate in Morocco.

With years of dedicated training and leadership, he continues to guide students with a clear focus on technical excellence, respect, and the true values of martial arts.

His presence reflects both experience and commitment—building a strong foundation for karate in Casablanca and contributing to the continued growth of the Teshinkai International network.

We are honoured to have Shihan Haddar leading Teshinkai Karate in Morocco.

Osu

🇮🇳 TESHINKAI KARATE INTERNATIONAL – INDIA 🇮🇳

We are proud to present
Shihan Raju Mathew – 5th Dan
Kerala, India
Country Representative

Shihan Raju Mathew represents the strength and spirit of traditional karate in India. His dedication to disciplined training and technical precision has shaped a dojo culture built on respect, consistency, and personal development.

Based in Kerala, his work reflects a deep commitment to preserving the values of karate while guiding students toward both personal growth and martial excellence. His teaching is grounded, practical, and aligned with the principles that define true budo.

Through his leadership, a strong and respectful student base continues to grow—one built not just on ability, but on character.

His journey reflects what Teshinkai stands for:
Strength in discipline. Unity in purpose. Excellence in every training.

We are honoured to have Shihan Raju Mathew representing Teshinkai Karate in India as part of our expanding international network.

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🇳🇵 KARATE INTERNATIONAL – NEPAL 🇳🇵

We are proud to recognise and present
Shihan Ram Maharjan – 5th Dan
Kathmandu, Nepal
Country Representative

Shihan Ram Maharjan has built a formidable reputation through decades of dedicated training, leadership, and commitment to the true spirit of karate.

Renowned for producing national level fighting champions, his dojo is a proving ground where discipline meets performance. His students are not only skilled competitors, but respectful martial artists who carry the values of karate into everyday life.

What truly sets Shihan Ram apart is the loyalty of his students. This is not built overnight, it is earned through consistency, integrity, and a genuine investment in every individual who steps onto his dojo floor.

His leadership reflects what Teshinkai stands for:
Strength in discipline. Unity in purpose. Excellence in every training.

We are honoured to have Shihan Ram Maharjan representing Teshinkai Karate in Nepal and contributing to the growth of our international network.

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I’d like to acknowledge Shihan Athula Jayasinghe, our Teshinkai Karate representative in Sri Lanka.

Athula comes from a strong background, having served as a senior member of the Sri Lanka Police. That alone tells you a lot about the man—discipline, responsibility, and a life lived in service.

But what stands out to me is not just his career, it’s what he’s done through Karate. Over the years, he has quietly gone about his work, helping shape young people into better versions of themselves. Not through talk—but through consistency, example, and genuine care.

This is what Karate is meant to do.

His influence has reached many students, giving them direction, confidence, and a sense of purpose that stays with them long after they leave the dojo.

That’s the kind of leadership we value